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aB- TO THE PUBLIC.-THE JEWISH COW.
aREdATIoN tBerih Saaon was organized In this cit,
about ton years and for temporary purposcs CON
structed small building tho corner OF st. pbilIu
and Calhoun sreots In this humble House OF God hey
haSo over since worahpped. II their deaign from
mo announcement to accumulate funds toward erecting
larger ednco. moro cOmmodious and moro In conso
nanco With thu wants OF tho present aRc But their
savings Woro n by the war; rnd nearly tbrco
thousand dollars aet apart for this purpose cro thu,
lost.
Tho new house OF worship much needed thcro being
constant applications from memb H. but no room
70 accommodate them. Tho servi OF this congroza.
on aro conducted In tho German {amost dentics with
the poltsh 4inhao Aud this is tho only synagogue In
charloston In which Israolltes from Continental Eur
can worship tho God Of tholr fathers in precisely the
aamo forms. language aud ceremonies as their foro
fathers did.
ihey aro however too poor TO carry out such an On
terprfso unaided. They have tho ground for tho nav
ssnasoguc but not tho construct tho buidnp
therefore solicit assistance from their brethren And
ircnus ovcrywherc both from those OF the Houas NJ
.sei and nom oil olhors, of whatover NTH or milton
oouoSinB that tho Groat Author OF all GOOD will promn
many TO step forward and help thom In tIa their lin,
VI noea ihoy arc extremely solcitous to finish their
ne" building before next Ro,h Rartanah tseptember
S as hore In ovory to expect largo NJ
worappers far befond tho capacity OF the prescpt a,
building .N'NA
Inc new synA8o8us will be largo and b handsome
though not erp'nsvo structure subsoriptlons or S
uons VIII bo gratefully received By any OF H.. s,
cd officers of tho congregation. 's''
y. ~ WEINBERG. President.
@. COHEN. ytoe-Preaidont
- P. JtCoBY, Secretary.
... 'G L. RIoH. Treasurpr.
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TIE Now York Times, reforming to General

TIE Now York .7imes, reforming to General
4IcKLEs, says: u.-s -. .-s ~ n
The true principle to bo acted upon BY the mili-
tary commanders at tho South i6 nnquestionably
that which recognizes the supremacy OF civil eu,
caaos specifically pointed out In the recon-
strnetion acts or erising out OF tho bad faith
T bad Judgment of the civil officers. On
this basis, oil that fs essential for carrying
out the wifi Of Congress and securing tho ciyli and
Eolitcal equality Of tho freedmen, uiay be kco1n.
plish6d kithout obLrtdin& Tho presence and power
9ickles appears to .ontertan diffaront idea: OF
duty His orders reveal disposition TO reverse
Tue proper relationa.of the povers, and mako che
mitary the eyer,presont pssthr, instead Of. the
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The tcairn Islsnders, doeoendants; as nnoat OF
our rost ers win remember, Of tho mutinoers Of
tao British ship Lounty, several 5esfe tfgo, word
however, thsy are not satisfied, alleging tha. III
government has not kept faith with thenn, 30 We
ioaIn nom tho Sydney (Austsalia) Empire.
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From EuroFp.

NEW York, Juno 10.-Tho Horald's spcciel dis
patch says that tho Czar assured tho French
Cabinet that his attempted assassination only
tended to strongthon tho bonds uniting him IL
@ Napoleon visits the King uf Prussia Mt Berlin i'll
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WnshinGton Nc,ys.

WAsHNaToN, June 1O.-Surralt was brought
handeuffed into tho Court room, which was crowd
cd. He WIS worry palo aud boro q troubled look.
out when he was unshnckicd md seated by his
oounsci, ho bsoame moro cheerful. Tho usual
preliminarios are progressing.
Tho City Council has organzed. Tho Board OF
Aldormen elected whlto m1n throughout The
iaYer Hoard appointed negro barber as their
reading olork, also q negro mo iaongor.
A new paper, tho Evening Express, made it's ap-
pearenco this afternoon. II starts under favorable
auspices, aud is well backed by brains, industry
and money. ri
:. Tho Secretaries OF War and tho Treasury Ind an
Interview with the President to-day.
- Ihe 7-SQs which nre now boing converted ut tho
Iroaa4ry AaYe tho interest paid to July, and the
BUS bear interest from that date. .,l
The State Department has official ndyiccs OF tho
Increase. Of tho rinderpest in England. Tho
treasury Department. has received instruc lions
against the importation Of cattlo from Europe
Th9 revenue receipts to-day amount to SGOJ, 900.
Tho Light House Board gvos notce that on and
Attor june 20 there will be light stratod near tho
entrance 81 Egg IIarbor, n: j., from sunset to
sunrise. Tho light will DO of the fourth ordor, n
fixed light, Sarisd by flushes-Bhould DO yisblu
twelvo and hall nautical miles, Also, oh tho 18th
ofJuno, Light will bo exhibited at tho light house
on Low Island, inside of Aronds Pass, Toxas-
should bo yisible'twe miles.
The President leaYes Cor 1ioston on tho 21st. : I,
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May 20

sS BAToHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE L. the best In tho world. The
only fr@ and perfect Dysharnalsss. retiable inItxn.
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous dns.
Natural Black nrown Remedies the III srects OF Ba,.
Dyes 1nvgorates tho haIr leaving Il soft and beautiful
The geiiuncis Is nigncd William A. BateAelor All other,
arc mere limitations. and should DO avoided Sold by an
Druggists and PeFfumers Factory, No. 81 Darcley
stroet, Now York.
ss- BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART. u
December 10 .H'rH = H. st'r. . ~. :
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U. 9, Courl In North Cnroltna,

RALs1on, Juno 1o,-In tho Unitod States Circuit
Court this morning Chief Justice Chase ordered
tho sunamoning Of grand and petit juries. No
distinction OF color mado. ,... II
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Rcconstruction n I'm Texas.

NEW ORris.Ns, June 10.-General Griffin issued
Ar order, on Saturday discharging tho entiro po-
Ave Of whom arc colored, Wild can poither road
nor write ~ - i'sr
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Domestic Markets,

NOON DISPATCH. !'
NKw YonK, Juno 10.-Stocks strong. steriing,
time lot zig sight 4, 4, Gold 87ia974; money! .S2
si1cs Gsa71. Flour rather moro iS steady. Wheat Wheat
dropping, s22 20a2a Is. Lard daIl, Cotton dull T
middlng Uplnnds "a. Freights quiet. ~ :
EVENING DISPATCH. ~, ~ - "a
s,sss s{GPs Sss HSRss Pr oSaS, Ssa a
Tennessee new issue G8l. Cotton easior; sA!os
1200 bsles At 2G3a47c. Flour steady nhd aL fair de-
mand without any decided change. Corn active
old 81 Ia. Pork duh and lower; moss .sI s5 prihe
sls 6Oa1s Laird lower 12alse.. aroceres quiet
and ateady Tnrpentire 5sssscs; isoain 90 76as
ftBs.sS BssIaMonr, jnno ioAcoaoo dull. Sugar duiol
and firm. Flour in improved d. aand, holders
moro Btoady but prices unchanged. Wheat scarco
Corn frmer |; white 81 0Sal 90, yellow 81 1oa1 II
mtod CWestorn 81. Mess Pork quiet at s29 90.
key nominal at s3aS5c. - .'i:.5A k3:7.rH i.
,sss!9ys y 'Haj dn ss ss hisPss spiha I
sS slSos iaf raii sT @ Bacon dun Shoulders %
H5E Q1hleANsii yhife io4salts sJg bales !; dull
easies; ., a6SU aSr sadnkh 2aa24i Rttoipts 1226
9pnr 49, sugar and Molasses no quotations
l1Is tia3sai5 Com asIi: ysl!SS s5 Sh4Sf SIt4sf
S1;1ea1;17. N9 Wlito in Market Oats T dull s oss
shcnds1s HnS S,s1y Hsy &b III SroGR quiet sna
held at q Prime Iess "a. Gold isss iefk stoi1na S1&
ASns, SSns 1gsslss 81 go 5slos market qpo.
h5aanDgs 1ss ass JaSs JaSsspIss 2sa bs1sS
9ai0 Meas Pork du1l at 22a2b BACON shonao a ~
81; clsar sdes l23sl2l ..iHiSi.. ~ Ui' !
ASSsstiS 5Sn6 iO-co.ton sisy; salos l5e baies
sAytnNAn, Juno 1o.-Cotton quiet but stoady
Low Middlng 2si cts. Sales 11s balos. Receipts Il
two days s6o bales.
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Fire mt Hartford.
!, New York Hank statement.

HARTFORD, Juno 10.-TlIo Carpet Company 8
MILL the largest in the country, situated at Tariff
villo, two miles from here was burned. -.
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New YonK, Juno 1O.-Loans decreased 90, ,S14, 900.
Specie increased $l081 900. Circulation decreased
327, ,000 Deposits decreased $5G55 OOO Legal
ten6ers decreased 81 $50, 900.
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GIVE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
z II. WHITING, Esq. As . candidate tor shsr,n Of
oh.rloston tJudIcar District at the nsIt election
.. ;septembcr1 10 i.i"t. cd :! p!Erl0Ei y, !
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81 YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo. After sojourn Of fcw months in the
city was hardly recognized BY hnr fisndA In place OF
scoarse rustic, nushod tsoe sho had soft Ruby sop.
rto1on o Almost marble nmoothnesa, spd instead Of
uhe really appeared but eighteen Upon In
quiJ n TO tho etuso OF great change she plainly
told them thit the used tho o1Rois.IAN BALM. and
consdoedl Il u Invaluable soqSidaon to any tsst
By Its .so ahy Lady Or oenemon can improve feir pe,.
.onal APPEARANCE % hundred fold I. II mpie in Il.
combination. ~ Nature herseh Il simple yet unsurpsss
Cd In is eficary In drawing impurities fsu also bes,
Ing cleansing and bcauHfyng Tho adm and complexion
BY It's direct ssion tho oueio Il dwa nom II All s
Impurities kindly heating The r.e and leaving The sur
ee ~ Nature Intended Il shoyd beclsar. soft suooth
and BEAUTIFUL peo u, SAINT By Mau or RIpress, on to
Seipt Of An order, by .a l5, 4-IIf - =,
W. L CLARK b CO., Chcrnists
No West Fasets Bsrcct syracuse, n. z.
Tho oAly American Agents for tho sls os the same
March 90 .H .. IL @
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81 ARTlPlCDL EYRs.--ARTIFICIAI. HU-
HAN EYRs mado to order and inserted by Drs. r.
hAuoH and p. aoUaLRMAiJfs ttormerly employed by
Ro1ssoSsEAu, OF Partsl No. 500 broadway. Now York
! April N.y. - .:..,r il.ss..r1 fg.r.y1v 4
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90 NOTICE TO sHppERns.-FoR THE
accommodation Of Shippers by tho New York and
Charleston Steamship Line leaving Adsorn Wharf
every Saturday. wo havo opened oico for tho dis
patch OF tho outward freight business Of these steam
.lIi' ~ NO. "a EAST DAT. Ut poyes'. south
Wharf ,.rrs ~
Our general business ofnce remains o. heretofore on
Union wharvcs.
CoUETENAY TRENHOLM,
June tu9' '- Aront,
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OFFICIAL.

Headqrs. seoond MILITARY District,
/, .oHAaLKsroS, g. O., May 2oth, 1857.
tdkIHRAL OnDKRs No 25l I. ,....
It appears frun s1ndry petitions and otncial eonre.
sontaons that the present scanty supply Of eod IN Tho
caronas is seriouny dlmnahs1 by tbs largo quantity
OF gram consumed In numerous esasries put up and
worked In defiance Of the feysnue laws Of tha limited
Hates repres pted that few or nono of the rsouIro
ments OF are observed In any Of heso
has the ooeru OF tho internal revenue service vhiio
endeaVorng TO essese and collect the whskey tax kro
frequently toatod with siszscpect and sometimes
mensced with violence and fhat whom onendcrs ara
prosecuted In The civil courts and violations OF tho In
tern revenue laws tndisputabiy proved juries fa to
convict tho parties II In further ahown that this un.
lawful traffic msies food desrsr In places whore large
numbors o depending upon public and private bounty;
thit the GoTernment L. esides. dstr.uded Of large
amount Of revenue the authority Of Its cv officers
II brought into contempt; and furthsrmore that Tho
mischief complained Of tends 70 incraass poverty dis
order and csme therefore tn the exerse Of the su.
thoy vostsd In tho Commanding aennrs II L. ordered
that !! h d y. m s.s .e|.. IA
Tho dlstillaton manufacture OF whistoy or other
spirits from grain, Ia prohibited In this Military District
Any person 70 engaged oc employed will deonod gull
I OF mlsdsmeanor. Tho Possession OF still or other
apparatus for this purposo will be considered p.osump-
tive evidence Of violation Of the Laws and tho
party or parties using tho aamo or ON whose prcis
"AAeeo RSnoosaiot
arrested and brought to trial beforo military tribunal
composed OF tho Commanding o teer Of the Post and
two officers Of Tho army, neIt In rnnk duty within tho
territorial limits Of the Post II the eIgsncies Of the
service do not porni the detail OF othnr ooors thst
fsct will be duly certified and the Post Commander will
hoat and dstcrrntno the caca- .yt El U.. .-.
i II. The penalties punishmants end forfaturen pro-
srhed by The several seA Of Congos, for dstning
turing whistsy othor spirits In violation OF
tho revenue laws win DO imposed and executed By tho
military tribunals hereby authorized.
M No sentence axtsndtns toinprisonment forfeiture
Of stills. Liquor other property The imposition of
nno other ponaity Will be carried into eoos an tn re-
ported to these aud approved by the Com
nanding General l.:
~. AL troops ofthe United ststes Msatrates shsrns
oonat"bles Poco and others In suthory sro required
and al citizens arc solicited to be yan. In detecting
And prompt In giving information OF tho violation OF
these orders. Commanding ofacers wM bo hela 70
sponsIble for their enforcement ana! .t
BY command Of fNaior-aensrai D. Z aIcxrs
I "fr' .isri ~ .-a' U.s. y. ". cIOUs
-" .t-I s5 Captain sath InfAntry,
80 Ia"-.' a4 ID. O. b A. A. A. q.
ofacil ALx1ksDEa Mooal, Captain ssth Inhnsy.
Aidds-Osnp. asa a8 We waG..I. Nay "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

a5- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON,
nom baltimore, arc hcrcby notified ,hat tho Steamer IA
TILE day dischargng carg, at Pier No Union wl.ryes
hl goods remaining on tho Wharf sfor sunso, will be-
stored at their risk and expense.
Juno il afopnrcA, . IN .,
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THE MARION STAR,

EsTABIIsHKD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS Ado, is
u puhliahsd at MArion g. c., In The central portion
oI tho country, and cners favorable medium 70 Marl
chants, Druggas hAchlnists and all Glasses who doprr
TO u1tend thsdr butnaas In ths Pee Dee country.
Tor tho bcnett Of our Advsring patrons, we ehA In
ceadng. pubhsh and datbuts grAtoious,y 5000 sxtra
copies Of tho sTAR, during tho buknoas season thi,
Eah. ts tat1s,'., n y o -
Rste1 Of Advsrsisns liberal
WI. AoKKhALI.
Aofsmpe9 ~ SG..S Edttos and PrppriStcr,
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aSNoT1CE.-THE STEAMSHIP BANIIAT-
'A' woopHu Master, is dIschargns hor cargo at her
aooH' Adsers South Wharf consignoos WILL therefore,
attend to Tho icccivs of their goods al Tint point
Juno IL STREET BROTHERS 90. A,cnt.
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VIEW YORK AND HREMER STEAMsBJH
COMPANY.

ME-" fORA AND HREMEH STEAHsHIP
COMPANY.
THE FIRsTcLAss U. s. MAI, sTEamss1pa
AILANTIC. NORTHHRN LIGHT
BALTIC. WPSTERN METPopnuu 10
Lcaro Pier No. 10. n H.. New York every second saf
urday, from June is.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking passengers to Southampton London Hayre AMI
srenon at ne following rates, payable gold or its
rirsL o~u'n. sIiV; 5ecUud Cabin, eoo 3teeraac sa5
From Brerne.i, northampton and HAyre 70 New York
First Cabin. quo; Second Cabin. sT6; Steerago $I9
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND lIOME-Ffrak
Cehtn S2l0; Second CahIn. $50; SteeraRe s7O
SAILING DAYs YRoM NEW TonK AND nHEuRN
Juno l6 and 70 July IL aud az August 10 and ~
Sept Z AID 81 Oct s and 10 NOV and m
For Freight or Passage apply TO
IaAAC TAYLOR, President
feoruaryR 1y No 10 Broadway, N. Y
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a5 NoTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF JULIUS
FLAUM are informed that under tho Deed OF Asaign.
ment executed the 18th May 1857 they required
to accept the provons Of tho said Decd and execute 10
leascs before the hour Of IL ocoek Meridian Of
Saturday, tho 18th day OF June. 1851.
The Deed Of Assignment and release can be seen et
the Office OF Messrs. sIMoNs sIRaLINa, Attorneys a.
Law. Broad street.
.s. '. ISAAC WALLACE,
DAVID WALLACE. AAnshees.
MORRIS ISRAEL,
-. Agent Of Creditors Of Julius Flsum.
June ". 81. 80 stuftus6
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BERKELEY DISTRICT,
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH. AND sT THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
fhsr pnEcRcT.-ht Pleasant Poll, Fifteen Mile
house Pon, and st. Thomns' Mnstor House Poll.
PARISH OF BIT. ANDREWS
SECOND PRKcrrcr.-Club House Poll, on tho Main and
School House Poll, James Island
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS. coLLEToN.
THIRD PREotsor.-Club House Poll, Edisto leland
Rockville. Wadmalaw Islani and Ie..ro-.,,o r.hn..
Island.
PARISH OF sT. JOHNS, BERKELEY.
FOURTH PnKoRoT-caiamus Pond Poll; Fultx's Old
Field Poll. and Dlnck Oak Poll
FIFTH PREoNor.-Bisgln Church Poll and strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF sr. JAMES. GOOSE CREEK.
sfITH PnKorsoT-aooso Crock Poll Tar Kiln Poll and
wassamasaw Poll.
SEVENTH Pnko1soT-cross Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll
PARISH OF ST. sTEPHENs.
EIoHrH PnsoMor.-PnoTlls Poll and st. Stephen a
Depot Poll.
PARISH OF 81. JAMES. sANTRE.
NINTH PnEotscr.-Mustor House Por and Dutarts
Crook Poll.
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FOR EDISTO AND ROChYTLLF,
CAPT. JOS. F. TORRENT.

CAPT. JOS. F. TORRENT,
WIZ LIE. LEAVE T. ATLANTIC WHARF AS ABOVE.
Shippers viii take notice that goods will be receiy.
cd unlcss the Freight Ia prepaid.
For Freight or Passage. apply on board or to
JSo. TEEO GETTY
juno ~ No. kak East Bay.
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as-NoTICE.-I, EMILY STATS, WIFE OF
JOHN H. sTAATs, Butcher do hrrsby give notice that
will become Q Frco Dealer In one month from dato.
..,rr .g EMILY STAATs,
May u tu6s King Street Road.
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aFFINAL NOT1CE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against tho eatate Of Mrs. HENRIETTA
HEATH, late Of Charleston. deceased will present the
aamo properly atcaed. and those Indebted thereto Will
mako payment to :oTTo TIEDEMAN. Esq, corner
Warrington and Calhoun streets.
MILLwARD W. HEATH,
Administrator Of Mrs. Henrietta Heath.
May % iT -r.4!. .tnss
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OFFICIAL
aondq'rs. Military Post OF Charleston. ,
CHhRLEsroF, 8. G., May l5th 1867

4
sicndq'rs. Military Post or Charl,,to,,
cHhRLLsroF, 8. e., May 18th, 1867.
oISEnAL 0nDERs. No. 10.
i' Tho following aro announced rs Registration Pre-
cincs OF tho Military Fua OF Charlestou comprising tho
geographical Districts OF Charlostou Berkeley and Col
loton viz:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL
oTTY OF CHARLESTON
FInsr PnEcrscr.-Ward No. l-City Hall. Ward No.
2-Court House.
SECOND PnEctsor.-ward No. a-Ist Poll, Market;
2d Poll. Palmetto Engine House. Anson street.
THIRD PnEoTNor.-ward No. flat Poll, Engine
House. Arch1sto street; I'd Poll Engine House corncr
George and College stroets.
FOURTH PnzoIKor.-Ward No 6-Easlo Engine House.
Meeting street
Ward No. s-washinston Engine House, yandcrhor.t
street.
Ward No. 7-Ensine House In Columbus street.
ward No. 8-wnEy's Wagon Yard, King utroet,
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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 lightness Of fabric,
strength Of material aud durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and we warrant 1t In
every respect equal to custom ,.,,ork.
We have Goods nSae nn.Se Of our own man.
"."eture, 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 the depressed
state'of the market, and tho uniyer.
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead.
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS -...... ts on
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. ............. ei5O
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. ............ 10 90
BLACK AND wETTE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own make. e....................1 10 90
THREE STYLES OF AnDDLEsEx cAssI-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE NIX CASHMERE
SUITS. ............. ......................0 "a 90
SILK MIX TRIcoT, DIFFERENT MIX
TURRs.. Observation-Disclosures "a 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN TRICoT SUITS. ..27 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER
SUITS. .........................29 90 90
BLACK DRESS SUITS. ranging In prico
LINEN SUITS, from. .s5 to 20 90
In addition to the above, we have
many good Styles Of LIGHT AND
DARK FANCY
10 A S 81 M ER E S ,
IN FULL SUITS
And i'm Pants and Vests.
ALSO ..n..
ALPACA SACKS =. s
DRAP DRETR SUITS .i'
MARsEnLEs VESTS, White and Fancys
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS, Of very fine quality.
HEAVY WHITE DUCK SUITS, &C., 80.
FURNISHING GOODS.
I'm addition to our usual assort-
ment Of GENTLEMEN's FURNISH.
ING GOODS, we wish to call parti:
cular attention to our
SHIRT DEPARTMENT.
| We have made arrangements To
rf
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8 SHIPPING.

kkp For NEW YORlx.-TIIE sHIP
tSSxs3N MISSOURI, Captain EDwARps, viii s.n during
a&&HSS THIS week For heavy freight (which will bo
taken at worry low rAtesJ apply TO
,,, ". B. 5htITE l. CO..
.eus - Eapior's Rapqo.
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AN FoTt LIVERPOOL.-IrIIE A.
rS5SSSN American tncw) H,Iip BOMBAY f. G Jon1,!,.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-11

4N WANTED IMMEDIATELY TWO
RlA ''SSEJS TO LOAD LUMBER
sSGAS Apply TO JOHN THEo GETTY
Juuo = No. 45 East Bay.
Indiana American., 1867-12-20
Oied.


In Butler Township FraLklin Co., Ind, on
the lst Of Decsrabsr, 1867. ID. Annie Harvey,
daughter Of Squire and Jane Harvey, aged 20
years, 10 months and 6 days
She has gone to the beautiful mansion above,
he has fed from the world to rest In the sxy;
Her voice is now joined In the carols Of love;
Our Annie Is happy on high.
But sorrow aud sadness our bosoms are heaving,
And dim are our eyes with the tears that are shed;
for she that once met MS lies sleeping In DEATH
The long. silent sleep Of the dead.
We look to behold her bright form glide before us,
And listen TO catch her loved accents IN vain;
We wake from our dream, and the thought rushss
DER us,
Wsnever shail see her again.
She has gone, she has gone TO the home of the bes
She has gone to her friends who dwell In that
cline;
Like the bird, she has fed from the storm to her
rest,
Afar from the tempest Of time.
fair white rose lay on her calm breast,
And so lately I'D death left the place of his mis-
sion,
That she seemed like an infant smiling in rest,
In ths dream Of its innocent vision.
shsh" gone. :hs has gone. and no more shall We
But oft In the beauty and silence of even,
Der her grave hsr friends shsd afsctioas warm
tear,
And sspnqps with her spirit ip heaven.
IL
Indiana American., 1867-12-20

while science has iabored for the benefit Of the
human race, IL is but poor return to have imita-
tors start up and clalm merits for their articles
which never existed except in appearance. Since
Haii's Vegetable siciIian Hair Remover has been
introduced, and the remedial effects Of this vaua-
BILE preparation have been SO plain, legion have
commenced manufacturing their nostrums. In
point Of merit there Is no comparison, no more
than the counterfeit resembles the genuine bank
bill. One has a value for which the holder
ceives its value, while the other is worthless aud
Is palmed OF upon the unwary. The effect Of
Haii's siciiian Hair Renewsr upon the head is to
renew the growth OF the hair, restore IL to it's ma
tural color when u has become gray, aud cares
all diseases Of the scalp. The effects are seen
from the frst bottle.-tweekiy Times