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Appointm ents.

Presbyterian.
VlLLAcE-Rrv. y. F. DrksoS, every Sabbath II,
II a. NJ. and t =. NJ
Lecture every Thursday at u P. NJ
Epi~opW.
FILLAGE-REv. STYLES MELL,crAMr. every o,lcr
Sabbath morning and afternoon.
Luthrua
REV. ". y. IIorcK-M Trinity ist and 3l sun
days. . -
REV. 7. DEnnicK-M 81. Matthews is, aud :d
Sundays. At Lebanon Cd anil .iih Sundays
Baptist.
ViLLAGE-REv. Dr. |. d. DURHAM. LIST Sunday Of
each month ut p. NJ. and I'll Sunday of each month
at II a. NJ. and : =. NJ
REV. DIR. ]. d. DrnmAM-A, Four Holes, Isl sun
day Of each month
REv. r. J. EpwANns-At Brnnchvillc. lst and :sd
Sundays in each month Sautee, 2d aud l,h sun
days Of each month
REV. W. F. CnArLlx--.M Ehcnczcr. LIST Sunday of
each month Canaan. 81 Sunday of each month
Bull Swamp, Ith Sunday OF each month
REV. D. +. SrIGNEn-M Antioch, ID and lh sun
days (morning.) Corinth, % and Ith Sundays ,ai-
tcrnoon) ,o
Rev. W. J. SxinrH--it Glenga,y Scionl House
lst and 3'l Sundays Santcr (colorc,l Sunday
School), 2d and 4th Sundays.
Mthola-1iYmi"fmc"tS .t;r D,"nyd",y Dis
tricf s. G. t"nf;r,mt,, M Q"o,f,y
ST. GEORGE s. Indian Fields june -. ."
urrER OHANGr--Calvary, June p" 30.
bAcKvI1nE-lle ehron, July g. g. &e
OEANcEE,nG--Zion July -. IL!
PnovrpEHcE e. M..-July Is anil 2l.
urrEn Sr. MArrmEws--l Limestone July -. 2s.
HrANcIivILLE--Ncw Hops August 3, 4.
EASTERN OnANGE-S!.iloh, August 10. II.
Sr MArrnEw, -Jerusalem. August Il, is
LENtSGToS-Aug,,si p, 25.
BAnH%ELI-3lst August lst September.
AIKEN AND Observation-Disclosures = g.
y. NJ. CIIRlETZEERG, p T..
VILLAcE-REv. W. G. CoxxEn every Sabbath ut
0a y. NJ, s;.nd every "Wednesday evening "A, s
o'clock
IiEv. W. G. CoxxrH--.i ZION, ls AMI 81 sun
days (aiteinoon.) Prospect, % and lin Sundays
(afternoon. =
Rev j. S. CoNNon.--.it Providence, p, and ith
Sundays 10! A. NJ. Al tGcrizm, n and l,h sun
days 34 L. NJ. At Target lst and 81 Sundays loJ
A. NJ. Al Bethlehem, lst anl 81 Sundays, 81 p.
NJ.
REV JonS 1SADiSET.-.inlrcw Chapel lst Sun
day Ebenczcr nn,l Gcthscn,ane 2d SUNDAY, Trinity
3d Sunday, Calvary ltl Sunday
REV L. w. RAsr.-Triniiy l., Sunday Calvary
Ihnp "a ~
and Get!'scmane 4th Sunday.
REV. 4. a. ArsrIS--A Davis llidsc ID Sunday
i'll each month AT II a. NJ. lIopcwell Church, 3i
Sunday in each mon. ni il s. II! Pine Grove
Church, 4th Sunday in each month, at II A. NJ
REV rHos. RAyson--lst and 81 Sundays at New
Hope, 10a a. NJ, and Bethlehem nj 4 r. ~ I'd and
4th Sundays at Sardis, (ncar Branchvillc) lOi A.
NJ, Cattle Creek, 4 p. NJ.
DGa5 We will he glad to complete this list. AMI re-
spcctfuy invite the Ccrgymcn of various lcnon.i-
nations to send in their appointments ana they will
he inserted with pleasure among the above
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\ farm was lately advertised in IL ncwspapc,

/. \ farm was lately advertised in Il newspaper
in which all the beauty of the situation, fertil-
,ity Of the soil, and salubrity of the air, were
detailed in She richest glow of rural dcscrip-
ton, and which was further enhanced with
this A. r. "Thcre is not an attorney within
fifteen miles of the ncighborhood''
IAN Alabama merchant recently sold SO
worth of goods in one day. The Mobile Tr;;-
bu"c " says committee isito wait on him to see
what he is going to do with all that money
They take hard times jauntily down there -. -.
In Portland Me-. the liquor business is a
thing ofihc past. All the old resorts Of Fore
street are closed. One Of them has put up the
following placard: Bar taken out; prayer
meeting at four o'clock
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-HV N Q. r Q. Us.
.-lI ] The Devil to Pay.

This phrase doubtless originated in a prin-
ting Office, on some Saturday nights settle
mont of wages. "John," says the publisher
to the book-kccpcr, chow stands the cash ac-
count? - "Small balance on hand, sir"
"Lcts scc," rcjoincd the publisher, chow far
that will 90 towards satisfying the hands p
John begins to figure arithmctically SO
much due to Potkins, so much to Typus, so
SO much to Grubble, and so on, through a
dozei ,ittos. The publishcr stands aghast
'f4oss u PoS money. enough .by aljugful"
sifa e aid Besidts there is The sDcM 10
r,tii,,,t....J =, ~ tlr.-
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In. Equity. /
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

ORANGEBVRG, DIsTRICT.I ~
''%ss ~ y G. clss1'sy, aamr m, Of n
Ma S cssehdsaner shi III anS nf9ssiSaf Rssf
PURSUANTtoa an order Of Chancellor Johnson
in This case, all persons having demands against the
Estate of David W. Gisscndanncr, will prove the
same before me within four months from this date,
or they will be debarrcd payment, and any one in
dcbtc' to the same may appear before me and prove
the real value Of their contracts,
commissioner's Office, V. D. V. JAMIsoN,
Orangcburg q. ii. sJ u commissioner, :,
February 26 1867.
june 2D H' XII lc",I1I 'rii ilonsh
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STEVENS HOUSE,
/, 23' % @ q B,ooahry, ". J..
Opposite bowling Green.
on THEEUROPEAN PLAN.

TENHE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and widely known
4 to the travelling public. The location. is cs-
pcciaily suitable to merchants and business men; it
~ III close proximity to the business part OF tho
clty-is on 'he highway Of Southern and Western
iravci-an. adjacent TO all the principal Railroad
and Steamboat dcpos. 0.l ips,
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommoda
ton for over 800 gncsts-it is well furnished and
possesses every modern improvement for tho COM
fort for its inmates. The rooms are spacio,,s and
we'll entilatod-prosided with lgas and wateff--tha
attendance is prompt and ,nl--anl the table
is generously provided with every dclicacy of the
scason-at moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnished and remodel
cd, VIC arc enabled to otfcr cSt,r facilities for the
comfort and pleasure of our gucsts
ti Fii GEO. X. CHASE & CO,
.'"ne ton Proprciors
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In Equity,

7 ORANGEBURG DISTRICT
W. ?, Phillips admir- & o. 2. Phillips Bill for
~ = ndm'x, IL -tIa- Injunction
John r. Milious. and Relief
PURSUANT to an order in this case all persons
having claims against the Estate Of DIV. Phillips
deceased, will prove the before me within
three months from this date, and NIL persons indebted
TO the may come before me and prove the real
value Of their contracts, within the same time.
= Orangcburg c. II. Commissioner
May II, 1861.
June ~ MI 1am3
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IN EQUITY.
aORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. j.
The State of South Carolina ,1Al InRc
Ex. Rel Solr. Southern Circuit. Lost Documents
gan to prove the past existence loss and cont ens Of
the last Will and Testament of Martin Friday, de-
censcd,-on motion OF Illusions S Lcgarc, Solicitors
for applicant, it is ordered, That all persons who
anime the evidence produced, and. introduce evil
doncc in reply before me on the 18th day Of Sep
tcmhcr next ffH +E ..t,iyl; ~ prr
Commissioners Ohicc) VgsD: V.-JAMIsON,
or1"ss19sa 5"ae ~, s;7! 6 H. l" Commissioner
June Is ffr' xii 40 .,,- Sln
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In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

John S. Rowe. eli ,i \ Bill for Account
F,-sr-r.-lnjunction
l.. W Dash s et.tql-,9 J,,.} and Relief
PCRSU Ant 10 an order of his IIonor Chancellor
Carroll. in this case. the Creditors of tho late Firm
OF l.. ", DASH &cO.. arc required TO present and
prove their respective demands against The snid firm
before me on or before the 1st day Of; September
next. ''' ''''' -
Comni issioncr's Office, v: d. V. JAMESON, H.
Jul; ~, 1867. S,S Commissioner
july 20 9s.-hi XII* ~ sI.p1 u I'd
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'.Saal Ini Equity, anr
ORANGEBURG 'DIsTRICT

OnANU11BU1tU DIOINICT.
T. W Glsntoni and Sarah i. ilisIwHife, biil for
"dmr ,na and eSr ;,s of j. WI wgindnl % vs. Injunction
puRsUANTto an esd esrdor from Gkdmneelor johnson
Estate of J. W. Tindal. decchscd, win prove the
same before me Within three months from this date
or they will be dcbarred payment and any one in
debtcd to the same may appear before me for the
purpose OF asccrtanng thercnl vnluerof their CON.
tracts. i.,f.,..i i,,..-..;,..t,
Commissioners Office, v. D. Y. JAMIsoN.. ~,
Orangebnrg q. II. Commissioner
May II, 1867.
june 20 sla XII ~ lama
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1egan her march arr
|s| - deeds sublime;
8 &6ugh the angry storms of war
Have swept the earth with fire,
Her temple stands, unscathed, unhurt,
sseSs Wstl'sunlight on its spirc. ;
Old empires, long the praise Of men,
Have faded from the earth;s a'd"'siAi
Kings with their thrones have, passed away
Since Masonry had birth. ,,ou
The sceptred monarch, in his pride,
Has long since met Ills doom, y !'i ~ ~
:" And naughtis left of his domain, iH'
Save solitude and gloom.
,3tsSlEgU 3 NiIXf
The glittcring towers of Troy, to which
THE foes Of I'ramn, oihlmee3 VdNiDllA 4
10 aRTomcct nwclconlo for their deeds -, ss,
From lips of Spartan dame, s.,. ..
Have long since toppled from their base,
=, And mouldered to decay;
The glory'of that mightyErace tIf.
A4.With them hos passed away l.
Amid the ravages that swept
The cities of the plain
Mid stumbling Of imperial thrones
The fall Of tower and fame;
sFaifANIasonfy has still, ,surSSivet y 9 y 4
The nations horrid doom;i 4;
,,,, a, beacon, mid the night of years,
=, =, To gild the clouds Of gloom;
i, Through every age stern bigotry
Has sought to crush her form,
But, unsubducd, she bruvcly met
The tempest and the storm.
The clouds of persecution fled
5 Before her steady ray, ?Tt ~
AS shades of deepest night before
The rising orb Of day.
From Oriental climes she came, 3
To bless this Western world,
And rear her temple meath the flag
That liberty unfurlcd
Fair freedom welcomed to our shores
This maid Of Heavenly birth;
Willie thousands of the humble poor
Now own her gracious worth
Ten thousand widows, in their weeds,
h''''iI Have blcst her advent here,
And many homeless orphans heart
Has owned her tender cure.
Full many n frail and erring son
TO dissipation given,
Has heard her warning voice, and turned
His Maynard thoughts to Heaven.
Long may her beauteous temple stand,
'oF~r'rT To light this darkencd sphere;
To gld the gloom of errors night,
q And dry the falling tear
And when the final winds of time
Shall sweep this recling ball,
Oh may dts glittering spires be
,..,, The last on earth to fall,
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The State Of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

tr.. In the Court of Common Pleas.
f'id 5i!lH lt' slsIIVie. ,ifaic b, h!A !! ,dT
u u II i Jennings Yno Jennings, vs. F., "A. Wilcox
SEN. 4. E. Talmadgc" g"'S'' . ''aa'
40 77 nj il11jRrd 1r j4q7 ja3qy I, {, m ,.roiI lruo9
SA1iiEEEAS The Plaintiffs did on, tho 2otl day
fen.iants WHO las ii Is s.id' aro absent from and
without lc limits Of this State, ana I've neither
wives nor attorneys known within the same upui..
whom copy of said declaration may be served,
On motion Of Illusions Legare, Plaintiffs Attorneys
ii is ordered, that the said Defendants do appear
and plead to the said declaration on or before tho
22nd day of May, which will be in The year of our
Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
eight, otherwise final and absolute judgment wiM
then be given and awarded against them 'i.
iioW JE hd6 'a1, ir4 III. f. ROBINSON, ,-c
May 90, 1867. XX jun c3m4 G. c. r.
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J: Inv Equity: - "a

I \, ''n'',, Y. ~, ,s:l i! nl.M.Equlty, - "a
>i''a '- ORANGEBURG DISTRICT Ae,.,.
Catherine Tyler,%.Adx Of 1. S. Tyler, Dill for RI
VS.. @ Inilnctio1,i
rs II. Livingston, ex'or ct. al. and, Relief.
PURSUANT to an order of Chancellor johnson in
this cnsc, allpersons having demands against tic
Es,atc of Lem, S. Tyler decd, will prove the same
before inc OH or before the 10Th day Of August next,
or the will be dcbarrcd payment; and nl persons
indebted to5the same, will make payment.
Commissioners Office, v.D.v. JAMIsoN,
Orangeburg G. H., Commissioner.
Mays, 1867. )i/t.flr ~ IdryVl4
june 90 XII lama
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THE SOUTHERN CULTtyATOR. Z
Is I@Ilishe7 Monthly y 'df
At ATHENS, GEoRG GIA, A
WIN. N. WHITE.

rENERMs.-- Two Dollars per year.. or 81 for. six
4 months; 80 cents for three months In Ap-
VANCE. Single copies 20 cents. ,iali Tcirao., L
NesS" XII Communications for the paper and Sub
scliptions must be addressed to WlI. N. WHITE,
Athens Ga.
mares h"H 'e'1 4" "a if- r.
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Domestic Markets, d

- r.
A. Wv YoaK, March Cotton duh and declining;
kiddIng Uplnnds Sic. Gnli. .252. Exchange sixty
Hays, 1oos j, Sight 1o9. Flour steady; sales 1000
bbls. at unchanged quotations. Wheat easier.
!; Corn dull and unchanged Beef steady. Pork
firm ut so 81. Lard dull Whiskey quiet and
!, steady. s:;;G.
United States Five-twenties 1895 do. 1856 coup
ons 1073. Stocks excited and hucuating. as--
u~ EVENING DISPATCH ".#.o."
Gold closed at 354. 5-2O's Of go Coupons, 11Oa
1104. New Issue, 1861 +.
Cotton dull and declining. Sales 1900 bales, ut
soac. for Middling Uplands. Flour hrmer; South
more active; Mixed to Good s10.2Oa11. so;
Fancy to Extra s11.9Oa165o Corn heavy and
easier; Mixed Western sl0sa1.10. Pork heavy and
decidedly lower, at s21.eO. Whiskey steady. Wool
firm and advancing; sales 10000 pounds Domes-
tic, 45a7oc- and 42a50c.; Texas 29a9Oc. Cotton
to Liverpool, per steam, 8a2d.; sail, sa7-16.
baltimore, March 5.--Cotton dull. Midding
Uplands, SOC. Flour dull Corn, supply light;
mixed white, 98c. Mess Pork, s22. Bulk Shoulders,
oa9Fc.
ST.. LOUIS, March 6.-Cotton aud Tobacco un-
changed. The Flour quotation barely maintained.
Mixed Corn, 47a4sc. Mess Pork, $50 50a21. Bacon
firm Shoulders, 9!c. S5
LOUISVILLE, March 6.--Shelled Corn, 68c. Mess
Pork, s21. Baeon-shoulders 81: clear Sides, 12ac.
Whie1sey free 2sc; in bond, 2sc. -T -
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lnvigorate the Responsible Organ.

lnyigorate the Responsible Organ.
The stomach Is the responsible organ Of the system
the digestion is imperfect every member every glend
every muscle every and FIBRE more or ess out
OF order. All the huids depraved. The brain Is
clouded. The spirits depressed. All dyspepcs knoo
this to be the truth It is not however half the truth
Columns would be required to enuerate the pains and
penalties Of dyspepsia, could any pen do them JUS
tce Tens Of thousands feel tkem; man can describe
them. #
Can they be preventeda Can they be relieved Can
they be banahed at and forever? UHouEsroHAB1x
THEx CAN. No dyspepHc has ever taken HOsTETTER's
STOMACH BTrTERS IN vain. Believe no one who says
the complaint is tncurable This great vegetable soucc
VIII eradicate it's eradicang it in thousands Of cases
over which medical practitioners have shaken their heads
oEninously, saying: Nothing can be done &
The fculty has its llacies Of them is that Ind
gestion is the difficult Of all the ordinary ailments
OF mankind to combat and snbdue. This is a mistake
Nothing be easer than conquer it the true spe
ele be administered This vegetable combination which
has become famous Throughout the civilized world as
HOsTErTER's STOMACH B1TTERs is an antidete to
the disease which has never been known ta and for
It'll everywhere nrocurable II you with fool
with the dyspeps!s, try the pharacopuia prescriptions
you want to root ont and prevent Its recurrence
take the Btters daily. There discount on the tes
ony in tts favor. there is or woman who has
ever tried it for indigestion without being benefited the
fact has not transpired Universal, uncontradicted
praise avouches It's tonic virtues For sale BY
Sf+SsSs''., Z BOWIE. & NOISE, Druggists, a
s..,l4.. q . ,5,. No. 161 MEETING STREET,
March 6 =, n Opposite Charleston Hotel
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Sunday night, March Sd, desire to return our
thanks to tho officers and crew Of the steamer
faamhaHan, who, undor the Providence of God,
were the means Of saving US from dreadful fate.
Also for tho kindness and attention which they ex-
tended to us during tho remainder of our passage,
and which was everything that could be desired.
T110S. c. NELSON, NJ D., Augusta, Ga.
BERNARD F. BURNS, New York City.
GEORGE W. WARD, Conwayboro', s. C.
Mrs. ROSE BURNS, New York City.
Mrs. MARGARET DIXON, Charleston.
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- psaJA ssI OF Mns MINNIE BoYcE DuBosE.-Jt Is
SAD duty to record the death 81 this estinable
~ wno nfeathed her last on Saturday morning
!, N mrs DnHose was the daughter of Hon. ". ":
hof of u heaa iady OF the most charming qualities
but short time. @eg ouo port1ls ~ o1 0eath
Her remains were inferred in the yard of tb, 1sa
& many fis Iends eR sRSasg ~Sasgg
Wreaths gave evidence Of heart Sorrow annsat
t'on that words could not express. IN s'11'cs m Z
y 5G 553 y. WtnnsborU Webs.
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General News. =,

ST.. LOUIS, Haroh GA W. LEE, who stole
s4o, 900 in bonds from the Treasury Department. at
Washington, has been arrested here, with ss3, 900
in bonds and $4,000 in cash. H
Judge MooDT, Of the st. Louis Circuit Court,
who has been OF trial before the Missouri Legis-
lnture in joint session, has been found guilty.
Troy, N. T., March 6.-The Democrats have
carried the charter election in this city.
ELMRA, n. Y, March 6.-The Radicals have
elected their candidate for Mayor BY 76 majority
NASHVILLE, March 6.-Parson- Governor BAowN-
Low mas issued an order for tho organization Of
volunteer force to three years under his
mand, and to act as military police to preserve
the peace and protect tho people
New YORK, March 6.-Auived- steamer Sara
gossu from Charleston. q
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TEE PROPOSED 1nPEAcHmENT.

- Two,
ing Mr.. AsH1EYs preamble ana reso,I+;,,, ~ 20
mort aava. s':1 1.4'7al 1.o n
No committee, during the entire history Of the
Government, have ever been chargedywith . more
important trnst Tho .;,,;1;t,.
posed waa Of ornreasva .e;ni+ sn = N
escaped from ia ardo,s s ~ sssee aaye
the resolution Of the House: but once 1anosad y
deliberate and faithful action with rev 70
has directed it's efforts soon r the dI =
lev oomnn;cafa ~ s1e 70 AZ d9n: James n Ash.
lid charoa aa;T +hs t,te gee u support of
States such cta as we're & S;a Oted
investigation was proceeded WITH and has been ea
aqf.e n19ohan aoae @ without days
NAY dounmenta coI1ecfss eS nave aaa Deen 95amned
eh b S1a a. 6e Done e reach conclusion Of the
a,,sIyo ooas, ,saa = s e1ot1 u oIoad nel0
o1est;cns and ;nno1as,, ana nnportant
most q me ;nt t arg distant from the
ntn1e 4ha tTasts ~ view q the mag
not haan ahIa - oncs4 US 8! nave
therefore nrepared to anS = den;t aaa !; = noa
proached Condolences t5e csIn@;tfes naa: so.s
The House at tbs ae 1aFoa =, t1g r. result 70
as TO adnit fnn gr7ss;o p hegs1veo
opinion Of the Committee u non ~ wien n me the
tainIy no affirmative ranorf SoI @ ~ e sse; Ger
sdsled IN - e properly COL
The Comittee not having investigated @ @ aEi the
It is daamsd to ine Unisea staees
beyond the statement s Sas
been brought to It's notice to si1st;fVs % and md
demand a. fi1rtr1er 1rosScy,s;or ~ tS. snu
tigation. The testimony Which tha 2n1n1ee mree-
tee has taken vii pass into tha nstoav Sne ~
the Clerk .of the Hnnse ,sSd co ~ ~
the hands Of such ComTntfea - ~ s1 s.I e ~ as9
with the duty OF brinene thia
have heen in vn; TIE sP.,ra.t upcn " may nos
aby dsanitely to dispose ie neg59ss ats e,
jecL committed TO its charge and preaents th;s -
port for its own justification and fer the 1e
purpose Of notifying the. ancceedine ConsTess Of
The incompleteness ,of its iabors. ana thet The.
should be Completed - III - - ..t''Y 'l 'a1eS
4. ", JAMES WILSON, Chairman.
D. MoRR1s;; ;5ss THOMAS W,11IAa.a1!''. -
F. E. Taownn1DaE, BURTON C.r CooK,s i. HE'D,
Representative a J. Rogers one Of the f,on,,,,;t.
tee on the diciary, dseents from his coeaenos
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CONslGNEES BY THE STEAMSHIP
MANaATTAN. from New York. are notified that she is
discharging cargo OF Adgers South Wharf Goods re-
naming on the wharf a sunset win be stored Mt
r'sk and expenee STREET BROTHERS CO..
March .H 51H1I -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

'0 CONSlGNEES' NOTICE.-MERCHANTS
Line schooner ROBERT CALDWELL, viii d;acbor,e
cargo This Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not
calico for sunset viii De stored ut riak and expense
Consigneea wuJ1aM poArp
March 7 .l,0I --~.
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Treasury statenent

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Ihe dobt statement
shows the increase Of gold-bearng notes at forty
four millions. The decrease Of currency interest
bearing notes il t.irty-tw millions. The in
crease Of the debt during the month is nearly five
Millions The increase Of coin in the Treasury is
nearly eight millions ifsl MS
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A.. CARD.

We, the passengers who were on board the late
steamer A,daltsta, bound from Now Aolk to
Charleston, and which was consumed by tre Cd
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DEAn siR:-According to your request write
the steamship Andaluaia. About seven O'Clock on
the evening of March Sd was; standing az The ea-
glne room hasShway; my first assistant 'aPoHe
wasa strong. smell Of something burning. 81 Went
t below and searched ~ the coal bunkers and then
there ,discpyered fire coming from between tie tor
OF forward hnlkhead and the deck. I Instantly cot
on N deekend gave the alarm, and had the fire hose
tea Gown Rel9M nut was driven back by the intense
boiler and stopping the engine from the deck,
A. a. car y tdh1tS%agh the casing Of the
to your orders. a thwarfships coal bunker rms rms
across the forward part Of the boiler, where rst
discovered the flames coming over the top Of the
bulkhead Of said coal bunker n, Il -
1#% Yours, respectfully "iTy:.f1 III
.@aH%  VA WIN. ALDER Chief Enu;noor. IA "
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~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO -ANNouNcp
T. n. WHITING, Esq, as q candidste for sheriff :,
Charleston tJudicaD District at the next election
September 10 s .!.!. grs!:@$gIa .-s..s-..s
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asrAWAK 4: 4i1 WITH sPECTAcLEs.- -oLD EYES
made new, without speceacles, Doctor or medicine
Pamphlet mailed FREQ receip. Of ten cents Address
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, March 6..-Tho Reconstruction Act
and the Tenure OF Office Act officially published
by the State Department to-day Secretary
SEWARD publishes a circular letter proposing to
the bellgercnt South American republics to hold
Peace Congress here on the first Of April, with an
armlstlce until the termination Of the conference
There are about three or four hundred vacancies
for Senatorial action.
BUTLER and LOGAN favor the Special Committee
on impeachment. -.s
Tho Ohio delegation we're in caucus, the subject
unknown.
The Now York delegation favored the reference
OF the impeachment question to special commit
tee, and favored recess until May.
There is general caucus tonight.
The Superintendency of Indian Afairs is vacant
The Revenue receipts show over 81, ,ooo, Geo to-
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