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IIUO GU IVO1 y UVUJs
A Large PIP. Circular, giving information ct tn
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, tn
despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send thei
address, and recci7e copy postpaid, by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer, q,
March 80 Tyr Troy, N. Y.
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Presented by
NJ. 81. NATHAN, =.
Chief Fire Department,
April 9th, 1867.

April 9th, 1857.
The letters are. beautifully ornamented, and
space is left on section Of hose for the name OF
the victorious company. On the opposite side OF
the cups are miniature representations of hand and
steam engines. These are well executed, and are
perfect even in the minutest details The, engrav-
ing on these cups is far superior to that done at
the North, and comparison between those pre-
sented last year and the ones engraved by MIR.
FISHER win convince the most sceptical that
Charleston artists are not to be beat. The cups
will be on exhibition at Messrs WH1LDEN & Co.'S
jewelry store corner Of King and Bcaufain streets,
this afternoon, and we advise visit from the GU
rious, and especially from the fremen.
The coming anniversary promises to be the
finest that has been witnessed for years, and OK
tenstye preparations have been made ~ the ire
men for that occasion. There are rumors that the
contest will be participated in by several visiting
companies from different Cities but ncne have sc
far signifed their positive Intentions.
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AUCTION SALES.

By r.. M. MARSHALL & BRO, ,s2sss:ss
Brokers and Auctioneers, NO. 33 Broad st. =
se.s.i, THIS DAY, at 1Oh o'clock, win be sold
MULES, Fine Horse, Rochway, 4 Letter Press
large Screen. Mirror, Office and Chamber furniture
Crockery, 80. April 10 4
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...izs +, I -BANNETT SCHUR. =
Auctioneer, and Commisaion Merchant, at
No. 80 king street, below Broad street, -
Offers his Bervices for the sale Of MERCHAND16E at
day and night at his store also for the sale Of Soc,
Bonds Real Estate Vessels Horses and Produce Best
city references viii be given. Consignments solicited
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction. g
March 20 49,. limo
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AUcTIll,0j ON ON S Ale D

gudnol Gudno Z G,an0! oniaeoo.at q Uadr-
'eg!ssrs .nT BaSss fnS IS 6 senssasa &sEE.1
Wnl be sold THIS DAY, the 10th tnssArt On Katrs
!, ,.rra. F1sH "H5i aUANo DAMAGE lboand schooner
- on her voyage to Till port -A2sa -
sraw Goods, MIauy, Dry Goods, Bocss Shoes ts'
MCKAY & CA1IPBELIa,s Z -. -.
Cash Auction House. Fo: 90 Ha sas sek s.a
wm .e,, THPS DSY. comuaenctng 1t ID O'Clock;
= Cases T sTRAW GOODS, VIZ: Ladies' Ieghot9, Dspy,
Dew Drop, Central Psrk, aladissora nsea ~. -.
trimmed. &C., &C. -. &
= cases assorted DRY GOODS, Linen Drn. ohnesset,
grass Cloth, Farmers Linen Duck BooD1%a. ~ Hosi.
dauze Colored Book and Esinsook Mu1lsns
s. ss. :ssssss sss:i s.s: Sss.s
Cases assorted LADIES gAlM9ak1s or e.! c%Esrs 4ss
Fancy and Drsb Mems Leghorn Hah, &c; &c r..
ALSO, .t;.....5 -. Z. ..a: -. Z
NOTIONS ssss9ss s Essssnsa Finger a nnsa
Conditions cash. 80 z: sA4ealU
Estate sale-s Residence 6N order 1scutvs.
By WILBUR g. SON -. e -
TOMORROW. the Uth inst, north OF the old Custom
gouse, ct u O'Clock, VIII be sold. s,g I,..,.
Dwelling thereon, euate on the south side oi Msnt-
worth street. near East Bay, and Known By ne Tore.
ment No. house Is well furnished containing four
square and one dreesng.foom, brick atehen 10 Mo-
curing in front on Wentworth street. 20 4eet yAnd -
depth ss feet inches Including q Saees %
the opening East Bay TO be len open fot e use
in common with adjoining tenenenta.
Condihons-Oneth cash balance IN one sna eWo
years; to be secured by bond snd q tns
ises Buildings 70 be insured policy asagosd; 5@r
N n resAN
ssag Nsa ! Rsssdsnee g
TOMORROW, the uth instant, north Of the old Culhum
House: ct IL O'Clock; WIN be sold, -: ss.
That LOT OF LAND, with the neat two story DWELL
No. -Henrista street. north aide, third door east tom
Meeting street. with every convenience for smsN lan.
Lot measures 40 Sset front by 19o In moro g
less. - - 80
Conditions s-HaN casl balance N y menths, WITH
bond and mortgages OF promised =. 9Hg "
UNDER DECREE I.EQUTTYs sss.sg
POnaCiqROn :ps.s Wl1ikeT. .sss
Win be sold, under the direction Of the
the old Custom House IN this city, TO.AORHUWs
the llfh dHy OF April 1857 ut II O'Clock A.
All that LOT OF LAND with the bufdtn thes.sons
situate ON thswest side Of East Bay street N TINS
back line "a feet II inches, and ID depth 12s fest4
inches more or less bounded north on lsnd OF
NJ Brodie south on land now or formerly 81
Ross, and partly East Bay street. west on lana
formerly Of Mrs Anna Ross and TO the east
Terms-Oneaffh cash; balance in ONE, two three snat
four years secured BY bond fpurchaset and
the premises, with interest from dky
assigned Purchaser terp ,ppsns.
Apru 10 10 tuth2 Master IN Equtsyss1s e
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DRY GOODS, ETC.
SILK CL0AkS
AND
LACE SHANLS,
TUsT OPENED VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Of recent importation, very reasonable at
LOUIS Cob EN-,
No. 24S KING STREET.
DRESS GOODS.

Tn tbis line will be found the latest Novelties In Cold
and Black SILKS. GRENADINES, POPLINs, LENOs
CHAiLIEs, POUT DECHEVREs, Plain and Figured
BAREGES and MALANGES for travelling.
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United STATES CoURr.-hs Admirdhy.-Judge
GEO. s. BRYAN presiding-The case of ARNOLD cs.
the steamer MoneEa was taken up. Messrs.
PORTER and CoNNoR for the steamer, and A. Il.
Brown, Esq, for the claimant. This was a case
where MIR. ARNOLD sued the steamer for some
valuable horses thas had died during their passage
from New York to this city. The trial Of the case
consumed nearly the whole morning, and it was
closed without decision.
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We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons VINO 90
not attach tLer proper names to the articles sent;
and We take this occasion Of repeating that nothing
can be published in The DAILY NEWS without
being indorsed BY some responsible individual.
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- The TwENTY-sEvENTH OF APR1I.-This occasion
has been celebrated ever since the organization of
the Fire Departp: ont as their Anniversary, and
has always been considered by the irrepressible
Firemen as a day Of generous rivalry. 1t has been
customary on this day, for the different engine
companies to contend for the championship, by
testing the power of their machines. In order to
render this contest more exciting, some testimo-
NAL has been usually presented to the Mctors,
and this prize has been preserved relgiously by
the fortunate holders. Since the, introduction OF
steam in the Department, the prizes have been
divided, and ono is now awarded to each branch.
The popular Chief, MIR. II. b. NATHAN, has al
ways taken the deepest interest in his pets, and
the prizes have been generally furnished by his
iberality. We had the pleasure yesterday, of in
specting two beautiful silver goblets, that will be
awarded to she successful contestants at the COM
ing Anniversary. These goblets are Of heavy sill
yer lined with gold, and in themselves would be
sufficient to awaken all freman's zeal, but they
have been improved by art until their original
value has become greatly enhanced.
Mr. W. FISHER, the able and experienced itho-
grapher and engraver Of this city, has displayed
b: skill in engraving upon them, and they have
left his hands greatly improved and beautifed.
Both of these cups bear the following inscrip-
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:W1pENNa KING SrEET.- Council passed reso-
luton at its late session authorizing the widening
Of the east side OF King street, between Queen
street and Horlbeck's alley. There are few houses
on that side of the street. and it is far easier to
recess vacant lots than it is to widen the streets
when built upon. We are sadly defcientin promo
nades, but by paying the proper attention to our
streets in their pc5sent condition they will IN
future reward thoae:who studied their improve
ment. King street has always been disagreeably
narrow for so fashionable thoroughfare, but it is
pleasing to see that efforts are being made to add
to it's width and consequently to the comfort of
pedestrians.
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AID FOR THE SoUTH.-Our telegraphic columns
INFORM US that the good samaritans of the North'
who indeed deserve the name Of brother, have not
relaxed their efforts to procure aid for the starving
South The Ladies' Southern Relief Assoclatlon
have been unremitting in their devotion to the
cause Of charity. and have proved themselves to
be minstering spirits. Private galleries Of paint
ngs have been opened to public inspection, and
readings, theatrical performances and exhibitions
of various descriptions have given benefits for the
popular cause. A pleasing instance of devotion to
the South occurred in Washington. AtDr. GnLETs
Church basket has been set aside to receive the
contributions intended for the South, and on ez-
amining the contents lady's diamond ring was
found inclosed in 81 bill.
PETRoIEra SToREHousE.-A resolution was pre-
sented at the last meeting of City Council from the
Board of Underwriters, which set forth, in strong
terms, the in1amable character Of petroleum, and
the possibility Of spontaneous combustion. This
oil is frequently stored in close and badly ventilat-
ed buildings, ard foul air or gas is generated
that soon becomes explosive. There is scarcely
any doubt that many Of the large fires which
have devastated our cities we're originated in this
way. Familiarity with petroleum in it's various
forms has rendered men Indifferent to the danger,
and until some terrible catastrophe arouses them,
they will continue to keep it in large quanttie :,
and it will be stored, handled, and sold with the
same recHessness.
No fire that has ever occurred in this
city can be traced to this cause, but the old
proverb, san ounce of prevention, &C." can be
well applied, especially by the Insurance Compa-
nies who have to bear the losses in every instance.
1t has always been deemed advisable in large cities
to place restrictions the storage and sale of in
flammable material, and naval stores and gunpow-
der are sold only in small quantities, or by SAM
pies, the stock being kept in scme isolated build
ing.
The Board of Underwriters propose using the
new Fish Market as storehouse for petroleum.
The location is admirably adapted for this pur-
pose, and the isolated position Of the market
would ensure protection from fire. The new Fish
Market has long been one Of the largest humbugs
in the city, and proposition to make it Of any
practical use will be received with favor. Council
referred the proposition of the Underwriters to
the Special Committee on the Fire Department,
but it is subject in which the whole people arc
interested, and should be considered earnestly. Tt
is hard to restrict trade, and the question will be
more upon the policy Of the change than upon its
real utility.
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Dis1a1or CouR1Juige LOGAN presiding. g.-This
Court was organized yesterday at 10 A M; the
venire and return Of Jurors were called, and the
following answering to their names, we're organ
lied as the two juries Of the term:
Jury No. Nv. B. Williams, Thos. Sscuhouse,
B. G.. Wilkins, l.. Savnovich, Jas. A. Saunders, R.
s. CAN'T, W. r. White, NJ. Shannahan.
Jury No. 2-Jno. Lutjen, ". H. Shaffer, b. C.
Stoll, G. Whittemore, Geo. E. Steinmeyer, Douglas
Nisbet, Jas. Wiley, Jacob Reils:
Sapernu7aerdrtes- Jas. E. Walker, Henry STEM
der, J. Semke, H. G. Smokes, D. R. Williams, W. G.
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ED.

On the 18th Of JANUARY, 1867, near Jamestown.
California, air. JAMES LUNI, 4 n"t'Tc ol
this city. This announcement will fall sadly on
the ears of his early friends, for they were ell
dearcd to him by his goodness Of heart, urban.
ity Of disposition, and general kindliness Of
character Mr.. L. LETT here some years ago t.
try his fortunes in California, and met with va
riabo success but the common fate OF all mas
bcfallen him in that far of land, whose oow
els he has 50 often opened, he lies cnto!nbcd,
awaiting, with trembling hope" the rcsurrcc-
ton morn. ".lttcr lilc'a ftful fever he sleeep-
well" H.
In Baltimore on the I'D instant, ARlANA
CHARLOTTE, wife Of Howard +. Thornton
in the 5SLh year Of her age.
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Oar a,lvice.s by the cable from Europe are to
yesterday The news from Spain is said to be
of an exciting character, though the Spanish
Government is seeking to keep it from the pub
lic The course Of events we are told no
longer leaves any doubt that serious nsurrec-
ton is impending
The session Of the first Parliament Of the
North German Contederated States Wa opened
at Berlin on Saturday last. The King Of
Prussia opened the session with 4 speech, IN
which he recommended the Parliament to form
new constitutional union which should be tie
fen>ive in It's character and give unity, power
and liberty to the iathcrlanl. Count Bismarck
was also present on the occasion; 4 a: magazine
Ma pies, on Saturday, causing the loss Of I
number Of lives.
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Gov McMULLEN who has been to some e eIi
tent canyassing the State, in connection With
the Office of Governor, to be filled at the ensu'
lag election in May, will refrain from further
paying his respectsto the people, rs candl
date for their favor, until the issue OF the
pending legislation in Congress shall be known.
We make this announcement at his request.
-RnHnOuH Eu0uiIer
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ATH WARD MEETING.-Thc will be II
H meeting Of the voters Of the Fourth WMd
ut the Friendshs Engine House, on WEDNE%-
DAY NEXT, the nth instant, At :! o'clock
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
the Board Of Aldermen and Common Council
feb 2J-3l@ FOURTH WARD.
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Queen Victoria is again to appear as the
leader Of the London fashions. GA February
p she is to hold drawing room,' in which
she will for the first time leave off mourning,
and the foreign ministers have received instruc-
tons to congratulate her Majesty ou her reap
pearaDcc in the state ceremonies. This draw
ing room, it IS thought will give great impetus
to the London season
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Rev H. II. Wycr, principal Of the Fauqu:er
Female Institute, states that he will educate,
free Of tuition fees, six daughters OF docca: ed
or manned Confederate soldiers Of tsuquler
county.
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=, HoA0 -A'
CHARLES ". GREEN,
DEALER N
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, &c.
would respectfully call attention to his
RENO AL,
from No. -, North Fairfax street. Mansion
House Building, to the NEW STORE, Just
completed,
no. IS, KING STREET,
{Bctwccn Fairfax and Royal streets
Many thanks to my fellow citizens for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon me, and
trust BY continued application to business, with
disposition to accommodate 10 merit their
confidence and further patronage Special at
tention given to
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, CORSET3,
HOOPSkIKTS, sc.
Would call attention to stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
such ms Collars, Cuffs Handkerchiafs, Socks,
Suspenders, Cravata, Shirts, Drawers &c.
With increased facilities for the transaction of
business, hope to be able to supply the wants
Of Dealers.
Ga'- All Goods warranted us represented Or
ders from the country respectfully solicited
CHARLES W. GREEN,
no It .------.------ %, King street.
CEILING OFF 10 CLOSE BUSINESS
- The subscriber in order TO close out the bus
mess, will until the first of May, offer her en-
tire stock of DRY GOODS. MOTIONS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c; also, large lot Of
Gentlemens' and Boys' Boots and Shoes, Ladies'
Misses and Chldrcns Shoes. Caters, Slippers
&c, &c: The above goods will be sold WITH
wishing bargains will Go well do give her an
early call 1T NO. 3l9, KING STREET,
between Payne and West streets
ieb 2ln MRS. WALTER HARRIS,
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John II. Surratt was arraigned before the
Criminal Court at Washington on Saturday
last, and after the usual formalities were gone
through with, the Court fixed upon this day,
(Monday) week as the day of trial. Sanford
Conover was brought in at the same time and
placed at the bar beside Surratt,
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There are reports from Washington that
Gov. Swami willnot be allowed to take his seat
as Senator that Mr.. Reverdy johnson has
urged the President to sign the Force Bill
that new confscation bill has been prepared
and will be passed-&c. &c. We put no faith
IN any of these reports.
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One of the chief topics of financial interest
at this time is the fall in the rate OF interest IN
London, aud the general case OF the money
markets of Europe.
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The San Antonio (Texas) Ledger says that
fine, fat chickens are selling at So dozen and
turkeys at 50 dozen; vcnison hams So doz
en- sweet potatoes at Is cts. to 81 per DuShcl;
PORK $4a5 hundred, and sbcef Of splendid
quality at cts pound.
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The various ministers and c1usuls Of the
United States, in Europe, deny most emphati-
oally the charges made against them, Of having
used disrespectful and insulting language to-
wards the President Of tue United States and
the administration. The person. who made the
charges is denounced as q sanderer
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1t is admitted that zone right still remaiuS "
The Charleston Mercury says though the
Southern people are denied every political
right, one right still remains-the right to
work There Is, it continues, an abundance Of
work before US; work enough to occupy our
hands and brains for years to come
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TPHTNJA NE VS..

The bronze statue of Chief Justice Marshall,
which is to occupy one of the lower pedestals
of the Washington Monument, at Richmond,
was brought to that city on Friday from New
York. The. Richmond Times says; "This is
the first of the Rogers statues tor the monu-
uent that has arrived. The Henry anG Jcffcr-
son were done by Crawford. The Mason was
begun by Crawford, and after the death Of that
artist was finished by Rogers. Nclscn and
Lewis, and the bronze ornaments for the lower
portions Of the monument, arc all completed,
and may at any time be expected to arrive. .
A letter from Accomac county says: 'Srcc-
uators arc busy here buying lands. Several
sales have been made to PcnnSylVauans Of
laudsin Caroline county, Md. They purchased
Thomas Bell 5 farm OF 800 acres Tor $50, 900.
Rev. J. Orcll's, 300 acres for $4,000; a. ;.
Green's = acres, for 5000, and H;Hkalln &
Voorhees, $, 200 acres for IS, 900. 4 Lancas-
ter county gentleman bought farm, having Il
mill, for 1000. April and May will be ac-
tive in sales. \ great many farms arc offered.
The u. 5. authorities have declined tn return
tic Davis" mansion 10 The city OF Richmond
and as the ''SOulhcrn Orphan Association is
thereby prevented from complying with the
contract made with the holders OF certificates
in their proposed gift enterprise, tie agents
have been notified to discontinue the salc ul
certificates till further ordered, and 20 refund
the money lcr those already sold.
Rev. G. A. Davis, chaplain OF the y. .. Ma
val Hospital, Portsmouth, Va, died suddenly
on Wednesday night, Of disease OF the heart.
Deceased was at one time IL member Of the
Virginia Methodist Conference. lie was sta
toned at Portsmouth before the war.
We learn from the Richmond Wing that
Messrs Batz, Youngng Il Boyer, proprletors
Of the steam brewery near Rockets, offer to
furnish farmers throughout the State with seed
barley, On credit, and to purchase the crops for
cash, wheu raised.
Mr.. Timothy o. Neal, Of ShcnandoaIi county,
who was so unfortunate as to have hS team,
consisting Of four valuable horses, drowned: on
Friday evening last, in attempting to eros The
river at Buckton, in Warren county.
Tie Virginia papers record the death u! The
| Rev. W. ]. [Iocombc aged about - years.
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Mr. Bright, in ono Of his late speeches, said
that one half of Scotland is owned by twelve
persons, and ono half of England by one hun
drcd and fifty
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1t is reported that Il difficulty occurred III
Winchester, a day or two ago, i'll which cx-
Sheriff Samuel Tenary was killed, aud his son
50 seriously cut that his lite is dcspalrcd Of
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DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &C.

4 T 7 ! \ 7 I Q = / 4 D +
MRS. SIMPSON,,
so. l6G, king STREET,
Having just returned from the North, j. again
prepared to offer to the ladies novelties in
BonnCts, such as
LADI VA SiIINGTONS,
ELSN1RES L1MBALLI'S,
AID PLAIN BONNETS.
Also, Eclvets. Ribbons, Flowers, Felt Bon
for cash.
Particular attention given to Mourning Work.
Beautiful Grape Bonnets made from So to SO.
dec l3-tf
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The suits against dentists, in Pittsburg, Tor
infringement of the Goodyear & Cummings
hard rubber or vulcanite patents, terminated
yesterday by the final decree of the U. s. Cir
cult Court sustaining the patents, and ordering
perpetual injunctions against the defendants.
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\ DISTINCTION ADMITTED. - United States
District Judge Bustccd. in Alabama is soften,
ing little since his late illumination against
'tGc rebels, and seems 10 comprehend better
the line bctwccn the possible and impossible
lie says in a late charge:
1.-The distinction between the duty Of aIIcg,
uncc to the laws and respect for the law makers
was happily illustrated i'll ono OF the public
journals of this city some months since. in a
brief editorial in the Times. Mr. Henry St.
Paul remarked: Obedience to the laws is a
duty: admiration Of the laws cannot be conf
PEELED All that this Court claims, or claims
to enforce, is this obedience. 1t earnestly de-
sircs the affection of the people fer the govern
mcnt and its administrators.
What Major St. Paul said in this extract is
very true, and it is precisely what every news
paper 10 Alabama and the South has said since
the war.-Rich. Enquirer.
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The Baltimore Gazette says that ''whatever
sort of representative man Mr.. Reverdy
johnson may be-, he is certainly not the rep
resentative of the people of Maryland, 10 the
vote he gave on the Force bill!