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by 0RTEN q WILLIAM MS. Auctioneers.
ID No. 526 Sc. cor 9TH and ID street,
vA MLgA ksoK TWO R}r sT9k9 BR dG HeUsE

VALUABLE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
WITH BACK BUILpIH9, Fronting on Sir'
ginfa avenue, between 9th street west and the
Public Space, on the Island, at Auction.
On FRIDAY. the 18th instant, al O clock IN. I,
Square south of Square No. 45S. having IL feet
inch front, running 81 feet ii inches through to ID
street, with the improvements. consisting Of a
two stery Brick House, with back building
having II inch walls. marble mantels, new pave
meIts, front and back. making 1T q desirable
private residence, to which We ssk the attention
FERNS: One third cash; balance in six, twelve.
eighteen, and twenty four months. for notes
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trast on
stamps ut the cost Of the purchaser. Si0e down
on the day of sale Title indisgutAbie.
spll GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
llY COOPER & LATIMER. Aucfioneers
- (Lste clerks with J. O. Mcclure 90 :,
Southwest corner Penn'e avenue and 18th street ,
Star Office Building.
b. virtue Of a decree of the Supreme court Of
the District Of Columbia, bearing late on the 26th
day Of September. 1855. and passed in a certain
cause pending In said court, wherein Mary A.
Cost ct al. are complaipants and Mary A. Young
ct al are defendants, tho. $50 Equity. viii Of,
the highest bidder, on FRIDAY. the 10th day of
April, 1851 at o clock ,. m. Lots and Il in
Square $50: fronting ON New Jersey avenue, bet. d
Also, Lots n, Is, and %. same square, fronting
on North Capitol street, between ID and y streets
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue i'm
six and twelve mo nths, secured by deed of trust
on the premises All conveyancing and stamps at
purchasers cost. A deposit Of SlO0 will be re-
CURED on each purchase, ~ xor
I'D OOOPHs 4 LATiMsR hH ne,s.
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AUCTION SALES.

u Late clerks with j. a. McGuire A 40 \
eootnvtR corner OF Penl's avenue and 18th Of
Star OffiCe Building
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Or to Moo. Y. BARRY, the Merchsnts, Unio,
Washington. NH xn
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YoRK, May 2o-N -Noon.-stocks dull. Gold,
oOSypoDs iSs sysiHs e. 1ass says 10 sss
Issues, 107i .108. 10-40s, lL7ta10s. 7-S0's, lat
s,ries, 1864; others l05l. Virginia Skies, 67a70.
md Corn dull and dropping. Mess Pork s2s soa
2S 40 Lard quiet, Mt 12la1Sa. Whi-ket quiet.
Cotton quiet; Middling Uplands 2s. Freights
quiet. @
- Stocks @ active M and improving. Money G per cent.
Gold SIT: 82 Coupons 1901. Cotton unchanged;
State s10 65n1s.90. Southern mixed to good sls 40
clined 2aso. Mixod Western 81 2oai.22. PROVISIONS
Carolina Il Sugar 6l% u a and in good pngana de@ana
Porto Rico u5si2 ]. Muscoyado 16ia11 Havana
H. Coffee quiet and firm: Molnsses steady. Naval
Stores firm. Turpentine 6in65. Rosin unchanged
Ffeighte dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE. May 20. Rio Cofeo aoaroe at 1sla19,
gold. Flour heavy and unchanged. Wheat dull;
email bnsiness. White Corn dull, at 81 15a1 1s;
2s; mixed 81 Il. Provisions dull. Bulk Meats,
Meas Pork and Lard firm. Bacon unchan Led.
Whiskey in bond held at 50; no sales.
ciscrNATI, May 2o.-Flonr dull and unchanged.
SO offered. Mess Pork s23 60; 6rst-cinss SS2 rs.
Bacon IN good demand; Gear Sides advanced 1;
ss,es h 2oe hhds shoulders oc; Ribbed sldos 11e
L1utsynlE.- May 2O--suporhne four dull and
declining, 50 75alO rs. Bacon quiet. Shoulders
SIC. 'Olear s!dos 1910. Meas pork s22 50. Lard
12ac. Raw wliskoy, FREQ, So %. i NJ"
bales, unchanged; Low Middings 25a26. Receipts,
2146 bales; exports, 52G2 bales. Louisiana Sugar
low feir, nominaly l2c; choice 1san18S; Cuba, No.
dull; Superine offered at s12a12 co. with small
sales, Corn dull and droopiDg; yolIow and mixed
81 10a1 rs; whito 81 Is. Oats, nall sales, in do.
mnnd nt 92Aa95. Pork dull aud unchanged, oil
$24 Is: Bacon in good job ling demand; Shoulders
9t ribbed sldSs 12s; clear sidesg 1Rt;l Yard, nc
New York Sight Exchange par to dsc5nnt.
Rumors in regard TO tho suspension Of tho City
Nail 3nai Bank arc unfounded. 1t sustained
heavy rua for two days, but is paying checks q,
uRnnl.Ji ..t- r...f . ...s.. -s.i. Ia..I .g
NOBLE, May 20.-salos today 500 bnles. hfnr
ket easy. Middlings 243c. Receipts 119 bales.
SAVANNAH, May 20.-Cotton dull md nominal
Middlinga 25c. Sales $50 bales. Receipts 420
AUGUSTA, HAY 30. Cotton in. tair demand
Prices oaaier. Salos 205 balos. Receipts 81. Mid
ding 24a24ic. j{F,fH,i,t'
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PoETnY.-Tharo aro some things that como by
nature and TINT everybody can do or thinks he
can do, such as teaching school, running"
farn, editing paper, and writing poetry. It is
useless to srgne with people cn those points onee
they arc subjects Of the haliucination. The dis
oaae not unfroquently proves altogether incurable
particularly In tho matter OF writing poos1y. ,We
get our share Of these effusions, and koep ono
basket specially for these efforts OF the unottered
muse" These remarks are suggested by a bit OF
editorial autobiography we flnd in the last number
OF the Southern Christian ,Adooc1te, whore the
writer enumeratcs aomo Of the daily recurring
vefations Of editorial life. Though we receive
great deal Of very bad voluntary poetry, wo beoyo
tho religious prcas is oafaed much more with such
"fayors," as witness tho following from tho Adoo-
cate ~, ..s..','.i. .:st ..
To begin with the Hrst that comes to hand. Il
is an o. count IN verse Of certain funeral sermon.
Now, had 1t been an obituary notice In prose, wo
could put IL into shape. But hese lines arc too
hard for Us: i5l...l. t,..g.si d. ia
"Her numerous friends woro seen 10 cry,
husband felt his loss; .- +,
While tears stood siagrlant In bis eye,
The p. .eaeher argued tins: re
That he again ahoilld fnd thht flower rs,
tsafe sachorod In some heavenly bower,
~ h,rbrger. his wife," ,II l...p ;s,o.;
Ths IhyAm 8. better than wo somctimss pub,
iisnj pm tI poetry is hardly worthy Of tho soiemn
ocossi5 And Of tie fearful thomo. III, It an9bof.
alarming stretch Of Tho Imagination. n ~ q u Z
This kind Of criticism is dangerous. The poe.
win forthwith order bis Aduoca:s stopped and for.
over hereafter: do his utmost TO injnro both the
editor and biz paper. TO brihs auoH Poetic lrrl,
ties from thor dread abode (thd big waste basRot)
and expose them to tho public gaze Is to c6mhii
the unpardonabls ain. You may oall man liar
thief o. a.seepndrel, and hs may pcsch=pso for.
give You bht 10 publicly question h poetic f4pul
ty!isi An offence that cancohly be: wiped ont ir
blood ,.,""gsn6 i,ritaoaS oasun aliisqq = TIM
OF bad a. u good poots. II IS
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Tho ReY. BEEoHEa, in his now novel, says: "One
OF these days men will call things by their right
names. Then, they won't say: Hes Of . good
disposiion;' but, be has good stomach Hall
tho graeo that's going is nothing but food. Paul..
said the kingdom WAS not meat and drink. Very
likely moi, hereafter. But It 10 hore.. Good s.eak
And light bread are bonoyolenoe. Coffee is inspira-
sSh And hpmof.. a9pd tea. u tenderness and
sprightlineas-facts :ysry lnmbyng of our e1csl-
is1ees Dat they Ists." =, '.!!ifa !y5s
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Mobile Placed Under Military Law.
MOBILE, May 20.-The following was issuod this
evening:
HEADQUARTERS POST OF MOBILE,
May TO-
General Swaynr, oommlnling tho District of
Alabama, directs tho issue OF tho following to
prevent further yiolenco growing out Of tho dis
turbed condition Of atf,rs Tho undersigned ns
semes @ tho nj Iintonlnco of public ordec in the o; ~
OF Mobile. Tho City Police and ministration is
suspended; spscial policemen or members of tho
old forco will be employed when necessary
Dreaohos OF Tho city ordinance, will bo tricd as
heretoforo md Yiot- tions of tho public peace un-
der the existing order TO DO dealt with By tho mill
!ary. outdoor congregations after nightfall arc
prohibited, when public demons ra; ions nre intond-
cd notice must DO 81 sd st tho Mayors oIlco in sca-
hon to permit tho prcsuuco OF such police iorco ns
essential Severe responsibility Is attncod to tho
publication OF articles commanding or incitIng 10
riot or yiolonco to individuals, or tho public uso' df
incendiary language to tho occurrence OF disorder
In rooms of public entertainments.
tStgned) J, L. SHEPPHAnD
Colonel commanding.
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washington Ncxxs.

WAsHnoToN, May 20.-iho Bureau Of Statistics
through tho Internal Rsvonuo organs. A series
OF troports have boon ordered TO perfect tho Reve-
nuo organizations for thii service. These reports
snow an tncreasc OF throo millions in population
since 1860. Tho Southern States SHOW q decrease
Inc Eastern States slight incrouse. Tho West
crn States largo increase.
Tho printing OF tho tirce Der cont loan certifi-
Gates Is completed. They consist Of two douomi-
nations-sSo00 and s10609. Only $50, ,O00, 600 of
theSo certificates can remain outstanding
Ihe Attorney-Genoral has been boEoro tho Judi
cinry Committee nll day. 1his and other pro ,slnR
public business has postponed tho completion OF
hi6 opinion Oh tho reconstruction matters. Tho
various statements III regard to tho At: orncy- on
orars opinion aro moro sp !oulntions mud publish
OIL with mt authority Elaborate investigation
poiuts. f
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Ting RsTTnE,rsST OF Tus MkTnopmT Rp1soo-
PAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS scebe at tbs Methodist
Psotestant Church on Thursday evening was
deeply interesting and impressive: Tho two bodies
Et,aying taied 70 entirely agree on terms Of Union,
INC busmesB OF tho Commissioners 10 the Conten.
tlon, was at an end Bishop Pierce, Bishop No
Iyero, Hey. Mrt Evans and Rsv. Dr.. Loe, ali made
q Tow remarks breathing the true spirit Of chris
lant oharty ami brothefly love, after which, dur
ing short, reoeas, they took leave OF tReir breth-
rem oi tho Convention. It wss tho general opinion
that th2 fwo churches were much nearer together
than beforo they mot together In council -
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From Mexico.

NEW YonH, May 20.-- A son OF Don Joao Ramirez
na4tniinn's late Secretary OF War; who left ltLe
O,ty OF Mexico April "a. reports that Diaz. had
Marquee had $500 mon to defend tho g;.tos. The
commanding officers wero preparing to capitulate !,
aa the pply possible why Of saving thoir lives i !.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YonK, May 20.-Thc following ia the result
OF the bank statement: Tho loans have increased
increased sSG, ,000 deposits increased 81 .O9l UOO
legal tendars decreased 81, ,1Gs, ,0O0. .f5'' 7'EF'
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnb1o Dispatches,

LONDON, May 2O.-Napolcon and tho King Of
Prussia havo signed s.o Luxomburs treaty.
Tho City Of London voted E500 toward tho Pea
body statue.
Gibraltar.
LoNpoE, May 2O-Noon.- Consols firm; aIl.
Bonds 721.
LoNpoS. May 2o-9p P. M.-Consols advanced /.
Bonds 72!.I! ~, (. n, ~ = -
LIVERPOOL, May 2O-1O A. M.-Cotton STEADY.
Market unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 2o-Noon.- Cotton opcncd ouot
but firm Midding Uplands III. Orleans l1i
Estimated snles 10000 bales. Corn declined Cd
GoIT common n Kosn y flno 10. Turnontino 35s. Sd.
LIyEhrooI, May 2o-2 P. M.-Cotton quiet;
freely offered. Demand light.
FRANKFORT, May 20.-U. s. Bonds 77E.
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rowdy Who lately burst into house In Ohio,
a1Pe6ang 70 have everything hfs own way, was as
soniahed by fcfotions young lidy armed with o
Somahs~k, VINO lsfs ah iramense amount Of boz, an.
ttogHph IN rcd ink ON his fsoo, yArdlct-- served
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Typographical Union.

MEArHIs, May 20.-Tho printers ure making c1-
tenslve preparations for tho meeting of the Typo
graphical Union. Rooms hnvo boon engaged at
Oyerton Hotel for members. - ~. . . -.
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wo ha7e visited several plantations. Tho corn ie
work at the right time. thero will DO plenty made
for tho domand: or cotton thoro is q good stand.
Many planters have finished "ohopping out" Tho
freedmen arc working better than thoy did last
yoar, and II thoy continue In wol-dong. tLero Ia
overy roason to beliovo that q good crop will bo
mndo.-1dOdhassee FtoTrd,dn
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A Collfs{ol,,

BosT On, May 20-A collision took place between
a schooner and pleasure yacht tho Inter being
sunk, and four persons drowned. ..l
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s1- YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home. nfter soourn Of few months In tho
CITY, WAS hardly recognized by her fcnda In place Of
coarse, rustic. flushed face Bho had soft ruby corn.
pledon Of almost marble smoothness aud iaetoad Of
tw ntythree ehe reey appeared but eighteen. Uron In
quiry as to the cause OF great change she plainly
told them that she used tho CIRCAs'IhN RAT.M and
considered an invaluable acquisition my Lady toilet
By It's use any Lady Gentlemen improve their per
sonal appearance hundred fold It is simple In its
combination as Nature herself Is aimplo yet unsurpsss.
cd In It's elca"y In drawing impurities from, also heal
ing, cleansing and beauHfsng The skin anu compilation
By It's dlrec action the cuticlo It draws from It MI is
impurities kindly healing the same and leaving
aeo as Nature intondod 1t shoud be-cIear soft smooth
and beautiful Trico g. sont by Mnn or Express on TO
ceipt Of an order by
". L CLARK & CO.. Chemists
No. 3 Wcst Faystte Street, Syracuse. N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for tho sa.o Of tho same
March 80 1y
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TEE DzsrTTvTos At THE souIH.-Wo are RratI-
fed to learn that tho suggestion made by %. alti.
more County" !" few days since In tho Gazette
Of gathering neighboring contributions in corn
for our suffering people South, Ia being aoLed en-
IN some OF the Counties. A movement has boon
made In Ammo Arundel and Calvert Counties, un-
der the superintendonce OF DR.. Thomns Owens, Of
Bristol, Anne ArundIo County, which will probe
bly, result In the collection Of seven or eight hun.
dred bushels, although neither Of those Counties
aro corn.produolng 70 any extent Similar action
IN washington County. has resulted In the forward.
conner 4 Co. Large contributions are expsoted
nom Frederick County. Corn skoks, marked with
the names OF the Counties desiring them, are sent
from here 70 any part Of the Btate, foe Of charge
On application 70 any Of the Stats Uommlssio oners
re subloin the following letter which has iuss
6sen received by Mr. Bangston, ono OF tic STATE
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Tho Queen has s;uthorissd. ihs assxr fsIaily "a to
incorporate in their Arms an enblenatio represon-
tatonDc tho sdfsc6Rery Of the source Of the Milo.
How will they manage to do N7 }Esg
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a5 Tho oelntfvcs, Erie nds a MI hcauuin-
ances OF Mr and Mrs. HENRY PREosALL arc invited to
attend tho Funeral Services OF their younpcst son.
CLkn2EcE HARTLEY at thoir residence No. IB Henrietta
street, thu AoTnin0 ~ lOE O'Clock. May q
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hIarino InteIIinnnon

Kew YoRK, May ao-Arrivcd the CITY of Dublin.
and tho Trpon, from Liverpool, tho Paul Jones
from Key West, tho Rebecca Clvdo and Saratoga
from Norfolk, tho Raleigh from Havana.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SENoTICE.--A L PERSONS INDEBTED TO
me arc hereby cautioned not to pay money due nu to W.
II. oibbos as no has no authority to receipt for tho
sam. ALBERT O. STONE
May 81 q
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aSNOTTCE.-I, EMILY sTAATS, WIFE OF
JOHN H STATS. Butcher. do hereby gve noiIce that
will become Freo Dealer in month from dste.
EMILY STATS,
Mny Il tu6s King Street Road.
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BUnzrrrBvnLE, P. O., Frederick Co.. Md.

za.s I<4t9e eHc8 cuH9Ao75 ;. Ea.l . ~
DE.R BIN Having collected six hundred bush.
ea OF aoin iof the eutiering people Of the South,
commissioners sho advertise in tho Gazette 10
receive oon for the sonth will furnish bags fof tho
GnnsPofhtoi OF y, AndH so. oan !: be sup;liod
Pieafs be g knd as 70 send me lne, and obIiGe.
i tsI \ Yours, truly, ,..5h ct - y
s,t4 ., ELIZA LEH MITCHELL u
may ~, 1851. sl7r Care OF 0utarbridge Horsey.
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From Richmond.

RIoHMoND, Mny 20.-General Grant loft for
Washington to-day, oia Fortress Monroe.
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~ ;sinls AT q *. VLoRDA !, go; !. ;,
Wese never moro grounding. within : day Or two,
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81 FINAL NOTICE. = ALL PERSONS IN.
DEBTED TO tho late JOHN D. HADERNIcHT. will make
payment and those havus claims against tho samr will
present them 10 II. L. HABERN1CHT, No. 4 Trsdd
street, on or boforo tile Let june 1867. 1. May q
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! ATTEMPTED IsGEND1iRIBM.-On Saturday night
some time after midnight, several. bundles of
lghtWood were discovered under tho ell, and un-
der and between the weather boarding Of & small
house in o court running from Spring street, near
Rhtledgo, and occupied by Photbia Frazer; color
cd. Some arreata were made by Lieut., KinohAs.
Of tho Upper Wards Police. and the matter wss
thoh tranaferred to Lieut. HENDRICKS; of the de-
tecttves, who thoroughly Investigated the affair,
which APPEARED 70 have originated In aome family
quarrels, but nothing dofnito having been ascer-
Fained the arrested parties we're set, Of liberty
with some wholesome advice ...njG I;,..it.,t
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HE- C0NSIGNEEs' NORTHUMBERLAND
LINE sHooNER HELENE will discharge cargo T6is Day
az Adsers North Wharf AL Goods not called for before
sunset will bo stored at risk and oIpensc ConBcnee
May 81 WILLIAM ROACH.
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81 BATCH HELoR's HAIR DYE.-THS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE ia tho best In tho world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmloss, reliable nstan.
taneous. No Disappointment No ridiculous t1nts.
Natural Black or Brown Rsmedes the Ill effects OF BdI
Dyes Inygorates the hair. leaving Il soft and beautiful
Tho genuine ls signed William d. BateAeior. All other.
mere limitations. and should bs avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumors Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street New York. ..
| a5- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
! Dacer1per 10
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FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to Iightness of fabric,
strength Of material and durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock is made In our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not of our own man
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers,
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration asshe depressed
state Of the market, and the uniyer.
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS ...........t 80 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS .... II NJ
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS -. ;. :. .1s 90
BLACK AND wErTE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own make. .....................17 IT 90
THREE STYLES OF knDDLEsEx oAss1-
MERE SUITS. DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. .. 1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE NIX CASHMERE
SUITS. TS..................... "A 90
SILK NIX TRICoT, DIFFERENT MIX
fUhES. ......................... "a 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRIcoT SUITS. N 90
DARK BROWN GRIN DE PoUDER
SUITS. S................ ...................29 20 90
BLACK DRESS SUITS. hanging in price
from. acknowledgements. .319 to Ga 90
LINEN SUITS, from. .............. rs to 20 90
In addition to the above, we have
many good Styles of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY N
c A S SIM b R b S.,
In FULL SUITS, Il. Il.
And i'm Pants and Vests.
ALSO, -
ALPACA SACKS % @
DRAP .DrETE SUITS =. =. 81. f: d. ,i .il... = !.l .
MARsRnLRs VESTS, White and Fanooyl Il : g., -
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, Of very fine quality
HEAVY WHITE DUCK SUITS, &C., 80. ~
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! "a NOTICE MARINERS.-CAP TAINS
AND PILOTS wishin to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested o 10 do anywhere within direct
range Of tho hoads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARYES. The Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashoy River; by which proeaudou with tho
Submarine Telegraph Cable wnl be avoided.
|: 5. O. TURNER, q. II.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston February O. 1856.
II .Februnry7 n
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R5UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA
DISTRICTS OF CHARLESTON, B: AUFoRr, BARN.
WE'LL, coLLEToN AND oRANeEBURa-Not Is
oreby given to all CONCERNED that the Annual Is.s
tanng tho assessments valuations. &C., mado and taken
within this District for the year 1885, including licenses
expiring May 1st 1863 viii open at tlis Office for md
during tho space Of four days, Wit tho Ist 4h
9th days Of Juno next aud that during sad days
appeals will bc received relative to any
cessye valuations assessments contained In said An
nual Lists.
All sppeals should 10 made In writing and should
specify tho particular thing respecting which
decision is requested and should nIso state tho ground
or principe OF error complained or
C. J. HA6cALI, Assessor.
AHsossors ofaoc. No. "a Broad Street. Charleston. g.
O., May 1s, 1857. May 90
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HEADcIARrERs posr OF MOBILE,

Mobile Placed Under Military Law.
MOBILE, May 20.-The following was issuod u
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~ BEAUTIFUL HAIR,-CHEYALIEas
LIFE FOR LIE HAIR positively restores gray bnir tc
lts original and youthful beauty; mparts n:e and
strength to tas weakest hair; stops ts falling out
onoe; feepa ths head cioan; Is unparalleled az hail
dressing. Bold all Druggists and fashionable ,ir
drcssers, and at my Office, No. 1l2a Broadway, New
York sARAH A. CHEYALIRR, NJ. D.
DowIE & NOISE,
No. 161 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January .' 6mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-21

RoRHEnI AND AnnRsr.-Some three weeks ago,
tho store Of Mr. A. B. RuKw, corner King street
and Horlbecks Alley, Was robbed Of sundry ar
ticles Of dry goods.e On discovery Of the robbery
information was; given 70 the Chief Of Detectives,
who fsppointed iofases DAv1s TO ihvnsHgitS tho
SSsas nHsess pessessaa ss na most sssSe Of the
misaiis articles wore found. She vas brought TO
the oily md is now Ii jail Other parties are sus-
peeted as 2aooomplloes, and it Is hoped they viii
so6n be brought TO Justice. = +, u.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-21

\ aE ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Dra- r.
RAucH and p. doUGLRMANN tfornerly employed by
/ April II 1yr