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CONGRESS REJECTs.-The southern gov
ernors, and other representative men of
the South who are here, and who prepared
the plan of reconstruction sent in these
dispatches last night, and who had been in
conference with Republican members of
the House, it appears were under the i'm
preston that their proposed plan would be
acceptable to Congress. In this they are
much mistaken, for there is no considerable
number of members who are willing to &C
cept any modification Of the constitutional
amendment adopted by Congress.--NeU
YOrL. Times.
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THE STATE DEBr.-In the Wheeling
Legislature on Monday last, on motion OF
Mr.. Carskadon, the Senate joint resolution
providing for the appointment by the Go
vernon of three commissioners to treat
with the commissioners of Virginia on the
subject Of the public debt of Virginia,
was taken up and amended by making Sec
ton 8, of article s, of the Constitution,
part of the basis Of settlement; and, on
motion of Mr.. Raymond, so as to require
the commissioners to be appointed by the
Governor with the consent Of the Senate =;
and, on motion of Mr.. Hoke, SO as to pro-
hibit such commissioners from compromis-
ing in such settlement the right of this
State to the exclusive jurisdiction and con-
troll over the counties of Jefferson and
Berkeley, and then referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary on motion of Mr..
Carskadon,
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--
WASHINGTON. February s.-HoUsE.-The
bill prohibiting the transportation to the
United States of foreigners charged with
crime was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
The Secretary of Wa was directed to
inform the House what southern railroad
companies purchased Federal rolling stock,
and the amount paid for it.
The reconstruction bill came up, and
was discussed with great bitterness. Mr..
Raymond made q strong speech opposing
1t.
Mr.. Banks begged Stevens for delay in
the vote, hoping that discussion would lead
to som plan which would harmonize the
Executive and Congress.
Mr.. Stevens persisted in demanding a
vote in defiance of fifty appeals from all
parts Of the House.
The previous question was then called
and failed of being seconded by a vote Of
~sixty-one to ninety-two.
A half dozen amendments and substi-
tutes were Immediately offered for it.
They were ordered to be printed, and the
House adjourned.
SENArE.-A petition was received from
the Legislature of New Mexico, praying
for indemnity for Texas raids during the
war.
A joint resolution to pay the Tennessee
home guards, organized by Burnside, was
referred.
The Legislative appropriation bill was
passed.
The Nebraska bill was passed over the
Presidents veto-31 to 9. Adjourned.
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CAPITAL OF WEST VIRGINIA.-By a vote
Of the West Virginia Legislature, it has
been decided that Morgantown, in Monon-
that State. Heretofore the seat of govern
ment has been at Wheeling, in the extreme
northwest corner Of West Virginia. Nor
gantown is situated on the Monongahela
river. 81.
So says the Baltimore Sun. But we are
sure it is a mistake. Morgantown is only
four miles from the Pennsylvania line, and
is hundreds from the southern part of West
Virginia.
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CHARLESTON, February 7.-Governor
Orr has arrived here from Washington,
and expressed himself hopefully Of o
speedy restoration on the basis Of the i'm.
partial suffrage plan.
II Is understood he will defer converting
the Legislature until the North Carolina
Legislature takes action on the new pro.
position.
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A NEW CouNTERFEIT.-Counterfeit ten
dollar notes Of the Flour City National
Bank of Rochester, N. Y, have made their
appearance. They are well executed, and
calculated to deceive the public; but the
blurred appearance Of the bill affords an
indication of its spurious character to those
who examine it closely.-Star.
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Connecticut ID emocratic Conven.
Observation-Disclosures. &c.

HARTFORD, CoNN., February 6.-The
Democratic State Convention assembled
in this city to-day. Hon. L. P. Waldo, of
Hartford, presided. One of the resolu-
tions adopted declares "there is no obsta-
Gle in the way of the harmonious working
of our republican institutions, save the fac
t;ons course of q mutilated Congress, who
have inaugurated a new revolution, and
are determined to rule the country in yio-
lation Of the Constitution, and to establish
iheir wild and fanaticalwill as a substitute
for the Union framed by the fathers Of the
republic" : 90.
Governor, James E. English; Lieutenan..
Governor, Ephraim II. HYDE OF 9.auora -
Secretary Of State, Leyerett =. resse, OF
Somers Treasurer, Edward L. Moreley.;
Comptroller, Jesse Olney,. OF Strsllora;
The ticket was received with applause ana
adopted by exclamation.
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RufIer Winces.

To the Editor Of the NeW York Tribune:
Sir,-May l ask you to stamp a forgery !
An announcement is going the rounds of
the papers that / have brought a suit
against one Pomeroy, of the La Crosse
Wis.) Democrat, for libel. That action,
SO contrary to my dete-"ined silence as to
newsnaner SANDERS. I'd confirmation ;
co tbe Democrat D .otter purport-
inc ia he signed jrfering to with
draw the suit, lich ne makes .
gr~andiloouent and :. lsive reply. Need !
saw that / have brought no such suit against
him or any other slandering scribbler!
The letter is a forgery to bolster a lie.
Yours truly,
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER.
Neo York., February 4, 1867.
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REPORT OF THE ToBACCoMARKET FOR FEB
RUARY 7 and 8.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va, February 8, 1867.
We report the breaks larger, with in
creasing receipts Of loose. We note q
brisk market, and prices have advanced
slightly on some of the better grades of
tobacco. Below we give the transactions (:
Ninety-seven hogsheads, ~tierces, and boxes
offered and sold at the Exchange sixty
one parcels loose offered and sold at
Shockoe warehouse, as follows:
New Lugs.-Manufacturing common to
good, 81 to s..
New Leaf.-Manufacturing common to
good, go to SIG; manufacturing fancy COM
mon, $40 to $50.
New Fancy Wrappers.-Medium to fine,
S35 TO s15.
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Delaware and the Amendment-NO
Negro Testimony.

DOVER, DEL, February 6.-The House
this morning rejected the constitutional
amendment by a strict party vote Of Is
to 6.
The bill allowing negroes to testify and
making their punishment for crime the
same as for whites was defeated also by a
party vote.
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The Presidents proposition for what he
calls impartial suffrage, made through
Senator Dixon yesterday, has been re-
ceived with great indignation by his imme-
date personal friends. Senator Salisbury
took issue with it at once. The value of
this testimony consists in its tardy yet sig
nifcant recognition Of principles repeat
eddy and Extensively denied by his Acct
dency. The Radical majorities in Congress
may felicitate themselves on being thusen-
couraged to renewed unity and resolution,
although with such a mission as theirs to
discharge they cannot be expected to
move as rapidly as a single man who has
nothing in view but the qualification of re-
sentiments and the restoration of treason.
The fact that he has been forced to accept
a large part Of their recommendations, and
has thereby contributed to the creation of
new dissensions among his political friends,
is well worthy Of felicitation. -Forney'S
Chronicle.
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THE TAX BILL.-The House Ways and
Means Committee have nearly completed
the work of revision Of the tax bill. The
tax on whisky is left the same as at pre-
sent. but heavier penalties will be pre-
scribed for evasionS Of the law.-Stdr.
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MISUNDERSTANDING N. Scoyille, of
New Jersey, has given the Judiciary Com
mittee of the House information concern
alleged action by the President in re-
gard to the New Jersey election last year.
.Stdr.
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MADISON, IND, February 8.-The steamsr
Richmond was safely launched to-day.
She 10 named after the capital Of Virgins,
and Is the largest steamer ever put afioat
In western waters.
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Lynch Law,

TOPEKA, KANSAS, February s.-The citi-
zens here yesterday hung Jack Mcdowell,
an alleged horse-thief.
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Charles Sumner, according TO rumor, is
. retire from political life at the close Of
Ills present senatorial term In 1869, and
MI spend a number Of years in Europe.
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T OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT TA1S!
~ THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI

T OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT TA1S J
~ n CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EzEKiEL'S, No. u MAZE sfn1yS.
6,ooe yards BLEAcHRD TWlLLBD COT1OH
SHIRTINGs, or for other hmtly purposes
only ie3c. per yard. Worth &c. -
1000 yards heavy BLRAChBD (wfdsl eHB1Is
INGs: nearly one and hall yards vtdss
1000 yards sTPBRTINE 81 PILLow.cAsR coz.
TON, only soc. the yard
|. 200 yards all styles Of DREsS GOODS, nov ssIl.
Ing of without reg ard 70 cost; M
1 ZOO Yards s-l and l0l ~BLEACHRD and N
'BLBACHED SHEErInds u greatly reduced
. 600 Yards ali styles Of GOODS for MEMS ana
BOYS WRAR ct extraordinarily low prissss
500 ysrd. HEAVY GRAY rwILLED YLAEHIL,
ali wool, admirable for ladies' skirts ana
mems shirts. only two shillings the yard
500 y m1is b as s1's "a J;orros DIAPgR for .Ail.
'dren's purposes-vsry scarce article -.
few pair heavy, extra large and nns ALLeWVVb
BED BLANKETS. TO be sold Of eheAp.
My country and town friends wishing enssy
cali. The articles enumerated above are poS .
few OF the bargains Offering daily
~ No. Il Main street., 4
" rasrIv onnosfka ~ Charles Hotel.
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THE A ES AND BEST
COUGH MIXTURE IN UsR.
PERFECTLY SAFE.
Especially suited. to AsTHMATIC and BRoN.
CHIAL affections.
For sale by A. h. ROBINS, Druggist,
ian Second street between Clay and Leigh.
CTATE oFNEw JERSEY JERsEY

CTATE oFNEw JERSEY JERSEY
seuts. that J. r, MANY. Of he city and State
HOY A p HICKEY, Of the city Of RtehdonA,
state OF Vir9inia, and late Of tbs city Of Baltimore,
Stsie OF Maryland, OF the United Bates Of Anne:
rics. my true and lawful attorney In het, and
agent for me. and In my name 70 conduct, carry
on, and t~rsnsasts GENERAL WHOLESALE AID
RETAIL GRAIN, s N Ped BUSINESS
the business II my said agent, THOMAS p. HlCK.
HY, shall dsemit necessary and prudent, hereby
ratifytng Whatever my said agent shall do In the
Given under my hand his 3sth day OF January,
1851. ts 3l-awl ,ClBR MANY.
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lust ARRIVED,
BEST Rel ASH COAL CRATES, STOVES,
AND FURNACES.
Discharging to-day per steamer, commander
H.. A. Adams,
TWO HUNDRED TONS BEST RED ASH AN
THRAClTE COAL.
Consumers would do well to give us a call,
AS WE HAVE NOT ADVANCED OUR PRICES.
LARUS Il CHERRY,
Dock between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
fe 7-3t
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EOR SALE, the GOOD WILL and
II FIXTURES Of one Of the most prominent eu.
siness houses on Broad street.. specially, adsptsd
fos dry goods. s!othirE, os nost any sina o. ,se ~
January y rsssirsd. For particular, spRly = !"
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nearly opposite 81. Oh!


III ARTICLE WANTED.-EZE-
tKIEL's a NAN sTSEETor,Nx MCpk.
ING MORNl> 0.-7, oso yards hne, wide. an9
heavy UNBLEACHED COTTON, just the article
wanted for shifting purposes AGO.. +.
fea No. u Main stresk.
IMPORTANT NOTlCE.-We wish to
i call the attention OF buyes. TO the fact thas
henceforth our present stock OF DRkeS 0.lOp1t
CLOAKS. SHAwLS, and other WihTkR GOODS
will be sold at and about cost.
These goods were bought mostly ct auction Tor
cash, and are greatly below their real value.
Persons In want Of such articles would do Well
to call on MS before buying. - no establishment "
Richmond can Offer greater inducements In these
goods than we can.
We have also full lines Of LINEN GOODS hon
auction, such as Shirting and Table. Linen, ToSei.
Ing, Russia and Birdseye Diaper, Linen Csmpris
and hemstiched Handksrchisfs, Pillow ana Lie
ns 1u sn stoeR Of fH5UsgKEsPINg and DOMESTIC
GOODS is very complete, and will be sold ut very
We pay especial attention to our stock Of KID
and OTHER GLOVES, In which will sl.sys DO
found every shade ard number, from the csis'
brated Jouvin mandatory. Also, Tor parties,
WHITE and LIGHT KIDS st VI 90 and el.zs peg
pair. CARDOZ0, ALSOP 4 F~oUkoUkSAN
Ia 81
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DREEDEN a FOX, WHOLESALE
Is AND kHTAIL DRALHRsIn DRY 0OVpe, -.
vie attention to . large supply. receiving TEE
BLkicaED COTTON sHIRflsos ana sEHs1.
,R,sHa LIE IgtsSENs. LrHss sHBrfrsos,
HuGKs f AZ ~ pi1 ABsf yNAfas6UR HiSUSLiEs.
TABLR DAMxsKS and CLOTHS, 6
S SsI and RpHlH6 itRrYrs. ana e.A.s sssas
adapted to the early spring ttals. -.
fsa-eodiot SNt Broad strsst.
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~DoCKBRIDGE MINING CON.
IL ANY.-NorICI.-Books 81 suhserPfie56h
the capital stock Of the RoCKekIp0t y ~.
COMPANY are nov OPEN - NJ e1ssIhl ~ ~ Hrfsysssiy
next, unless ,wslvs Hundred sesIss ssy ~ ~
.aO.sri0sd. Wssn t.si.s ssn1f ne ,ssssss~ssSS,
sney viii suhssSibs nsss un, and s,esS - ~
iii opened sssis 10 the ssaHs'
charter. 0DqoAm1na r.
10 si pssso1s whe nay ~ sss&ss'
:, ....''' .i ]; sH ssls J iissii;ss::zs :
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YANKEES IN. THE HOLYLAND

"A correspondent OF the New York. 7ysb.ue. writ
ing rom Beirut, Syria, November IS, states that q
colony ofone hundred and atty-se#en Americana
men, women andchildren- from Maine. had 1atalyv
arrived at Jaba, at the foot Of Mount Carmel 4
mr.. ADAafs- President ADAMs he styles himself Is
tne PRIME mover Of this Yankee emierstion. he
organized heteolony from members OF q RELIGIOUS
seS' c"llea the Church Of the Messiah, who hold
none o1ner points Of faith, that they are ox, the
u,be of ErHnA1a and that as the curse Is now
taken GU rom Palestine, the set time Nc cor IL.
tne Lost Ten Tribes to return to thair lan5 r,
recent sermon he stated that the present. co,o, !.
one hundred and ffty-seven are only ths :,
OF mighty host who are soon coming M -
sess the land. II Is not clear what he maans =
the "crrse" being removed. The <colonista. n,ns
.. ?. wnorn died on the way are said to be muob
disheartened, snd already wish. they had ronna;n-
ed at home. They allowed President" a AnA,,a q
dalude them into the belief that Ia was t.1i,,s,,
them 1 70 iand flowing with milk ana honey. F1iS
zotthe Bible say 80 Whereas they find numerous
evidences Of the curse still in the land. The
colony was well received BY the Pasha at Jafa
ard certainly must have astoniahsd the na4ivos
not Httle,
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CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, :, ETC.
PREPARE FOR THE HOTTDAYS

REAEMBER THAT FRED voa aANTEN. NO. 900
~ AlA9STREET this IL his address, Il you wish to
oraer gy maui has thts seaaon an unusually large and
ceSfn1ny the most beautiful collection Of FANCY
-aVoDs. TOYS snd FIREWORKS IN this city. he has
'neen esanhahed hare for seventeen years. ana Mer.
cnan Planters and families residing In or visiting the
c1V WI nnd It profitable, instructive aud nrnusne to
ne Goods which he Is opening st ths SANTA
Cl.ANs AEADQUARTERS, end which Will make suitable
psesenls 3of tna coming holidays. II you cannot visit
tm pefsonaY any one acquainted with TIE city wi
,y ~. yen % nss v9a sANTEN noxs how to give saaac
lo N nit3ng al ordors Tor the county, which are en-
trusted to hfs care Outside of Ids shek Goods he ors
% 20. the Trade TOYS: FIREWORKS and CONFEcTIONE-
PnIop together or separately. In original boxes at
prices ranging nom i've to hundred dollars Per case
You Washto bny order sny Toys other Presents
line. sueh as beautiful CABAs,: WORK BOXES. CHTNI
SlHSNLAMNN1s. ~ JEWEL TCAHES TOILET; GETTs. FO-
Llcss CAHD CASES and most besuttfl ALBUMS cost
inE fo Up 70 s2s eac md other Ornamental as val
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WATCHES, JlEW'El:IL.RY, " I., ETC. /
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS,

GREAT WATCH SALE ON TIE POPULAR ONE pRrrR
" ELAN. GIVING EVERY PATRON.A HANDSONEHND
AE11AHLE WATCH EOR THE Low PRICE OF TFN
DOLLARs. WITHOUT REGARD TO sVATuE Ann
: MOI TO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECMY sITIa
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DARE CHANCE FOR GARDENERS AND
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ORCHARD to be rented
Slaremont Depot OF the Camden branch Of the South
In OF the heathes having long been the Summer
residence of panters! as well as best and sures. fruit
should be very attractive The Orchard covering spxce
Of contains about 5000 Peach trees 500 Pears
four rooms with all Necessary oufbuildings for the
accommodation of family md houses for the
dntion of laborers- There is Church. Postofcc
will soon be established within ha mile Of tho plaee
The trees arc selected with special view to tho Northern
market and in full bearing being from to years
old. The most liberal terms VIII be given to any one
bringing a1l and capital There Is erapery. contain
ing 80 vines, of foreign varieties under glass in fun
bearing, until the last year. when it was neglected
There Is Popagang House and Nursery Beds for fruit
aud ornamental reea and about $50 Of good land
tor the cultivation of and cotton, belonging the
tract, which be obtained The Orchard and ncees-
sories viii be rented worked upon shares Apply to
JAMES R. PRINGLE,
Factor and Commission Merchant
Adger's North Wharf, Charleston, s. O.
December IS '7TI thstu
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AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS

nF ALL KINDS, AT Low PRICES: IRON AND
", Steel Plougha Wheelbarrows Trucks. Straw and
SS cutters, Corn Shelters. Tanning and Grain Mills
Cotton Gins. Corn aud Cotton Pianters' Seed Drills
Plough Casting. Gin Gear and other Castings, Horse
Power Threshing Machines Guano, Bono Dust Phos-
phate of Lmc &c. IOHN MOORE
DecembcrlO 2mo No l93 Frontstrcct New yor,
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HIGH SCHOOL OF FCHARLEsTON.
I'VE 63ERcIsES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
ton given In Greek. Latin, French Msthsmatica and
me higher branches Of English Terms SIC per quarter
~ easanoe' NO extra charge for French Stationary
W. r. KINGMAN,
= ->SSot.Oe& "a e-:. IL SUI PRINCIPAL.
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AGRICULTURAL,
PERUVIAN GUANO,

OH1SHCT FF{OEI AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES.
SoLUDLE PACIFIC GUAEo s75 CASH; $50 FIRST
9 Soxoaoer. with interest approved oty acceptance.
o""u tsant uano S2o cash: s25 LIST November. with
intcr st, approved city acceptance 7'
oouens fnospnac OF Lime. $50 cash: SEC 1st Noveu-
Phoenix Guano, SOS cash
Flower Of Bone. unaduterated and unburnt
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum. warranted pure
Offering the above natures to planters do 90 ujt
every conhderce, not only having testimonisa rom
plnnters who have used them tho past ycar but tho
further guarantee that every CARGO arrives from tha
factory, il analyzed by PROT Shepard of the Sontb
Carolina Medical College, and the high reputation Of
these manures fully kept up. j. N R6nSnN "
January tuthSSmOS No.
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Mrs. CAlsROL, 5t5at.f - = -
AvdNG edsG.is RETURNED T @ TO TIE CRY. OFFERS HER
Apply ut No. 81 WEETWORTH STREET = >-o'' -
Dece1nber 20 ..-L Lt- M.
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AsA..ss1IeAy' WIZ ieafuesLly appealed to the Ad-
m1n'straton and to Congresses all through the war.
70 nolo aast 90 ths Constitution, the Journal OF
Commerce says: seThe decision Of the sunrame
Court Of the United States, recently published IN
the subject OF military commissioners and their in
xlsdiction, sis remarkable endorsement of the
course pursued r. Mr. n.ym in the Senate, and
should convince the Northern people that it is DOS
sania IN times OF excitement TO conde,nn as unpa-
1r1ouo what ts In reality tho highest duty and
most worthy couzse Of public mar. = ! B.
very successful Teachers' Insttnta vas ha,d
OF E.ndlay, Ohio, during the last weat az n,oar,
ber, conducted by Professor T. ". H.svSv =.
Ralnesv1le, ssaisted by e. MILLER, Of F;ndlav W.
N.s11GRooz, Of Foatoria, and others. Ovs, ~.
hundred teachers we're present, and the nrocsaa 80
angs Were highly satisfactory to all concernsd
professor HARVEY delivered two lectures dur;ns
soe week; one on Storms" and the other on
The marked ability which the leot,rar -
On Thursday evening, December al The ees. esss
elect Of the Assonic Lodge OF Fiuaiav waro T., :.
sssaiied. Professor HARVEY conducting the cara
mony, aeber which g. supper. .was had at the Conrt
House, and speeches. we're made by Mr. Haav,Y
and Rev. J. WYKEs, and othera. a
The receipts OF internal revenue for the I'd and
Sd instanta are So 500, ,00o. Tho receipts tcr tha
month December, 1855, are &2OO50 IS, against
,482 16Q q tor tho same month in 1855 For The
drst six months Of the fiscal year beginning with
July and ending December 81, 1885, the receipta
reach tho aggregate of 416e, ,409, ,0s9ss, against
s17b 40 Is Tor the corresponding ak month"; In
l6e6,. TMsis 3 showing far beyond expectation.
IS was aattuaated that under the amended IAN n
1hich went into operadon August I, 1896 the re.
w6uldbe decreased go 0o0, 900 for the year
'ut tho dFst haie year shows q decrease Of only
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tsa:s DANCING SCHOOL. G& a
MONS BERGER INFORMS BIS PATRONS THAT
wi his DANCING SCHOOLS now open at ..A1asonic
HAL. Time Of Tuition for Young Ladies' and Maate1s,
Gentlemen Tuesdays and Fridays O'Clock. satur.
days assemblies VIII commence on the 1ath inst at
o'clock =. ~, :, D. =, -, 80. = - - ,-,1.s. ~
or at No Il aLEBE STREET & 'e une e.n-a o. ue9n-
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o COMPREHENSIVE.
WE: THE uNDERs1GNED. HAVE THIS DAY
w formed eopartnership IN this city under the
name and style Of 1>ONAFONT 4 SALAS, for trans
acton Of General and Commission business, vol
for the importing and exporting on produce No. 11s
our full power OF Attorney lG4@G "a. MI T.I"
=. JOSE BONAFONT.
ia. 5Ea..@ FRANCIS P. SALAS.
Charleston, LIST January, 1867. Is january
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GEA ISLAND PLANTATION TO RENT FOR
y ONE, TWO Oh THREE YEARs.-An that valuable
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, known as Pal
metto Ha on Chisolm's Island. tho head waters OF
St Helena Sound containing 1000 of cleared land
having necessary buildings, SC. Terms easy. Apply to
gasas-4 ,s WILLIS b CHISOLNx
January NJ. tus Nortk Atlantic
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08

COPARTNERSHIP.
rJlHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
4 COPARTNERSHP under the and style Of
GlsAEsER. LEE SMITH co. for the transaction of
COTTON FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS, Onlce on NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
We offer best services heretofore our friends
md the public generally. G. A. GRAESER.
GEORGE w. LEE.
@ - A. SYDNEY SMITH.
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Charleston. 8. c.. January ], 1867. 6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-08

CAROLINA CHAPTER NO. /, r. A. M.
A REGULAR MONTHLY CONvoOATION OF CARO-
"a LIMA CHAPTER NO. !, R. a. NJ, will be hold at
Masonic 1an This Ere,,s~g, ssh INST. at 7 O'Clock.
BY order ID. E. H. P. L. B. IOvEaREEN. r.
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