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1865.

0caneeche Mills and Tan Yard.
GREEN sss Dry Hides rsesivsd st the Yard
- Dry Hides - Brs-s. Paris q Cos. payable 10
r.ts lair prices. according 10 sine and sslIlyl
No TssLins dsns on sbsres.
Tbsmiiiis in essasiests give sstlsfsstiss. Urs,
rssk isssFsd sssiass rsssss. No 0rsin received .
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n. N. BROWN, Es'r.
Isss isth, IA
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stage. BUT TRGE.

STRtGE, BUT True.
n Every young lady and gentleman 10 The %
ted States hear soms,hins very much 10 ihsH -
ssnisse by return mail Ofee oiehSss), BY sddlss.
Nc The andefasned. Thos hsving lssu Of beng
humhugsed will ohlise By 90, noticing Ibis card al
others will please address their obsdieni servant
THOMAS ". CHAPMAN.
s3i Bsosdwsy, New Yea
Aprills. 33-n
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Oar Tsrss al present .. % per sspss, = w
Coz sis .or.hs, paid 10 sdvsses.
AdvstiissmssisyA -Oss doll0 per sqsss - ~
srss iusesiss, ssd ffiy CENTS for sssh ssssasssr
tee lines 10 constitute . ssssfe. LIBERAL sseSs
IN be made 10 liberal essionsrs.
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BILLIARDS. SC.

DILLIARDS.-A GRAND MATCH FOR A SUBSCRIP-
ID ton purse will be played by Messrs Tim Flynn ana
Charley Dgnan at the opening Of the Ltndel House Bi
lard Room Of Mercer and Prince Friday
evening May ST. fine Paying may be expected; the hou
for the reception Of permanent tranaiene
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IIousEKEEPERs WILL BIZ SUPPLIED AND CAN
III by weekly monthly payments for Carpets on
cioihs furniture Of every description, BEDDING &C. At
RBNDALL co. -, corner Canal and Hudson streets.
RHMOvAIs.
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y RMovAI.-DocroR WILLIAM W. SANGER mas
II removed from Ty Broadway 70 8 Kast Tenfh s<resl
north side. ave doors wess Of RroAdwak
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UNDNR R.DEURENININQUTT'FIlsysi ysi

Brooks -ra. Brooks, PNckee' e 81.
On TUESDAY, March nth, at fl O'Clock win be sold asf
the old Custom House under the direction ofttlass
AIise a TaAr 1oroF LIND, MIN fhs hsrs
on, tusta on the east ode of dnda1e street 9ns aooEe
street 10 feet sndtn deph 21e feet more gqhd
mo east ON hndof W. Hoptoh; south
n Johnr Bruce: north on land 4eses aEs
thevs ssd Thomas Bennett and aest on
n - es AI80ssa.alj SO! E:Aoials
ALL. THAT LOT or LAND in the fsaEi
above dpBcrbed measuring ,its and
ern iinAa "a feet and on, the eastern neE
4e feet Bounding to the north on lands of RobeEt
Oar. .aoa,th on lands Of -; east on knd1
vest on Lot next above described ,.1.s.; ~ . :
80; s:3 s.ttAIso, 80 &C.. q. g.. = .al ~
ALI, THAT OTHER LOPOR LAND known ii fhepliRf
of Charleston by the numbers 1a1 and 1es one
Friend street and Hess1l.Sg, o5 sadSsees Se seet a
On hna q An on y slsqa; ta1ass5y g 4ehna
af Thosnss Hutcnhson; and sS M.
Tarms- 0ns*hsd sash: tslanee tn oats g., zee 81,
Jtt interest payable 6er anhualy, tft6
he paid. secured by mortgage OF the praw1see
budngs to be and the policy, = -
chaser to pay for paeza :t 1.sa; nG. m
February 1a ~ W8tu1 il ge Msstsrt
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PrrTsRuRaH, May 10, 1865.


Messrs. Hostetter de- Smith:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
ABRAHAMs Sons will sell this day, at their GALES
rooms No. IS Hayne street. at II O'Clock, quantity Of
goods damaged on board steamer Andalus,a, from New
York to this port -
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day, at the new
custom house wharf, at 10 O'Clock, the schooner Martha
Ann, 4s1a tons, old measurement.
MnIlGAN, MELcHERs CO. will sell this day, at
the wharf foot of Vendue Range a II o'clock schooner
of a. tons burden
R. M. MARSHALL. & Bro. viii sell this day, in front
Of their store No. SO Broad street. at o'clock horses
mule, buggy, &c.
n HUNT & Son will sell this day. in their salesroom,
No. 142 Meeting street, at 10 o'clock, go cases md car
oons fresh and assorted boots and shoes, CATERS, &c
SMITH & McGnLIvRAY will sell this day, at their
Office No. q Broad street. at II O'Clock, horses mules,
furniture, &c.
PLANTERS desirous of obtaining highly concentrated
ammonacal fertilizer free from mineral phosphates and
other adutaraons can do 80 by applying to KrsstAN
HOWELL No. 1853 East Bay who Agents for the sale Of
MApEs Nitrogenized super.P Phosphate Of Lime.
February II mwths
To BAKERs GRooERs AND FAauEs.-Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good bread? Do you wish
Flour that will bring you customa Do you wish Flour
that will make white bread and not sour2 Then sppy to
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TIE PHGNx has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State Advertising
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the columns of the paper will address
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February Is Columbia, 8. G.
THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.
The Daily South Caro:nian at Columbte, is now sent
to every Postoce In the State Being the olciel paper
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The Daily South Caro:nian at Columb's, is now sent
to every Postoce In Being the ociel paper
of the State II will be found at the present time espe-
ciay valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves of q very large circulation.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DANCING SCHOOL AT MASONIC HALL.
NNONs BERGER RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE
N public that he will open new Glass, which will
be exclusively for beginners the 9Th March, For par
culars apply at the Hall from II to II O'Clock or at the
time of tuition Ws4 February 27
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- a- -. -
MACHINE SHOPS:
TODD G. RAFFERTY,,
ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS
Office and Works, Patterson, New jersey

:. -
-. WAREHOUSE, No. 4 DEY STREET, N. Y.
MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND PORT
"ltl ABLE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS; F1a1,
Hemp, Tow, Oakam aud Rope Machinery; shafdng
Mil Clearing, Iron and Brass Castings OF al kinds;
Latches Planning Machnes Drills; Shaping, aloting and
Boring Machines Gear Cutters; Cenreing Milling and
Bolt Cutting Machines;s Chueks Of all Kinds; Leather
and Rubber BeltIng Lace, Leather, Belt Hooka and
General supp:s for Railroads and other Machine Shops;
Judson & Shows Patent Govern0rs. Saw Mills, Cotton
Gins, Presses, &C., constantly on band.
LIZ, l1s'' ''l'''..,.s. TODD HAEFERTY,
March 20 1y IT, No. 4 Dey street, Ny.
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Water Trough, in it's present condition; =; as nul-
sance. Referred to Aldermen of Ward No. 8.
The following resolution was taken up from last
meeting:
PesoEued, That the Commissioners of tho Aims
House report to Council what action is necessary
to establish IN Aims House. Adopted. y. !.
The ordinance to establish and regulate the
office of CIV Civil Engineer, was ratified.
On motion Of Alderman Earle, the Clerk Was Oh
rected to advertise that there would be an election
held for this Office ut the next regular meeune OF
Council Adopted.
No further business appearing, Council I'D
journed-
THE ssHELp" QUESTION question Of kitch-
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found is Il box of CoLaArE's Soap for laundry pur-
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By REQUEST, the design Of Fueman's Hall, lately
Gu exhibition at s. G. CoURTENAY's, has been re-
lloGod to W. G. WH1LDEN & Co.'s, corner King and
Eeaufain streets, where it will remain for a few
Gays, for examination by the ladies.
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AT THE Drug Store OF J. B. RUSSELL. No. 238 King
street. s dispensed, at an hours of the day. SODA Wa
TER, clear as crystal and cold as CHARITY.
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FIRE LOAN.
AIAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,

FIRE LOAN.
MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,l
CITY HALL, November 9, 1866.
4 Ill PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN T BE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places Of the City, un-
der An Act OF the General Assembly giving authority
to the CITY Council Of Charleston to proceed in the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid in building up the
CITY anew" are hereby notified that the form of app-
cation for loans can be obtained ct the Office of the Clerk
of Council between the hours of 9 "A. H. and P. NJ.
All applications must be filed in tho above mentioned
office rs the Committee will meet every Monday to con-
slider the samc
Ry order of the Mayor ". q. SMITH,
Noyember1O Clerk of Council,
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January 26 1851:
TINE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS I'D HEsa Sa3;a. tUS hs5s
5or. renort ali cases Of violation and ater the 1st
osoEes oe Ees s,,arp ~ nart c. B. SIGWALD,
VI Ho''u"-' A Captain Of Police
AN ORDINANCE 10 PROTECT TIE PAVEafES1s AND sIpE-
" WALKS or THE CTTF
p.;, or7o;nsa hu the Mavor and Aldermen. ofCharles
TIM in Citv Council dss6,ed and Is hereby ordained oy
the authority OF the same That from and after the hrst Day
~ santeber next there aha be laid down by the owner
" ocannant of each lot In the city having an entrance for
carriages wagons carts and dras platform % ~. wood Or
Sone towards the centre Of the street, and the owner or
such lot not having ps s
ar esr yehcles shall forfeit and pay the
o i've dollars and in the event that the said pavement
becomes broken he shall pay in addition to the afore-
ad ncnaty the costs and charges Of mendng the same
on also the sum of vc dollars for each day the same
shnll remain so broken.
'n13a Rataed in city Council August 49, 1851.
Inn % A10o
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PRIVATE: SALES.

{. .a.5 BY SMITH g. McGILLIvRAY,
Aucffoneers and Commission Agents, No.
.--.1-f.s ~ Broad street.
At Private Sale ....-......
mage new measure sails new-in November, 1856
be sold ut q bargain as she now Hes at North COM
merctal Wharf, - SMITH T. MoauLIVRAY,
February AZ WINS No. u Broad street.
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p. III. B. ) {. 1-a.''.'
Are synonymous with Health, Strength and Vigor.
The secret will be revealed by investing in bottle OF
PANKNM's HEPATIC BrTTERs For sale by all
Druggists.
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COURT OF CHANCERY-ChanceuOr LESESNE pre-
siding.-The Court met at II A. NJ, and, upon the
opening, the Hon. G. g. MEMmNaER addressed
the Chancellor as follows:
May 1t please you7. Honor The papers an
nounced this morning the death of the Hon. Isaac
E. Holmes: This gentleman was member Of this
member Of the State Legislature, and Representa-
tive in what was then the Congress of the United
States. Although did not enjoy the advantage Of
intimate personal relations with him, yet the re-
membrance of his courtesy as q gentleman, and
of his liberal and generous tone as q member Of
the Bar induce his fellow-members on this occa-
ton to give expression to their feelings. In his
public character he truly represented his con-
stitrency; united with them in all their interests
their prejudices. He strove with his utmost abili-
ty to maintain the rights and promote their in
terests During the last years Of his hfe he has
been withdrawn from our observation, but we can
not permit it to be supposed that we are unmlnd-
full Of his worth, or have forgotten his many SER
vices. ...5i:-t -:
In Difference, therefore, to his private and
public virtues, and to the high estimation IN which
he was I'D by his fellow citizens, move that this
Court do now adjourn for the purpose OF attend
ing his funeral.
The Hon. JAMES SnloNs, ST., then rose and said
As was engaged at the last adjournment OF this
Court, may it please your Honor, in an argument
before you, which this motion will suspend, WILL
he permitted to second that motion which has jus
been made, and to state my cordial concurrence II
the very just and appropriate observations OF
which VIII it has been based. I agree with the move
IN ali that he has said Of Mr. Holmes, and it give
me "a melancholy satisfaction to express these sen
timents-for enjoyed his friendship and an lntl
Of % nv Efe, during which experienced at his hand
1t II is becoming token Of the respects Of the Ba
IN This occasion that it's business should be sus
pended.
Chancellor LEsEsNE, in nresponse, said:
The Court concurs heartily in tho sentiment
which have been so truly and feelngty expressed
The motion is, granted, and tha Court Will ssan
adjourned until Il A. NJ. Wednesday.
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Z AUCTION SALES

w SALE or BARK "JAMEs WILSON" !"
advertised by JOHN g. MMNoR CO., for sale at Auc-
ton this day, is ndahnitely postponed.
February 81 !
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a5- Agency tor EXTON's PREMIUM TRENTON
CRACKERS. all orders sent will be promptly attended
IN 6mos DA4.enbnr l8
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Sale of Underwriters and all concerned of Goods
damaged ON board Steamer Andalusta, from Ne,o
Yorkto this port. s
THIS DAY 9th inst at II O'Clock, ne will sell at our
salesroom, No. 35 Hayne street,
Case BROWN LINEN DRILL.
case "a Shirtng
case 104 sheeting
Cases MOSQUITO NETTING.
F.bruary ~
By MLLIGAN, MELCHERs q co.
THIS DAY, 9th inst, at the Wharf foot OF
Vendue Range, at II o'clock, we will sell
A SCH OONER, M tons burthen, well found, and in
good order. .aif-zz. .t.
Terms cash. February 81
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! The ATTENTION Of persons investing in real
estate is called to the auction sale of that valuable
piece of property at the corner of Wall and Calhoun
streets, also of the wharf property on Chestnut,
near Spring street. by I. S. K. BENNETT, Broker
and Auctioneer, tomorrow, 2Sth instant. The sale
will be positive See advertisement.
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]'M 1ai1g Menus,
LOCAL MATTERS.

Y EDNEsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81, 1867
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A TuToR's CouNsEL TO BIS PuPnG-By the Rov. G. q.
D. MATTHIAS, NJ. A., late Fellow ofKings College, Cam
bridge. Philadelphia; ]. B. LIPPINcoTT l. Co. 1857
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Our thanks are due to Mr.. ;. NJ. GREER, King
street, for this very valuable little book, which we
would heartily recommend toan our young friends
of inquiring minds.
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wool in New York.

e. 3 r ~ -
The wool market remains quiet, ant
domestic fleece and pulled are a little of
some kinds selling about as low as be
fore the new tariff took effect. The de
nand, at the moment, seems to be running
more on Texas wool than any other kind
and nearly all desirable lots of this de,
scription, amounting to some 150, ,00t
pounds, have been taken at 28@34c, with
some bury at zoe. The sales of State
and Western fleece foot up 100000 lbs
at 33@373c for unwashed Western, 48@
Doe for low. and medium washed and 60@
|65csfo fine aud Xxx, including small Sc
lected lots at rather higher prices. ! In,
Fcluded in the sales are 25, 5,000lbs. fine
Ohio at 58@65c.; 80, 900 lbs. iflne' Penn.
sylvapia, part 6oc; and 10000 lbs medi-
nm Indiana and Wisconsin at 55c; also
800 bales pulled. o45@521c for superfne
and extra; and $4,000 lbs California 23@
27c.aoF Foreign isaqaiet,= but firmly helt
under higher points for goh.St We hear
Of smallilots having changed hands, in.
clnding 100 bales Cape, in lots, at 403(a
42c, 10000 lbs. Black Donkof, 24c, ant
$4,000 lbs. Mexican Zoe = Shipping Last
tzVtft.e7i sis tfsszs II as1 IL "a q;
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Notice.



ToHN ADAMS and his vifs Elizabeth Ad.
y ans, whose place of residence is unknown,
but is without the State of 0hio,wil1 take no.
tice that David Kirkbride of the countysof
Monroe, in the State Of Ohio, did, on the sth
day of April, 1867, file his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas Of said county and
State, agains. the said John Adams and Eliz,
abeth Adams his wife, and James Markey,set.
ting forth that the said John Adams and Eliz.
abeth Adams his wife, on the 18th day OF Au-
gust, 1868, gavea mortgage to the said David
Kirkbride, on the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter, and the northeast quarter
of the southeast quarter Iof section eleven
township Eve and range seven, containing
eighty acres more or less; situate in the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio to se-
cure the payment of six hundred and ffty
dollars (Ses0 s00l according to q, certain note
referred to in said mortgage. and that since
the giving of said mortgage the said James
Markey claims some interestin said lands an
der the other defendants; and praying that
the said John Adams pay the sum Of $3.50 90
now claimed to be due on said mortgage, With
interest and taxes thereon, payable semi
annually, the interest from the 18th day Of
August, 1896, and taxes from 1885, inclu ding
said year; or, in default of such payment, that
said premises be sold to pay the same;s and
the said John Adams and Elizabeth Adams his
wife, are notified that they are required 10 ap-
pear and answer said petition on or before
the third Saturday after the 2sthsday Of May
next.
Dated April Is, 1867. IS s.zsg esx
ggsre 80 DAVID KIRKBRIDE,
By HUNTER & HusrER. his atty's.
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Mr.. 8 Mrs. MMsrERMAN take. pleasure
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THEIR new house has been fitted up in a
manner calculated to please the traveller
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The stables are all new, and the best
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horses.
Their new stand is about one hundred
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than to stop at the Minsterman Hotel. q
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