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PUPILS Of the EaitIn,ore Eemala Coliean Hnix IsGy

TIE pinrHEs1lH, or 1bnng Lady's Magazine by tho
Pupils OF the baltimore Female College July 1851
Tho number before us, tho first we huyo over
seon OF this magazine, wo find ia No. of vol w.,
and has probably been sont us on account Of a
likoncss OF Miss AUGUSTA J. EVANS, the talented
authoross Of "st Elmo" profxod to it. II is boil,
fine picture and good likeness. In tho momo,r
accompanying 1t, wo learn t'iat Miss EVANS was
born in 1886, noar Columbus, Ga. During her
childhood her father removed to Texas, where, as
tho schools wero few and Indifferent, she could not
have the necessary facilities OF scholastic training
1t makes ono shudder to think what Miss E. might
not thavo accomplished had sho not boon deprived OF
that scholastic training" In 1849 tho family re
moved to Alabama, where They still continue "a
roside. 'Inoz" was hor first book; when pub.
lished We do not know. 'Beulah" saw the liRht In
1853; "Macaria" in 1868, and "St. Elmo" in 1866
The young lady who "did" this brief biography
concludos thus: "some abstruse subject is doubt
less even now simmering in her montsl crucible,
Boon to bo transmutod by sudden alchemy into
crystals OF TRUTH" The writer is clearly On ad-
mirror Of Miss E., and emulous Of her fame.
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Marine News.

NEW YORK, July 16.-Arrivod, tho Manhattan,
from Charleston, and tho IIecta and Aaantic, from
Europe.
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. M OFFICE OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
CHAIR EsToN, July 13th 1sG7.-as tho Civil Authori-
Ties hnvo instituted actvo improve and por
feet tho sanitary condition Of the city. the Registrar
would earnestly invite tho prompt and jealous coopora.
ton Of lilo citisens IN enforcing tho same.
They arc particularly requested 10 observe and re-
port oil nsancea any condition Of premises prejui.
cial 70 the public hoalth -f..,... "a -. r
Complaint Books " nro deposited at tho Lower aud
Upper warls Guard Houses for this purpose for tho
accommodation uf the public.
GEORGE g. PELZHn H. d.
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Mrs. AD11Io1A AcE1Ia has presented tho First
Presbylerian Churoh Of Nashville with q boil
Weighing 1000 pounds and costing 5000. a,' 2,
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
S SHIPPING,

ER Fur LIvERPOOL.-THE trINr,
ihs sailing British lark J. CUMMINGS Can,
Adf1ktpM,n. Hookway, having largo portion OF .i.
a"o'e Port. For Freight engagements, apply TO
I,,,- ROlS"f MUiiE & Co.
"' - Boycc CO. q Wharf.
~ mot COOPER RIVER-'rIIIs FaSi
IN RhIiIs rloop JULIA DEAN Will lcayr htarshnlI.
Es4EAMnaf. on the LIST and 18th 0 July and coniin,,
,,r,,, I uuI hlrtler norc fur NIL points on W,sIcr,,
W I"olrr River. aiid EASTERN lruurh IN Ep,uo.,
cry. Fry Trading is strictly rruhihitcti ''A'".
, For freiEht ergag"mcts nry to ns,nr OF, boar or
EDAGGl 4 MALLONEE
Nh All E,,,,,, Hnrlbrck's Wharf.
June ~ 'p"'.
limo
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~ BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-TIIIs
arLESDlD HAIR DYE Is the best in the world. 'rlp
ohY 'rHe ana Perecf Dyr-harmlcss, reliable. inFtan
taueouz No disappointment No ridiculous tints
Natural black Brown Rc,clica the M, oncc,a oS B,
hyet Invgo.ates tho lair leaving It soft and beautiful
Tho genuine is signed William 4. Bacheor All others
arc nero limitations, and should 10 avoided Sold by al
Druggists and Perf',mcrs. Factory, No. 81 I,arc,cy
street, Ncw York.
sS- BEWARE OF a coGNTEnrEIr
December 10 =,
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eB-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
K NJ. WHITING. Esq. as 3 candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudIcIa District. at the election.
September 10
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OFEICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
hcndq'rs. military Post OF ChnrIcston,
CnanLEFToS. s. G., May I5th, ISG7 /
GENERAL onpEra. No. 10.
lilo following nro announced Registration Pro
cncts OF tho Military Post OF Charleston comprising tho
geographical Districts Of Charleston Dcrkclcy und Col
lcton viz:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP ANT 81. MICHAEL
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
First PnEcRcr.-wnri 40. l-city HILL Ward No.
2-court House.
SECOND pnEcRcr.-warl No. 3-lst Poll, hrarl s.:
I'd Poll. Palmetto Ensino House, Ansou street
Tunp PnEcRur.-wnrd No. t-ist Poll Engine
House. Archdale street; ID pou. Engine House corner
George and College strcets
FOURTH PnEcRor-ward No 5-Easlo Engine House
Meeting sircot
Ward No. o-~ashinston Engine House, vandcrilors.
aircet t,.
Ward No. 7-Engino House In Columbus street
Ward No. s-wrLE1's Wagon Yard. King street.
BERKELEY DISTRICT.
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH. AND ST. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
FInsr PnEcIscT.-Mt Pleasant Poll Fifteen Milo
FHfsrnrr-vr- vr-o.s~..-A----I1.....n.,i :
SECOND PnHcIscr-club Houso Poll, On the MaIn, and
School House Poll, James Island
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS, CoLLEToN
THIRD PREc1Sor.-club House Poll, EdIsto Island;
Rockville. walmalnw Island aud LcsuroyilIc, Johns
Island.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS. BERKEIEY.
FOURTH pREcrsCr.-calamus Pond Poll; Fultz's Old
Field Poll and Blnck Oak Poll.
Frru PREorscr-Bggin Church Poll anil Strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, GOOSE CREEK.
SIXTH pnEoNcT-dooac Crock Poll, Tar Kiln Poll nnd
Wassamasaw Poll
SEVENTH PnEoIscr-Crosa Roads Poll and Hickory
Bend Poll.
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS.
flouTu PREcIScr.-plnevie Poll and st. Stephens
Depot Poll. ia,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. sAETEE-
NESrH PREcISor.-iuster House Poll and Dutart'a
Greek Poll.
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Domeatic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

New YORK; July 18-stocks stoady. Money 6a6
per cont. Gold 14ol Sterling time 10l; Sight 1Oi.
ga Coupons I'LL. Flour 10a20o. lower. Wheat "a
3d. lower. Corn steady. Mess Pork dropping, Mt
s22 70a22 76. Lard firm, at 12a19,. Cotton quiet;
Middling Uplnnds 26A. Turpcntine dropping, at
67s5s. Rosin firm, at 50 ca for common and 90 75
for strained.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Stocks dull. Gold 140i. U. s. Coupon Bonds oi
ga, 11ii. Cotton unchanged-saIes 900 bales
Flour dun-state, 81 15a10 so; Southern, 80 75a
1725. Whoat heayy-new Georgia amber, 50 75a
2 80; new Georgia white, s. 20a3 Is. Corn scarce
MlIed Western, 81 05a1 OF. Pork $22 CO. Grocc
pr-in" cna Naval Stores aniet.
stock OF hIo 2S,OO0 bags. Flour and wheat stoady
Corn, white, 81 19A1 20; yellow 81 Il. Provisions
very firm and advanced. Bacon shoulders ILL.,
12c.; rib sides 1Sfc.; bulk shoulders 10sc.; sder
12io.; Moss Pork s24. Etock OF oil kinds YER,
light.
CINCINNATI, July 16.-Flour and whea. stoady-
lig.t supply. Red sold at s2.4O, 10 arrivc. Corr
dull; prime Whito, sacked, held at 900. Mess Porl
quiet at S23. Bulk meats active; Shoulders 10
ssdes IL. Bacon firm; Shoulders III; Cieal
Sides Il.
WILMINGTON. July 16.-spirits Of Turpentint
firm at S2.G0a267; the latter for wiadoy clas,
grades. Tar steady at 1886.
BAvAsHAu. July 1G-Cotton inaclivs; salos /.
bales; Middings 23:; receipts SS bales.
AUoUsrA, July 16.-Cotton mo,o active NM
armer. Sales 225 bales. Middlings 29a2aIc.
MOBILE, July 18.-Sales ESQ balos. Factor
clkim full rates; closed firm. Low Middlnes 21sc
Receipts bales.
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ns,,, ,,, n u,.
nos Of the law ~ SeeoR ana ams
Law, with portraits and iiiustrations. New York.
TIa ,;no - ,,,,.
tonta .nd nn s LIE A s.s. 10 uesofiph,e OF its con-
roa5 "a, ,,,to,t sA ans sons' nuihor can
tor T,a oa,,ae.aS s.s =. -, mos1 near"y IN iaush-
od .ou,o,,,;,., ,;,,a s1 areouo.es mas aentos-
motinn hn, no.i.. s a',,. ~ lits s''emp' .. BOOK
forth IN tho preraco ny the on,ror w"o v ,sm
ing modesty stylcs himself ,nthor Mr p,".s-,. ,..
might hayc made a muol, moro intorooi;na. 80,
in sclectine from 40 vast n onontitv =, n9,,o.;ai
presented by tho subject. Tho oo,v dov;at;o,,
from nero copyine Ia in tho ilisn,r.,on,on -,
Lord CAMPBELL, as an autbor whan sv;thort :. -
attempt at soyority Il might bo a,id NJ n h.,
made book from tho "flrayern OF Narne,,s Mr.,
z,ne With very few exceptions tho sonth ia
ignored, but we could not exp,ot ANYTHING e,ea
in our present unreconstructed state. To tbose
who hayo timo and grocnbacks for amusement
we can recommend visit 10 HoLxrs, Book Honao
where tho work can be procured. :,
r.
cnIrro.L AND soo,.r Es,.,o ,,,r,,o, ,.,., r,.,
New York Nation. New Yort Lnypoldt u Hois ne
rSS, g,. !, .,., ~.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cablo Dispatches.

LONDON, July 10 Noon.-Consols 0ii. Bonds
7S. Sugar, No. IL. Dutch Standard, 25s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, juno 1G-Noon.-C Cotton firm. Sales
5000 ba!es-aIiddlng Uplands, 10,d Orleans, 1oI.
Corn sos. Cd. Pork 73s. Cd. Bacon 49, Cd Tur-
pentino Sis; Tallow 4is.
LIVERPOOL, Juno ICE. oning. Cotton uncl,anr
ed. salos reached 10000 bales Manchester ad-
ylccs untavorable.
Congregational.
WASHINGTON, July 1G.-The So1ate Bill. relioy-
ing certain dcsorlo.s, was passed.
The President sent a message regarding tho
hussian Treaty, asking an appropriation to carry
it out; also Convention bctwecn tho United
States and Venezuela, providing for til settlement
OF claims OF citizens Of the Unit ii States agnnst
Yenezula.
In Executive session, afterwards, Indian affairs
were discussed, when the Sennto adjourned.
In tho House Mr.. STEVENS introduced two D,lls
on reconstruction, ono entitlcdn Bill to cnablo tho
inhabitants ofho Southern crritories to form State
dorornments, which was ordered to DO printed
and roferrod to tho Reconstruction Committee
whom tho House adjourned.
Tho President notified Mr. CoLrAx that the veto
would bo sent in on Thursday.
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1s' COLLECTORS OFFICE, U. s INTERNAL
REVENUE. SECOND DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA.
NO. i8 BROAD STREET. CHAnLEsruS, y. c., June 20,
lso7Tlo Taxes on the Annual Lat for 1867 compris.
Ing Taxes on Income Billiard Tables kept for private use
Carriages. Plate and dod Watches now due and pay
able.
Thcao Taxes mny bo paid by persons residing In Col
Teton District to SAMUEL kINGAfAN Esq., Deputy Col.
iector Mt Snmmcryilto p o. tho 9th nnd Io, July:
at Rtdgcre on tie 12th OF July At Gcorgos Station Oh
tho 18Th July; at Reeves Station on tho I6t July, at
wuerboro' tho l9tl 2oth 22d and sd OF July; at
Saikahatchic Bridge on the ?6h Juy at Adams Run on
the 29th July. .tt4 ...
unlcRs paid by that time tho law attaches additional
amounts 10 the tax.
FREDERICK A. SAWYER
81 o. s. INTFItNHr' II sse.Sfsil fl Jpis.riGtt &
DISTRICT. SOUTH CAROLINA. CnAntEsros Juno CO.
l8G7-Tnc Taxes tho Annual List 1867 compris-
ing Tnxeson lucome Billiard nb!cs kept priyato usc
Carriages. Plate nnd Gold Watches, due pay
nbc. These Taxes may be paid by persons residing In
Chsrleson District at No. 4s BROAD STREET, Charles
ton to tho Collector his Deputy before tho Goth
Of July IBG7 Unless paid by that me the law attaches
additional amounts 10 tho tax
FREDERICK A. SAWYER,
Collector Second District, 8. C,
Juno a5 ws0
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9S- NOTICE ID .-CATIAINS
AND PlLoIs wlshinr to anchor,thcr veescls Tn Ashley
'cr afo requested o to do anywhere within direct
rnngo OF Tic leals OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs on Tho Charleston nnd st Andrews s,tIo OF
io Ashloy River; by which prccauHon contact with The
Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided
s. c. TURNER. II. NJ
Hatbor Masters ONCE Charleston, Fobruary O, 1860.
Febrlinry7 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMAS
1fR, CHARLESTON. g. c., JULY II, lss7-sc,,c,, mr.,
Posals ~ill DO received at ts 0icc until IA O'Clock
on saturday. July 10th. 1907 nt which tu,e they will Il,
opened, for furnishing mlterIa crccIIng PICK TT
FENCE around Citadel Square PIaus and
for the work be st this Office All propou,I.
rst 10 accompanied by tho Of two good surces
In tile sum OF ro hundred dollars eicl for the faithful
performance OF tho work Proposals Will DO Addressed
to the undersigned and marked Proposals for crcctinu
Fence"
BY order. RIO TYLER
BVt haj. Cen. a,d Chief q. N. I'd Military District.
T. p. McELRATH,
July Is Dyt Minor md 4 , =, a,
1s'ERR0RS OF YOUTII.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
mature Decay and all tho effects OF youthful inuscrc
''on WILL for tho sake OF suffering humanity aend tree
- Ill who need H. tho receipt md directions for maxim,
Tho simple ranoaiy by which Ito was cured sufferers
"isli Eto profit by tho advertisers experience can do
no by aGdrcssing,li Perfect confidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN
nPrHiT omos' No ~ Cedar street. ''--r vork.
Of NOTICE ID NIARINELS.-CAIIAI AIMS
AND PILOTS wlshin to auchorhcir vessels In Ashley
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JUSEPH WHIIDEN,
July IL wi tim Scc'ry aud Trcas'r.
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Mona AND ARCHIBALD LEE. Novel bv t,,, nu,,o- =,
Agnes lrcnIoruc." "Thc Cost OF u Secret" etr ctr.
we" iork: Harper & brothers, Publishers 1861
This is very interesting story, well told. Our
iauy friends who may wish to have good novel to
ROAD those hot summer afternoons will do vol to
call ut hlr y. q. CoUnrENAYis, No. Broad street.
70 whose courtesy VIC Nro indebted for orr copy.
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Some years ago Henry Il
was employed in the custom house
on the frontier. When the change
Of officers occurred in 1861 II
received notice, with Others. that his
services We're no longer required. II
was drafted in 1863. He took the
notice which was served on him and
went to the provost marshal, and.
said:
ut appears BY this that / have
been drafted"
Yea"
Fl'herc il some mistake about it, |
am sure" said II, ''for two years
ago | received note from the col
locior at---saying that the Govern
ment bad no farther usc for my ser
yices, and do not think / ought to
accept this. .
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Nasty ends ms Portrait 10 The Edltar Of
tie Tosedo Bia0e.

Nasty ends hm Portrait 10 The E1ifar Of
t1e T0.edo Bla0e.
Enfguh Iolxz,o B1AnN Snr - En-
closed end pbosnernH a. mysen, e 700
desired To fnake str.kn peter ]
Gang myself into The stltood ard -.
sooned the oKTFashun wich mite hsy bin
observed onto ~ classikia countenAnoe
when 10 the ACT ~ deliferin mi justly
oalebrsied sermon. The wages II sin
is Deth The S2,0o wich yoo REMIT
"a 10 hver the cost nv the picier, wux
regret ~ say. insult shent The peter
cost Is and Il took 81 so wuth uv Bas-
com newest - Study my nerves 70 the
pint II undergoin The agony Nv sit,in )
minits In front NV the foiograher. /
need not say that be Is an incendiary
from old Massachusetts. IL the de-
oeosei Elder Gaviits son Issaker hex
expressed q burnin desire 70 possess his
apparatus. II Is probable that public
safety viii very shortly required tie ex-
pulsion Nv the incendiary But ] he'd
nay revenge IN bis pockit is none nv
my postal currency. Sekoorin the pic
ter, told him ] wood take it home, and
81 nay intinii friends. those who knowed
me, shood decide il WIZ a portrait, /
wood call and pay for il afore he left
the Corners. WIN do il Will this
picter takin Ablishnist ever more be-
hold met Exc ansers.
Yoo may remit the odd twenty-five
cents, either by draft on Moo York or
money order, at my resk.
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After much training Of quite
youngsier 10 keep him still at the
table long enough for the blessing,
be SAT very quietly one day until near
the close Of the service his mother be-
ginning inwardly to congratulate her
self that for once he had kept still,
when he suddenly called out, attn do
papa, papa; pas plates now
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An old gentleman was presented
with doctors bill. After looking
over the contents he desired the col
lector to tell the NJ. ID. that the med
icine be wonld certainly pay for. but
he would return the visits.
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"Do yea thing that raw oysters are
healthy r. asked lady Of her physi-
clan. "Yes," he replied. Il never
knew one to complain Of being ont Of
health in my life"
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
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COR DOUBLE SPRING.
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DENNTNGTON 4 RUTLAND r. r.

ID On and after Wednesday, May e. trains on this
road viii run ~ follows;
MovIsa SOURI, Freight and Accommodations leaves
Rutland At A. ", North Dorret Tbg, Fast Dorset 500
Manchester 90 sunderland BIO Arlington a4b, shafis
bury 1910 south SALISBURY 1880, North Bennington
i046. arrive At Bennington at II.
Mail train leaves Rutland AZ blb ?. ~, North Dorset
Gi2 East Dorset 6s22, Manchester 6SI Sunderland 100
Arlington G59 SALISBURY Tl5. South SALISBURY III
North Bennington 7.45, arrive ~ Bennington s.
An, North Bgnnlngt0D g;l0 South shan1bury el6,
shafisbary $3.50 Arlington 94b, sundergad aba, Man
chester 0l0 East Dorset i025 North Dorset i05a, ar
rive At Rutland st 1880
Freight and Accommodation lsaves Benningtos at
$50 r. NJ North Bennington 500, South SALISBURY BIO
SALISBURY $40 Arlington 400, sunderland AIN, Man
n @. WHITE sspt
North Bennington, May 20, 1857.
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BlacIxsrnithing.

THE subscriber having purchased and
sAkrn peseess1aA ~ sAs sAsg farAsssy eeraBAea -
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kaa q ask sn1fhstsd his IA he YER beet a4n
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NEW INyENTIoNl
Patent. Single Machine.

1t will DO more work ia day lbeu ten msu, aud
do 1t better. Perfectly simple and rot liable 70 get
out Of order.
Town and County Rights md Machines ior sale.
Apply Is HARyEl h. BROWN, ut
Battenkill Lumber Mills
Manchester. Oct 30th, 1866.
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