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Tho Academy Of Music will soon be itself again
it has arisen, Phenix-ike, from its ashes and now
stands restored to it's pristine glory. The new
building will be inaugurated on the 28th instant by
grand ball, in aid Of the widows and orphans OF
the membeas cf old volunteer Fire Department.
The fine arts seem to be at discount here, or
greenbacks at premium. At an auction sale of
paintings that took place yesterday at the Fine Art
Gallery in Fifth Avenue, the best pictures sold at
lamentably low prices. A landscape of GUsTAvE
DoRE, executed in his best style, was thrown
away for ninety dollars; whilst pictures of such
masters as MoLLET, DEsRRossEs and WALKER,
brought, comparatively speaking, little or nothing.
A rather curious case of double-barreled bigamy
named HANDY is charged with having married two
women in the last two years, both wives being
now alive. Thinking that an extra wife or so would
be handy thing to have, he had been guilty Of
the crime which ARTEMUs WARD calls marrying
too much. 1t appears, however, that one Of the
better-halves was Confederate war widow, who
has another worse-haf now living; this, however,
the lady denies, wherefore the case is complicated.
TIFFANY & Co. have on exhibition case Of
silver ware valued at twenty-one thousand dollars,
to be sent on to tie Paris Exposition. The con-
tents Of the case are fac sSn,ite Of the dome Of
our National Capitol, cast in solid silver, and
weighing one hundred and eighty-fve ounces, and
two models Of steamers, one valued at seven thou
sand dollars and the other at five Thousand. Be-
sides these are teasets bowls goblets, &C.. inlaid
with gold. - !;
A grand concert is announced to take place at
Irving Hall, next Saturday night, for the benefit
Of the Southern Relief Fund.- and frst-olass artists
have volunteered their services. A. lecture is to
be delivered at Cooper Institute, by RIoRARD
OGoRMAN, Esq, the proceeds to be applied ta. the
same purpose; in fact, the ball is well in motion,
and the peopleo of New York are up and doing, and
are nobly answering the call in behalf Of their
Southern brethren. The amateur performance Of
Married Life, however, which Ispoke Of above,
will be the event Of the season-eight of the ladies
and gentlemen have consented to perform, and it
requires but the assent of the other two to render
the praiseworthy enterprise a taI accompR. -
Business frightening up little.
Z. .qs=.-z=5 MOULTRE
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Our New York Letter.
[FRoM DUB SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

New YORK, February 15.--The play the plays
the thing about which am called upon to speak.
The play of Married Life," as performed two
nights sgo, at STEoK's Music Hall, by company
Of ten lady and gentlemen amateurs, the larger
portion Of them Charlestonians, and the balance
from Sumter, South Carolina. 1t had been origin
ally intended to perform the piece in the large par
lors of the private residence Of one Of your e1cit
zens, but it was found that the guests could not
all be accommodated, wherefore it was resolved
upon to have the performance at the hall above
mentioned, which was kindly rendered for the oc-
casion by Mr.. STEoK. The comedy was presented
on Wednesday night before an audience Of two
hundred aad fifty invited guests, more than one
half Of whom were Charlestonians, and the larger
portion Of the remaining half from different South
ern States. The performance was such an extra
ordinary and unlocked for success, many able crit
les who we're present pronouncing it equal to that
Of WA11AGKs company in the same piece, that it
is in contemplation to reproduce it at one of the
theatres here for the benefit Of the Southern Re-
Lief Fund. The tickets will be so disposed Of by the
committee that it is probable that, should the affair
come off, it will be one Of the most select entertain
u1ouIo VI oAo AIuu oYeI So1tou loI d "oIOAy duA
charitable purpose. As to the performance. it was,
in my opinion, such as would reflect credit on the
best stock company Of professional actors in this
country.
do not propose to present to your readers a
semi-editoral view of my opinion on the political
questions, or rather on the political question ol
the day. 1t becomes me, however, as your cores
pondent and as truthful chronicler of events, tc
state that the remarks Of Gov. ORR, at the ban.
quet Of the Chamber OF Commerce, have produced
8 good effect here, and it is hoped by all parties
that South Carolina may act in accordance will
the advice of him who now stands at her helm O.
State, manfully endeavoring to weather the storm
and ride over the waves that beat against the tim
bers of the good old ship.
Valentines Day was duly celebrated yesterday tt
the delight Of everybody in general and the dis
gust of the postosce clerks in particular, who ha6
hard days work in delivering ninety Thousand
valentines.I The bookstore men and stationers
however, we're in high spirits and smiled willis
the postoface clerks looked all sad, tired and for
lorn. The ladies were, Of course, OH the side O
the bookstore men, and wore their prettiest smilei
as well as their prettiest dresses, as each one sa
at home looking for the accidental (7) dropping
Of the most favored swain, who had invested mos
extensively in the valentine business
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rwENTY-sEcoND ANNU4>sEpoRr.

This Company has just concluded year Of the
most distinguished prosperity. It's premium re-
ceipts for 1865 exceeded those OF 1865 by million
Of dollars whilst it's total receipts for the former
year amounted to s3,OS8, ,s0647 Thus the assets
OF the Company, after the discharge Of all its
losses and liabilities, are now $6,727, ,816 G5 Of
which no less q sum than 81, ,s45 896.95 has been
added to this great total from the transactions Of
1885, We have as much reason to congratulate
the public as the Company upon this magnificent
result Of twelve months labor-the former upon
it's prudent selection Of such an eminent Company,
and the latter for the discrimination, energy and
vigor with which it prosecuted it's business.
To such guardianship fathers can with confidence
commit the ultimate hopes Of their dependent
families, for the scrupulous integrity with
which the Company has ever discharged
such vital trusts, is daily adding to the
number Of it's clients. It should be q sub
ject of pride and pleasure to the President, Hon.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, and the Actuary, WILLIAM H.
BEERS, Esq, to reflect upon the position to which
their conjoint abilities have advanced this treasury
of the provident, for the uprghtness with which
it's affairs have been conducted has not only es-
tablished the fame Of the corporation, but has
conferred benefit upon humanity by thus in-
structing it in the value Of the great principle Of
life insurance. We are confident that none Of
those about to insure their lives can peruse unir-
tiuenced the forcble statement of this Company to
be found in another column, and we refer our
readers to that document as more appreciatiye
than any words OF ours, although it's narrative is
in figures.
We ought in justice to add that dividend of
fifty per cent. has been declared upon al partic-
pating premiums on existing policies which were
issued twelve months prior to January 1, 1867,
and the redemption Of dividends declared in 1865,
on and after the first Monday in March next.-b-
surance and Real Estate Journal, Neao York.
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March Is tu1yr* CHARLESTON.
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% NOTICE TO MARINERS.-CA APT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and St. Andrews side of
the Ashley River by which precauHon contact with tho
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. @. TURNER, q. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February 6, 1866
February
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BARNWELL SENTINEL.

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDTUM. LET
Merchants and business men'hy it for afew months.
'No risk no gain" Send on your cards and increase
your trade this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
Ink-it has made many fortune.
Terms for the paper-S3 per annum, in advance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of 81 per square of
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards Of ten lines ess OF the rate Of $40 for three
months.
Contracts by the year for six months allowing PRIV.
1ege of changing, on more favorable terms. Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON,
CcYembet l. Purlshss ana ;'ror6lstcr =
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M1scEeENAuoN.-There was bill up recently
before the Legislature Of Maine, for the repeal of
the statute prohibiting intermarriage between
blacks and whites. It passed the Senate after con-
siderable debate AMI skiul engineering on the part
Of it's special friends. But the correspondent Of the
Boston Post says will not get through the House;
for 'snigger equality has not made that progress
to the minds Of majority Of the members for
them to legalize miscegenation. It was easy
enough to talk negro, eat negro and drink negro,
but when it came to marrying negro, it was
,oo much for the human endurance Of Radicals"
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the Executive; but he did not think that the one
in question had that character. After hearing
E hs Ss o %sss1
to his Ministers Chat he had made up his mind,
and he ssnvitsd" them to resign en- naasse. The
t.invitation" was at once accepted. It was con-
sidered as mere formaGty, though perhaps : So;
In their posts.
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THE AIKEN PRESS
THE MARION STAR,

T1sTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. 1s
p,lbIBhed at Marion, g. c., in the central portion
Of the country, and offers favorable medium TO Mer
chants Druggists Mschnists and all classes who desre
to extend their business in the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit of our advertising patrons, we shall in
addition to subscription st which is constantly In
creasing publish and distribute gratuitousy 5000 extra
copies Of the STAR during the business season this
Fall.
Rates of Advertising liberal
". j. McKERAIL.
November 20 Editor and Proprietor.
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~ BEA UTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER
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dressers, and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York SARAH A. CHEVALIER, II. D.
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No. 161 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January 3moa
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@ BACHELOR HAIR DYE.-THIS
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~ THE MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN
OF CHARLESTON can have their adyertisements In.
serted in the BARNWELL SENTINEL By tie year, at tho
rate Of sI2 per square, flor shorter time than three
months the regular rate Of 81 per square charged
Send up your cards. The Sentinel Is the only paper in
the District and has been established fifteen yeafn
~: sz.,ts E. Il. BRONSON, i,
February 18 Publaher and Proprietor.
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The Boston Journal says that zone object which
has induced our artists to go abroad is the supe-
riority Of the marble. In the western part of this
State quarry Of marble has recently been opened
which for whiteness and quality is said to be un-
surpassed. Workmen in this city speak of it as
quite equal to foreign marble for purposes OF
sculpture"
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening, February 18th, at Bleak Hall
Edisto Island, by the Rev. W. s. LEE, DR.. JULIUS q.
sosNoWsKI, Of Athens, Ga, to SUSAN GRACE, daueh-
ter of Hon. JoHN ToWNsENp.
5rAthens Banner please copy, and send bill to Dr.
soanowsh care Hon. ]. Townsend, Edsto Island g. g.
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R5AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OID EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
E. B. FoOIE, NJ. D., No. 11so Broadway, New Yort.
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NICE PEop1E.-On the 6rst Of January the for
.;rn population Of Nice consisted Of 123 Germans,
Sa Americans 4sS English, Brazillians, l6 Bel
% Dmfch. Hungarian, AZ italians, Moldo-Wal-
ehians. Turks, II Poles, 100 Russians, Swedes,
W Swiss-altogether 1895.
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Ex-SEcRRTARY OF TEE TREASURY HOWELL CoBB,
OF GEoRaIA.-General Howell Cubb, OF .Georgja,
former Speaker OF The House and Secretary OF the
Treasury, ia in Washington He Is now prachciug
his profession at Macon. The National Intelli-
gencer states that the feeting years have made
little impression upon his physique, which gives
unmistakable indications Of great vigor., Mr. Cobb
meets many gentlemen In Washington Of all par-
ties-among them most prominent Republican,
with whom be was associated in former days, and
by whom he was 80 Iauch regarded. He is upon
no political summons or errand; but at the request
Of friends he speaks frankly Of the political situa-
ton, and with that sound sense that character
ICES his views. he advises that the South
shall make mo political alliances, but shall sed-
ulously seek to repair it's fortunes by devo-
ton to commercial affairs, and bear with forti-
tude whatever shall be preoipitated in politics.
Gen. Cobb is planter as well as lawyer. In the
frat capacity. his former slaves are all with him;
some working upon shares, others at wages. ABB
sence Of capital and usual facilities for agricultural
purposes WILL he thinks, cause the cotton crop to
be less this year than last. The tax, STAGE and
national, upon cotton planters is equal to seven
cents to the pound, which ia certainly an unexam-
pied percentage in taxation. In this view We do
not hesitate to speak Of it as most grinding and
oppressive It Is go crushing that Of cou 80 plant
ers must devote large portion Of their Estates to
raising ordinary farm products. This cuts of the
sale in the South Of the food products Of the West
In respect to politics, Gen. Cobb says that none
are more determined to sustain the Union in good
faith and support the Constitution and laws than
the soldiers Of the late Confederate armies.
Baltimore Sun.
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Domestic Markets.

.yt Z > :
NEW YORK, February l8.---stock market active
and heavy q. s. 5-2Gs '62 Coupons, 1O9S; OF '64 ,
10a; of rs, 1919; new issue 105asi 1O4Vs Cou-
pons, 101s; 1905 LIST series, Jos; q and Sd series,
9Sis Exc6ange 60 days 81; at sight, 81. Gold 1883
The New York Bank statement shows an in
grease in loans Of 1867, sos; decrease Of specie
81 Ss4 6S1 increase in circulation $179 800; de:
crease indegosita g 1es 54s; decrease il legal
Loans s25s s,s16, ,s2s; specie 81 47sa, e26; crcula-
ton ss2, SO9; deposits 1885, 2s2; legal tend
ers s64, 66442 $40. Gold opened at 1854.
Flour 1Oa15c. lower. Wheat dull and nominally
lower. Corn duu and in the buyers favor. Rice
dull and heavy; new mess $40 62a; old 70 6S3 Lard
dull, in bbs. i1a12}c. Whiskey, quiet. Barley dull
and nominal. Peas nominal. Cotton dull at $50.
y b. for MiddIng Uplands. Ffeights quiet
EVENING D1spAToH.
Cotton dull and unchanged; sales 500 bales, Mid
ding Uplands SSc. Flour declined 10a15c. Wheat
dull and declining. Corn quiet, tendency down.
Carolina 1Oa10ac. Sugar active, the busness shows
an upward tendency; sales 1000 hhds. Muscovado
at 10a102c. Coffee firm. Naval Stores firm, Rosin
4as* Ffeights steady, by steam 4; By sail !: . !.
The demand for money is very moderate; and ;e
weaker, and at the close showed falling off to
1864. Foreign Exchange firm; bankers sterling,
l08@1OS3 for GO day bills; and 1093 @109s for short
sights. Government securities active and higher
in the afternoon, closing at the top prices Of the
day Stocks at the last open Board were all better
after call. Mining Stocks generally heavy.
BA1TMoRH, February 18.-Rio Coffee firm. Sugar
firm and steady. Spring Wheat Flour declined
25a5ec. Common Hoyard Street brands have also
deciued. Wheat firm. Corn dull and declining
white 93a96; yellow 92a96, The market favors
buyers. Bulk m meats and bacon active for Southern
wants. Mess Pork s21 50a21 rs City and Western
Whiskey, no sales.
New ORLEANS, February 18.-sales of Cotton
10000 bales. Receipts, $685. Low Mddlings SOs
Middings s1s: Sugar ls3; Tobaceo-Mediun
Leaf, 7a9. Gold 1861. Sterling 45s. Checks OF
New York per cent discount.
McBuE, F. bruary -CoTToN.-Sale $50 bales
market quiet. Middling Mobiles 30s. Receipts
in two days 1852 bales.
CNonNAr1, February 1s.-Flour unchanged
No Spring Wheat, g 45; Winter Wheat, 81 80
Corn in sacks, rs. No. Oats, so. Whiskey 25, il
bond. Bacon Shoulders, %; Sides, 1o2a11; clea
Sides, 12aa12l. Lard, 123. or
81 80. superfne Flour $40. Prime wheat So 81
shelled Corn 7Oa71. Oats 63, in bulk. Shoulder
81. Packed Bacon Shoulders 10; Clear Sides L
Lard in tierees IL. Whiskey, raw free 50 6Sa2 7:
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~ CONs1GNEEy NOTIOE.-THE BARK
GLADSTONE has been entered under the Five Day Ac,
and her cargo will be discharged at Boyce Co.'s
Wharf Goods not permitted will be sent to the Custom
House storesI RAvENEL CO.:
February 10 6
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RENO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY ANY OF
the crew OF the Norwegian bark GLADSTONE will bs
paid by Captain or Conhgnee. RAvENEL CO. e
February 10 .s--<.-=5s,z 3
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General News. y

Foari,Ess MoNRoE, February 1s.-The steamship
Victor, from New Orleans for New York, touched
ed troops, who are to be mustered out at Rich
mond. = - .
SAN FRANCISCO, February 18.-Three shocks Ct
an earthquake were experienced at San Diego on
the 1st -'+rl'' ~ :. )" a.s- -
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a@ NOTICE. CONs1GNEEs PER STEAM
sHRE T. SoUDER are hereby notified that sheis This
Day dischargng cargo North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining the wharf at sunset viii be stored at e1
pense and risk Of owners.
WILLIS & CHIsOIM, Agents
All Freight amounting to fifteen 10 dollars, or less
must be paid the wharf before delivery Of Goods
February 10 49,
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EWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING, Esq, candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudcial District at the next election
September 10
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: ~ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS. for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief Sent In sealed letter
velopes, free Of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKnLN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
January Is 3tno
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81 ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. doUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu, Of Paris. No. 500 Broadway, New York
April "A Tyr
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ASMESsRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. N. MANIGAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. CITIZEN.
November stu
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MAGIC INK {PATENTED).-
write in all colors and shades out Of BOTTLE and with
one ink Ia unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
writings. Price, 81 q box free by mail The trade sup
Piled. Address q. DE- CORDoVA,
No. 60 William street, New York.
December 27 thHtu2mo
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+, aT NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY ANY OF.
the Crew Of the British Bark TECUMsEH will be
paid by Captain or Conagnee. RAYENEL l. co. i;
E February 10
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TlHE SPLENDID FHST-CI.ASS IRON STEAMaHIps
4 OF this line leave New York every Saturday, rom
Pier No. Al North River ~, -H

An exper1enced SaIgeon on each shp, hea of chSipa
steerage Passage Tickets to bring PERSONS from ISyr
our Office. SSEs. = 1Ds''-1.'e!ss '.>A -
Through passage to Paris, London. .Antvern H.no.s
burg, Bremen, &c, at low rates. m '1--
BATES or PAssAaE, PAYABrR N ouRRrscY.
To Liverpool or Queenstown. 500 SS6I
For freight or passage, apply to 80
STREET BROTHERS 4 CO.;
September tutha1yr No. u EaEBsy,
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Marine News.

NEW YORK, February 18.-The steamship Abe
marie has arrived from Richmond. The steamship
China has arrived from Liverpool.
PORTLAND, Me-, February IA cable dispatch
reports the loss OF the ship Addison, off Kenebunck
Rock with all hands except the captain, Sloan, the
mate. Henry Ward, and four seamen. The cap
tain's wife and child weres also lost. No further
particulars of the disaster have been received. "
The steamship Moravian sailed from here at mid
night for Liverpool -. -
BALTIMORE, February 18.-The steamship Sea
aul Las arrived here from Charleston, after pas
sage Of fty-six hours, and the steamship Carroll
has arrived at New York from the same port in
sixty hours. -. .as.et - ~
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches. /.

LIVERPOOL, February 18-Noon.-Tne Cotton
market opens quiet and steady to-day. Sales 1000
bales; Mddling Uplands Id. .s
LONDON, February -Noon.-Consols 81; Five
twenties 7S2.
LIVERPOOL, February 18- -Noon.-Ihe steamship
Heclla reports seeing the ship Union, which left
Liverpool for New Orleans on the 22d Of January,
With rudder gone and other damages.
Intelligence has been received Of the sinking OF
the bark Scimetar, but no particulars.
LONDON, February 18-Noon.-Ireland is per-
fectly tranquil. \ small number Of rebels are con-
cealed in the woods, and are trying to make their
way to the coast.
The national troops have been so disposed as to
render escape impossible. Troops have been sent
to Makahide, with the hope Of ovefhauling, Ste
phens, who ia reported to be in that neighborhood.
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NEW YORK. LIFE INSURANCE. COri
PANY.