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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a~ ST. STEPHENS CHURCH ANsON
sIREET-Dvine Service will bo ht Id in this Church on
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings, Instant
commencing at halfpast o'clock. Tho Rector will be
assisted by several Of the Clergy public are invited
to attend Seats free collection will be taken up in
aid OF the Church April 16
aT NOTICE. E.-CONSIGNEEs PER ANIERI-
CAN SHIP " MISSOURI" hereby notified that she
has been entered under tho FIVE DAY ACT. All goods
not permitted OF the expiration Of that tme will sent
to the Cusem House stores at their expense risk
JOHN FRASER co.
April 16 %
a@ NOTICE. -CoNs1GNEEs PER STEAM
SHIP E. 3. sOUDER hereby notified that she is 7hts
Day dscharging cargo at North Atlantic Wharf ALI Goods
remaining the wharf at will be stored ex-
pense and risk Of owners.
WILLIS & CH1SOLM, Agents.
All Freight amounting to fifteen (l5) dollars or less
must be paid On the wharf before delivery of Goods.
April Is fs 2
$50 THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January %, 1s67.-Tho Board Of
Directors have determined increase the Capital Of this
Bank & ,s
Stock can be had on application to
January % tuth n. G. LOPER Cashier
announce Gen. A M. A1ANIGAULr as Candidate for
Sheriff ut the ensuing election. A CITIZEN
November 8 4"# ,# 4y|$v1 @a.Mss OH,
s| NOTICE TO MARINERS. AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
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 OF
the Ashley Ryer; by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable win be avoided.
~: g. s.@ S. G. TURNER, e. NJ
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February g. 1866
February7 &
aS BEA U T IF O - HAIR.-CHEVALIER
LIFE FOR TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
' Original color and youthful beauty imparts life
strength to the weakest hairs stops it's falling out at
once; Keeps the head clean; is unparalleled Us hai,
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
>dtessers and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway. New
York SARAH A. OHEvALER, NJ D.
D0WE / NOISE
=, No. l51 Meeting street.
..S,5 Opposite Charleston Hotel.
- January anos
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eE9 9AafRasOvEntH tHIs oHTInE ERos CHALMERs5
h LIZ stEaets 10 Mo- sy$ f,HURcH BIREE1, one dooE
Ap1qst
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Domestic Markets.

t-7-;--- MATine. .InteIHGence:
from Richmond. ;33 .t5.s.. G7 Z ~ =
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A 4, y
Y s 4
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sF. ARTIFICLAL EYES. Rs.-ARTIFICIAL HUI
5MANgEYEss made to order and inserted BY Drs Fl
rBAUcH and:P. GoUaLEMANN iosmerly employed BY
April IA :.stss.s.. II Tyr /
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FURNISHING GOODS,

+ = 4 NJ
adapted to this market, than we
have hlfI ever offered. We have given
particular l;1l attention '17t ln 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 hare GoodsEnot Of our own man
!. 1u.ftacture, such as are usually sold;
ready-made, the difference we shall.
be 9; glad q T to show our customers,
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no; deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the mar rkst, and the univer-.
sal al desire le'sti to buy goods cheap.
We give below some Of our II lead
ing prices:
ri -. ::;t5
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS SO 90
q lLsWooL TWEED SUITS y. ]. ~. IL %
ALL AL WOOL TWEED SUITS. =. .z., $,:; \ y z III 90
BLACK BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own make . \. Z. . v. !. !: II 90
THREE 81 @ STYLES OF M1DDLEsExio oAss1-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES: !. :. i. +. .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUI So !. q 90
SILK MIX TRIcoT, DIFFERENT MIX y =
x. ~ 90
FINE FINE BLACK GERMAN TRIcoT SUITS. ~ 90
DARK 4 BROWN GRAIN De poUDER
: SUITS. I. 4. =. =. , ..,.. % q,
BLACK DRESS SUITS, Ringing m j price
from. s1s to G. 90
LINEN EN-. SUITS from. s $ e % 90
In addition to the above, we have
many good STYLES of. HIGHT AND
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I aFWEi ARE AUTHORIZED. TO ANNOUNCE
E N. WHITING. Esq.a as q candidate Tor Sheriff
charlestnn Judicias Dstzct ct the noxt election
September 1c ~. 81. VA;
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WASHINGTON, April Is. The President has nomi
mated to the Senate Commodore Henry 7. Hot
for Rear Admiral, cice Bull retired. y !.
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Br. barou6 Wavelet, Britton, A days from Andres
san, with iron to - u W. Welsh.
Norw. barque Frednas, brOndlundi 56 days from
Gefle with iron to order,
BRTque Harvest Moon, Bartlett IS dav from Genoa
with marble. etc to L. Westergaard & Co.
schr A. Tlrrell. Atwood, from Boston.
Schr ]. Ponder. Hudson, from Providence.
6chr Glenwood, Dickinson, from Greenport
Steamer d. Utey, Davis, "a hours from New York
with mdse. to w. p. Clyde d Co.
Steamer Philadelphia, Fultz "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w, p. Clyde & Co.
Tug Commodore. MershOn from Baltimore, with
tow of bRrges to W. p Clyde d Co.
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BOARDING.

11O1 GIRARD STREET, BETWEEN
i IL Chestnut and Market and Eleventh and
Twelfth streets centrally located, Accommodation
for perm anent transient and table Boarders [9ll2m
LARGE ROOM is NOW
ID vacant at NO 8O7 South THIRD Street. Refe-
renee given and required. 92l 3t$
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lTNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF

-uENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
j. PH5dh1h Pills AUTEb UTfEb is64-CHARTER PERPETUAL
NJ "a WALNUT street. opposite ten me M ETcha1gei IMgip
1nE In 1his company nsures from loss or damage by
FtE liberal tsT%iS miteS GT pe2Iods ana psr%ansnt
Iur hhliIdinSs by deposit Of premium. .,. =
Oh Toinany has been In actlVe opeIHt0n IOr more
Ihe SS1ffkV YEA RS during which all losses have
han n p%omptly adjusted ana paid
,yAoa Lawrence Lewis, JR,
John u; nhoHS1S' hor1 David Lewis,
NJ. b. mhhony' Beniamin Etting,
John y, Eecl1 S cnTssnt Thomas II. Powers,
1pnhert w. Leaning a. A.n,nS ~, M S1es,t}l,,ov
~ mark Wharton, nol nolllurt ~ rJossts So,ssttsi0A'
samueA "A' JOHN WUOHERER ProaAoen1
RAMu L WILCOX, Secretary
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a.. MEMORANDA.
steamship Wyoming, Teal, hence, at Savannah yes
BaIque T. Dalett Duncan from Richmond for Rio
Janeiro, sailed from Hampton Roads 2lst Inst.
Brig Brig Benz. Young Davis hence, at Marblehead 22d
Brig Marshall Dutch, Coombs. for Philadelphia.
Brigs Rio GEande Bennett, and A. Il. Curtis. Dur
GIN hence. at Bath Goth inst.
hence at Boston yesterdsy A' "-O ''''' f''''s'e"'
h zen r 1snks d Ryder hence at bangor 2Oth Inst
=, sShrs Cygnus, Smith; l. II. wainwright. Brown; E.
at Boston 2lst inst. "NN - y" 11'-' -'-'0'
schr ossuna, Haskell. for Philadelphia, sailed from
schr Benz. Strong, Brown, hence, at Providence 2st
schr Jas Jas Allderdice, Jackaway, for Philadelphia,
scSr r. BoTdeh WrigStnston, and l. Bliss Hudson
hence At Fall River 22d inst; ,,u p.o,,,roo,.
sailed from NswP9Et s. inst waranon, ,os
adepha at New Yors yss erday i0f Fh
schr Henrietta. Dwyer, from Quincy Point for Phi
inst for hsrbor had sprung leak of $50 strokes an
schrs D. Collins and Archer and Reeves, hence at
schrs Vraie, Mason: E. L. Smith, Smith; and WV.
dSy @ s SsiSn 6ene @ az Salem 2st
schT D. s. siner. Huntley, for New York. cleared at
sohr A. F. Howe. Ellis, for Philadelphia, sailed from
schr F. a. Heath. from Bangor for Philadelphia,
schr j. T. Weaver, Weaver, for Philadelphia, sailed
schT sarab COBB, for Philadelphia sailed from New
SCnr j. ana M bhkeI WlSOni AiSiNS Nv NOOA5S-
schF T julia Nelson, Cavalier hence at Washington
'S schr Reading RR. No. So for Philadelphia sailed
from Norwich 2lst inst. , o., ,
schT r Mailman, hence. at Plymouth 18th inst -,
schr 9, r, Murray. Murray, from Deep creek for
Philadelphia, at Norfolk 2lst inst,
schr Lucy Church, Adams, for Philadelphia, sailed
schr n Harvey for Philadelphia, sailed from Ply
sebr Specie Smith. hence. at Norfolk 2lst inst.
Schrs &. p. Young Richardson, for Portsmouth; M.
L, VankiIk Chase for Kingston; and John q. Henry
Dilks for Lynn, all from Philadelphia, at Holmes
| Hole 20th inst. -, ,,,,,,,,, ,,
| at New York yesterday
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Rear-Admiral Is. w. Godon, commanding United
States South Atlantic Squadron, has communicated
to this Bureau the following description OF shoal
lately discovered in the Straits of Magellan, by Cap
tain Richard Mayne, of II. B. M. surveying vessel
The Eelp patch of Barranca Point, at the west end
OF the First Narrows in the Straits OF Magellan, ex
tends nearly mile from the high water extreme of
the Point and bears from 1t s. Sc degrees E' mag
| netc.
At low water springs only three feet water
on its southern edge 1t Is always marked by kelp;
there is deep water half mile south OF II twenty
J fathOms),
| THORNTON A. JENKINS,
| Chiet OF Bureau.
Bureau of Navigation. Navy Department, Sept 1867.
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DRY GOODS.
PRIcE & WOOD,

N. w. COR. EIGHTH AND FILBERT STs.,
Have just opened from New York at less than regu-
lar market prces:-
1OC dozen Linen Huckaback Towels, I2JSc
100 do. do. do, do. 25c.
l0O do. do do. do 2sc.
Large sized Linen Huckaback Towels, 81, 49, and
35 cents.
Handsome Damask Towels very cheap.
Linen Napkins and Doylies, very cheap
Bird eye Linen for Aprons.
A large lot of Bird-eye Diaper, very cheap,
POWer-lOOm Table Linens, very cheap.
81 Bleaohed Table Linens, very heavy. 81 and si'25
] adies' Tucked and Embroidered Hdkts.
Ladies, and N isses Hens stitched Hdkfs.
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Gents Iolored Border Hdkis., %, S5, 371S and 90
cents.
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery, cheap.
Ladies' and Gents MerinO Vests and Pants.
FBANNELS! FLANNELsl
One bale heavy Shaker Flannels, nearly yard wide
871a cents,
Domet Flanuels, 25 %. 81. S7Js IS and 50 cents.
Atwood FIannels 81, SO, 371S, 45, and 81 cents,
Heavy Shaker Fannels.
rs and "a Ballard Vale Flannels.
Fine French Plaid Sack Flannels,
fine Colured Opera Flannes.
Plain and Twllled Grey and Red Flannels.
Blankets, Blankets, very cheap, from $3.50 up to s7
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Nfuslns.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins
Heavy Canton Flannels, lS 20, %, D. 2 81 3d. and
375s cents etc, etc.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
Heavy SILK and Wool Poplin, choice shades.
Handsome Plaid Poplins, very cheap.
a cheap lot of Mixed Poplins.
DO. do. Plain POplns 80 cents,
Best quality American Delaines and Calicoes,
BLACK Alpaca Popllns very cheap, etc. etc.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. w. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Streets.
\, N B.-Jnst opened, 200 dozen Jouvlns Kid GLOVES,
so dozen Real Kid Gloves, at sl'25 per pair
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STREETS TO BE PAvED.-The following
streets have been ordered to be paved, as soon
as convenient:-Flsler street, from Huntingdon
street 10 Lehigh avenue; Eleventh street, from
Tasker to Cross street, and Thirth.ninth street.
from Woodland to Market street. Seventeenth
street. from Federal to Reed street, is also to be
graded, at cost not exceeding $3.50.
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.SHERIDAN'S RIDE.


Twe republsh the following poem. written dpr,n,,
the war by our esteemed fellow to " nsman Riobar6
Coe. Esq, as particularly suitable ut the present time
when the nation, almost nasse, are honoring the
noble soldier and patriot, Philip H. sheridan:l
Beaten, and In sad disorder,
Not soldier heeds the order
Raly, rally for the right ~
All he cares for is for flight
Down the valley of disaster
hurrylng iast aud following faster
Plunged each horse, and urged each master
On, but twas piteous sightl
Custer, Merritt, vatnly shout,
Rally, boys, and face about:
stop this most disgraceful rout.D
All along the line there ran
"Where, oh, where is Sheridan ??
Twenty miles away is he,
Hounds that such thing should bel
seated on his charger black,
Hastning to his army back,
Like the lightning in its course,
With mighty torrents force
onward sped his noble horse;
Clouds of dust were in his track!
Met by men beWailiug tllght'
"Pshaw ~ he said, 'I'll hX it right;
Forward, forward to the 6ghtW
All along the line there ran
Words of cheer from Sheridan!
III befell to them that day
That the Rebels sought the fray;
Broke their shattered ranks and fed,
Leaving heaps OF dying, dead
Now with shouts Of joy and laughter,
Echoed back from Heavens own rafter,
Dashed our gallant troopers after,
Till the field with blood was red
Soldiers hugged each other then,
Cried and laughed by turns again,
More like girls than stawart men;
While along the line there ran
Cheer on cheer for Sheridani
Who shall claim for him alone
All the victory as his own?
True, man of stubborn will,
Joined with great chivalric skill,
After that his troops retreated,
Wounded, baffled and defeated,
Had, upon his charger seated,
BY his presence sent thrill
Into every soldiers heart;
But the nation gave start,
Moved as by electric dart!
While from lip to lip there ran-
God and Philip Sheridan!"
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SHORT WE1GHT.-During the past week the
Clerks of Markets seized one hundred and
thirty-three Jumps of butter, all light weight.
Sixty of them were taken from dishonest dealers
in South Eleventh Street Market, and seventy.
one from the Farmers Market, in Market street.
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MARINE nBLEGRAPH.

ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
Sun RIsRs. Rs......-....-....550 so MOON RIsEs 500
Bum SET SO HIGH WATER..-.......llS 80
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
%%ssf gH9@t#9ss %sSsSsi %$sSSsS$a&irn. MONTHLY oor'np.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.


DEMOCRATIC MEETINe.-A large Democratic
meeting was held last evening at the corner of
Twelfth and Spring Garden Streets Peter Arm
bruster in the chair. j. Barnholt acted as Sc
made by Thomas Greenbach, John O'Byrne,
Esq, and others.
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DRY GOODS.
727 CHEsNUT STREET. 727
POPULAR PRICES

Silks, shawls, Velvets, POplins, Reps,
Velour Russo, Merinoes, Nous Delaines,
AlpaCas, Mohairs, Alpaca POplins,
Chene POplins, Melange POplins, Irish
and French POplins, and Plaids.
Also, Bombazines, Biarritz, Tamise,
and other Mourning Goods in great
variety, together with as extensive and
varied an assortment of Miscellaneous
Dry Goods as can be found in the
market.
Also, Blankets, Flannels, Linens,
HOuse-Furnishing Goods, Cloths, Cas-
simeres, etc., in reliable qualities, at
low prices.
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EXCURSIONS.
STOVES. RANGES, ETC.

- NOTICE.-THE UNDERS RSIGNED
woplg call attention Of the public 2IpI5 g his r,
&c This is an entirely heaueE. It Is so.con.
sructed commend itself TO general favor
being q binatiOn of wrought and cast lrOn 1t Is
very simple in its construction, and is perfectly air.
tight; sefcleaning, having no pipes drums 10 be
taken out and cleaned 1t Is arranged with upright
hues as to produce larger amount Of heat from the
same weight OF coal than any furnace now In use
The hygrometric condition of the air produced by
my new Arrangement of evaporation will once de-
monstrale that 10 is the only Hot Air Furnace that
Will produce perfectly healthy atmosphere
Those In want of complete Heating Apparatus
would do well 10 call and examine the Golden Eagle.
CHARLES WILLIAMS
Nos. 1872 and ll3 4MARKnr Street,
Philadelphia.
A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges Fire-BOArd
hand.
N. B.-Jobblng Of kinds promptly done. 6lOa
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CLEARED YEsTERDAJ

CLEARED YESTERDAY
& Sons. ' WV "iiH"'
schr +. W. Johnson, Marts Charleston, Lathbury,
WiCkers d Co.
sChT ]. Ponder, Hudson, Georgetown, Penn Gas Coal
str f. O. Bddle, McCue, New York, w. P. Clyde & Co.
str J; s. lde, Webb, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore with tow
Of bRrges, w. T. Clyde g. Go. ~"
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BELOW
MHAIOR

A large ship, a barque, three herm,, and one fu
rigged brig and several schrs,
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DRoylDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA,
- No, Ill South FOURTH Street,
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH 22d, 1868
CAPITAL, $4,000, PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by
10 or 70 year Premiums, Non-torteiture
Annuities granted on favorable terms.
Term Policies, Children's Endowments
This ompany while giving The insured the security
of paid.up Capital, win divide the entire profits Of
the Lie business among its policy holders.
Moneys received at interest, and paid on demand.
Authorized by charter 10 execute Trusts and to act
as Executor Administrator, Assignee or Guardian,
OF any Court of this commonwealth or any person or
persons, or bodies polite or corporate
AMTET r SHIPLRY GHENRY HAINE5
I6SIIIIA n MORRTS n. WISTAR BROWN,
PI1"1 n n WOOD, w. C. LONGSTRETH
T1CH A RI CjADBURY, WILLIAM HACKER,
A'A0AA@A N' CHARLES f. COFFIN.
SANh SN- ~ President, ActuRrys
VIM. G. LOEGsTREIH. Vice President; dent; ,,sDD,n
S15 medical Examiner. Legal Adviser,
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q TEnR1srz conz1AaaAr1os- ExaHAaaH Ho-
TEL In AsEEs.-Th denizens OF our cityawere
aroused from their slumbers abo0t three O'Clock
this morning by the loud and prolonged to1hng Of
the fire alarm bell Hastily DOMINIC Our habili-
msnts We f9AoXea @ the curssRs q oisiEsnk.
that point we found rthstl The. confa aeratimf was
confined to tho portion Of the building IN the:
vicinity Of the kitchen, but owing to the hct that
!a high March wind was prevailing, the flames
rapidly spread to other portio1s Of the building.
In lasx than three hours there wns nothing 1afsof
tho vast pils except. the chiraneys and hespsSof
During the confag thl, VII List excitement
existed; The eiaseng ssensral repaired 70 ths
ftom the house With haste and In the greatestoon-
fnsioni beaFing IN their hands personal effeCts
while others gain he'd aet Ss.as Solkok.fe
hAd fnrnished the estsb ishnest
;uS 1vGs;
direction, "a very 5inconside p0f4ions of The
contents of the hotel Fere rescued from tho flames;
ndeed, the insurance policies Fiji not be impaired
In the least On the hotel there wss insu1ance TO
the amount $2a 600 a1B 600 on tbs main build
ing, $500 on the and $4,000 on thaprnt-
ing emeebf the Meth dist Eptsoopal.s Om towns
mAh 10 the agent estNe offices id
(which had eszso aas1r:
i,ance that AZ losses WI be pEnz4tl ses
s:sss sss ssss sppsss 1:ss
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WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS THE
marked on tckets placed In sealed envelopes we'll
mixed On receipt Of Is CENTS an envelope Containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered
At our office, or sent by natl to any address, The pr-
chaser aer seeing what article 1t draws and Its value
which nosy .he from to Ave hundred dollars-can
then, ON payment Of dollar, recave the article
named. may exchange It for any other article marked
our circular at the same value. Every ticket drawn an
article worth one dollar OF more. No R1.ANKB SIC
Our patrons depend on fAir. honorable dealing
Tie article drawn win be delivered at Office regard.
less Of ts value or promptly sent directed by return
mail, or express. 5zl7
Ietera nom many persons acknowledging the receiut
OF valuable gifts ftom us may be ale Of.
hce, among whom we are Permitted to refer to:
John g. Holconab, Inmbertvne N. gold watch value
$250 Mrs. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland stre4 Brock
lyr, sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn.,
gold lever watch, value s200 Hon r. 81. Briggs Weah-
ngton. D. c., diamond pin, SITS; J. c. Sutherland No.
LOO Lexington avenue. piano, $3.50; Mrs NJ Jackson No
2os Nineteenth street T. sewing 1n.chine sse Jos,
Atlanta Ga. diamond cluster ring. $22b; Dr.: Henry
Mo- 13S 18th street. N. T. gold wA;h. s15O; Edw. Boyn-
ton. Nashvtne, Tenn melodeon, 500; James Ruasal
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, $3.50; B. T.
Smith, Providence B. L. silver lever watch Ss0; Oscar
Purdy Madison, n. j., music boz, s45; hon B. s. New
ell. St paufs, MIMI, gold watch, $1e5; J. e. Sper-y
LtchAed, Conn, silver wotch $50; VIM. B. Peck Har.
lem, nla, music box, $7s Wm Raymond, Dayton Ohio
silver tea set $125; Mics e. n Schenck Detroit Mch
diamond rings, $425; Pierre Baaudn. St Charles
Hotel New Orleans, Diamond ring $40; Mrs Martha
Barnes, st Louis, Mo-, nnelodeon value $126 E.1.l
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The Policy OF virgant,

I n,r, y
., -. .osy =. Igansa. sss .s5;
" the policy OF the State Of Virginia upon the
Congressional plan Of reconstruction, and Of the
present interest it is exciting in that Common
wealth, the Dispatch says: 's,st s's ,'.,
when =. the veto ts sent N, AMI the Sherman bin
Iii Ia p dne poacy o. ts state
no disposition: to retreat rom or e7ade Il. / The
Senate has already had it 1ndeE o9sideration i'm
this oecaslon s tae holding of
Telegraph messages fEom members Of Conereas in
reply to Gnes sent TO them by Governor Pier
pony :pGopounding the question whether, it
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9Ine Fr1ends and Acquainta uccs OF nr.
9oAS a. LONG are respectfully invited to attend hi.
services at ST. Johns Chspel corner OF Amherst
O'clock n 49,, -. .'o
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\ a5- ARTIFICIAL EYES. y ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made TO- order aud inserted by Drs f.
BAUcH snd p. aoUaIEldAlsstfo tfornesy employed by
RosssosaEAu, Of Partsl No. 5ss Brosdway.Ns York.
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RsTho Relatives and Friends OF wtlltnm
MAzSch EDWARDS, Of his late father, CHARLES I,
Io"Aaos, and OF Mr. and Mrs. ROBERT MACBETH, arc
respectfully invited to attend his Funera Services This
Day, at Eleven o'clock A. NJ, at the residence ., NJ
honER1 MAoDRTH, No. Lambon street March =
@s me Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
ances Of the late Col A. p HAYrr and nrr. -
invited to attend the Funeral OF Mrs. HAyN, - a.
Michaels Church. THIS afternoon, at hal.past Fonr
O'Clock. -. SotH
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MARRIED,
IN Beaufort s. c.. on the 28th Fabrrarv hv por r.
%anaht mALKEn, EDMUND MAZYCK Esq to ANN
eauSnter OF the late Rev. WIZ. H. BAnNwErI ''
MARRIED.
OBITUARY.

Eneand ia12r TH1s T. LEE July 21st 1866. at London
vass JAMES WALTON, Esq, In the thirty eiUhtf
Ss oa o, nie he Leaves wife and one child to
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Z. :NT BEAUTIFUL HAR.-CHEVALIEK'S
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original color snd youthful beauty; tmparts life and
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once keera the head clean; is unparalleled az hair
dressing Sold by al Druggists and fashionable hair.
dressers, and at my ofhce, No. 112s Broadway New
York. SARAH A. UHEvALIER, NJ D.
N DowIE NOISE,
a$ . No. 161 Meeting street.
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