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Dcspn1red OF hts Country.

the Now Yor1 Times" determined political OPP
which atonos foT many Of It's political oioncos by
candor in its treatment of its adyorsares. as adj
mirable rs II is rnre:
Congress from Kentucky, seems to have boon ut
tendcd with circumstances and prompted by mo-
tiycs which make it peculiarly melancholy. He is
condition OF public affairs, his advanced ago rem
defed him powerless to do amy good, and ho pre-
ferred not to mako tho attempt.
MI. Hise held seat during the last session Of
the Thirty ninth CongEess, haying been chosen to
an n vacancy. He took warm interest in tho ac-
main maj subject 81 debatetSo % restoration ' Of T tho tho
Union. &His:viewa, being those of tho old State
We as d sor by the oxutant nnd ar
roSant Republican mnjority-and this wns ex-
tsnded, it must to their discredit bo added to his
altogether too serious md sincere for tho aippau
tone aud temper of tho House, Mr. His9 was q
short stopt ut man Of dark complexion, I with IRON on
somo earnest faco which bore tho marks of tho
deop, sad concern which he felt to his hearts
I, He had q clear, logical mind, and always mado
speeches vol worthy OF degree OF attention
which wns seldom given thom in that House. On
one oconsion, during night session, whom he WAS
brought in long after midnight, under o call from
tho Houao, nna. required to give reason for his
BY the long session, and greatly depressed in
spirit by tho tono OF tho debates, and what
seemed to him the sad condition OF public
'nffairs; and, feeling that ho could DO o. no ser-
vice there, ho had yielded to this depression
and .gono homo. Quite incapable Of believip,
such declarations sincere and entitled to r6-
apect tho members wero inclined to regard
thom as insulting to tho dignity of tho House,
and demands were made that thoy should DO re-
sented and published. Conscious OF his per-
feet sincerity, Mr. Hiso was utterly bewidered by
this reception OF whnt ho Ind sald-but nfter q
little timo le proceeded, whilc disayowing any
such thought or purpose as was imputed TO him,
to explain and vindicate what he had said and
soothing railers who had assailcd him wore forced
into silence and respect. Ho was man of the
greatest possible sncority-of fino talonts IN &C.
.complishcd and successful lnwycr and hold in the
highest personal esteem by oil who know him. Hc
has given proof Of tho dopth and cnrnostness oi
his fear for the country, which oven those who dc
not share cannot FIJI to respect
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UIscyynrd OF nIerit.n

Wo find the following in the Bridgeport Stand
ard
: ,,'That nobIo apostle OF Liberty, Wm. Lloyd Gar
rison, sailed yesterday visit to Europe for tho
benefit OF his health. just before his departure,
he wes favored with tho agreeable intelligence
that $50 600 had already been raised and deposited
in tho bank to his credit, token Of respect for
his exalted virtues"
; For moro thnn thirty yoors this Garrison has
devoted himself to tho destruction and separation
OF these United States-becduse Of negro savory-
because the compact botweon tho States left that
matter to be regulated by oach State for itself;
and therefore ho denounced thnt compact (tho
OonstltHtlon,l rs IAN agreement with dcath-a
co5anRnt with helln-nnd labored, through IN
ordinary lifetime, to bring it into contempt, and
TO resist tho laws made IN pursuance thereof on
the subject Of slavery. uo has filed tho country
with false views of Southern labor, and hbels of
Southern people, and abuse Of our Government,
until he has seen his treasonable teachings culmi-
nate in blood, and death, aud sorrow, and dobt,
and the overthrow Of Constitutional liberty or
the mans hatred OF slavery in the abstract, wo
have nothing to eay; but his incendary course OF
reaching it's destruction through the violation of
law, and tho teaching or revolution ought to mako
bis paue reproach through all ages. We should
think he would desire to leave o country he has 30
materially assisted to disintegrato and ruin. We
are not surprised ut the alteration and gifts with
which his fanEtical followers insugurate his oxo-
dus; bat ''the fool who fred tho Ephosian dome,"
was quite as worthy Of respectable immortality,
aB this architect Of republican ruin.
.tt Hn#iiij !, t [M,o Hapen Register,
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Az ACT ron THE DETER PnoTKorIoN OF aRAArKH Ann
nnuaniNTs N THE ronf AND nAspon OF oHAaLxa-
B.I enaesed ~ as ssn9,. and He... 4 ReP5s,sn.ss:
person, eIsep. pilot or public ohncer, to board ~
temp. 70 board yes, aIyps in IL. port or hatbus q
70 the wiIif without nrst pbaininR from shs
ter or poson having chiss Of such veaaol from hrr
H sss nSi eo iaHnn, sSf sny Ssnnr. asont MASTER.
or other pefson having charge OF any teasel arriving
any sailors hotel boarding house hooper NOT licensed
"a & on
or Il e Ss
see sash vessel sha have BEEN ade fst tho %bsrf
6s dncbbrca with nant to invite, ash or solicit The
So g. P sn1 sa h
g % eG.s soss9 as s%Py.s
foep having bosrdsd any vossei made st 70 any ~harf
In the poc ohsrsson % negec. refuse % leave
sa Ss S 80 . % BY The
- " .Ss not b hsfa fst sny I pesson s 70 ieep, con-
sas. q :. ss. or
or sailor hots In tho city OF Charleston
ss, u soS SasS K
license thta AZ. not sSihs The rrsdisr
sssss ssss s1 as as,Rs n:sssr :Ssa z q
:s sS g Z y
.lyL The CITY Council ihth 6fs tHe application of any
S ssssi. sss ss
IN the q C6,fesion and upo antsseory evidence
s sR ss
.s. hsaS Y Aa eSh!e Witch shal Se sood fof 90
keep sailors Immigrants boarding homo In tc tS
Of Charleston, aln to invite and sot bosrders M hs
y This cy Council upoa ia atra alas%nss %
q nv Sa sas .asa in
the part OF ch keeper proprietor or any OF his
ssena e1apiS5ees Or of snS ittemps to per-
In ts h.rbor Of BY such kSsper or propro
tor AnJ Of bis agents, employees revoke
VIII Every person receiving tho license hersnbsots
provided lorah4 pay to tho City Council aforosad tho
2. Tho aaid ciy Council sha furnish to each saiars
hote or boarding honse keeper and ihs 'ntlnbor and
i i. sh 80 H aaa Satsa city co1n sa
~ upon tho rerossaen by them, or expiration Of any
s!ss sSs s q aSsan tRrGvsS@ Iots = boarding.
house keepar MD eysss nRcn runner or employee Of
Or ssea aSss 'ey
saisidng ne Gsssding Of shy seaman. sailor
mi .s; W. q !, thS sRsid or Badss
d'p.y sncS the2 Bsdsefo any Of to crew. e 3.
a q e iavis sis,1s a.s o9 1a
tho lodging of auch immiarlnt or OF
spyof tho sAa employed 6s any yetsel being p tha
tSs oeaa sssinsi any or a.iier ], no
nssction Ia s. T. g. 10 and IL in
Ass sha be aeenSd Euiity Oh nOdoo.nor and
snhn Upon khcrDof hs punished by imprison
tpent f terrn not year. and moi ieza
sser thisy Sts nSt two hundred
prbL both 1aea ms and fisonmenl !gG;-Irl -
The word as used ID this Act aalI In
cludo Neaaela EtoSoled By stesrn.I -I:a IT, g,. -rr
In the Senate Hose, tho twcntci dsy Of Dccemb,n IN
9 year Of onr Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
n11sdx. : ~ = VI D, PORTER "a
,-s..'. 90 EiIt PreaidSnt OF tho Benato
u ". j. 81 4. y: SO -sEHt:' OHAS. II. BIMOATON,
Speaker House OF Representatives -
Approved Doccmbef 90 1855 81 " II o. ~ - NJ
'A,rEs l. oRn, Governor = ~ iei. u III.
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1hAIs.--Wheat- -Receipts arn, and mainly Comprised
OF ofPennsyyana; np sales odsy; we ooe choce MARY.
land white OF es SOL primo do IS i0as [s primo OuInbcr
Land aoy do 20 9oi good 50 90; ordinary PennsyISana
sSa3 o. Corn-s60o buAhels white and $500 btishnls
yellow offered; market dun and lower; salos Of 60O brs
els good to primo white at S1 1881 90; SEQ buahels do
homtny At 49, COO bushels inferior a 81 oea oS 300
bnshes Western mixed yellow at 81 1i Gales Of primo
yellow: wide difcrcnce between buyers and Beilers
OatslSo0 bushels pold ut 70c Nothing doing IN
receipts nominal. but market heavy. l:ifo.El!'S'
HAY-B still dull; We quote Pennsylvania Ill tSaS5 Tor
good to primo baled Timothy, , IiJ.,s. LII - 4
HMoLAsaEs-Stock small and held strong; nothing re.
ported to-day; quotations same before afyera
PnovIs1oRs-DuR mcats wore In domsnd today, on
noce sales OF 10000 lbs looss RIB Sides TO
loo; hhds packed do In two lots at 1oa; Shoticrs
are held stoady at conts; also notice eas 40
casks Sne sugar cured Cincinnati Hams cspstrsed al
l6Hc. Tho Jobbing demand continues fslr fbr Bscon
shoulders and sdes and pIces same aa before duotc
VIZ: for shoulders Ioaloc; rib sdes ceat ri
laHalaAo net eash: amo orders He,to higher sLssd.
ss s1lo ss S sSch aht md hs
steady q Mess PORK s7s 7ta9s. sAies smsi prSs
mess S22a22 rs per b@. ~ sslfy tc,i .l-7 ff-.
porAroHshro In limited demand with sales OF fob
hing lots from vessel at 81 o5al 10 bhshd for Hsins
suoAasrhe imports arc still quito liberal but hcld
firmly; only eale today Is hhds Cuba at 1oo; QUO
tations unchanged 6 F.IA,si.,l,tl "a
. sALr-stook In dealer' hands much reduced and with
lively demand market Continues arm; We repess for Iols
Liverpool Ground Alnrr 81 20 and do Elmo 50 IOla oo
suck. TURKS IslaLd 62aeso 3 buahel for lots nom
store. 80 '--tt. ~. - 40. i:t.Tb s 'i'.-
,WnlsxEr-we hear Of no further transac ions, but
quote held IN bond at 800 p gp1lon gjI!, 3 =,
A
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" Drinking Sona.n

"Tak OF tho noe nr thnt flowed from CelestiaIs
Richer In headaches 1t was thsu hIlarityl
Well for us santulals-frcquently besuaIs-
Z Heue destroyed tho receipt o charityi
Onoe could empty my glass wi b the best Of EN-
Somehow my system has suffered shock o. lato
NoH shun spirits, wine bocr, and tho rest 'en,
= Fill mc-theu fill mo bumper Of chocnlatei
on,e drank logwood. questia and turpenlne-
n Iquora with coccu us, aloes aud gcntian In;
Surc. its no wonder my path bocamo Bcrpcnunc,
) Getting state. should blush to mention in |
Fnre~cll to burgundy, farewell 10 6illoryl
hAye not tasted drop o'on Of uock o. late
Long live tho ketue. my old diatueryl
ELL mo-oh oil mo bumper OF chocolatoi"
:, ..r .sa London Fan.
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aalve.toon Cotton Statement.
wf1mini gton n1sSrkei.I

WILMINGTON, May lL-TunPu uNr I'M ..4.Marfst
steady Sales Of 200 bbls at 81 for Virgin e3 for yellow
srInIIs Of only IL pels a. s4xas5
s7< for No !. and "a 80 for pale. Der bbl ot $50
pounds. -~rr's - -r.a' ! Il. .Ess=#a.a.
TAn.-only 90 bbla received and sold at "a per Dbl
.CorroN.-A small parcel cold at 2s cents for mid
.,ga 4, b,d. 40 e, A., ;,, bb,. -" =,
ceised nom cadenls changed hands private terms
as In quantity. = i.sl' -" t,'li a.
Tn1Ensae of four rafsg at SO for air. and Gil 90
per II. for primo mill -, '.tH y. 'Ea-..I :
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YhR la'gill9 l;'gill .Ne.us
q THURSDAY MORNING, MAY lG, 1867.
,IE ROBINS HAVE COME BACK AGAIN.

There's call upon tho housctop an answer from the
..,. ;, plain,
There's Warble III tho sunshine twilter n the raini
y :, And through my heart at sound Of thcso
- ''' N.' There oomos u nnInccss thrill.
As sweet odor 10 tho rose,
Or yer3uro 20 tho hill;
And oil these Joyous mornings
Ny heart pourr forth this Htraln-
Good bless tho dear old robins,
Who have como back again." .'
For they bring thought Of summer OF dreamy luscious
;.s' days, .-...t.t .'l. ..
OF king cups in tho meadow making golden hnze;
longing for the ciovor blooms,
For roses nll l3low, . '
For fragrant orchards, where lilo bees ~.
With dronng murmurB go.
dream Of all tho beauties .
OF summers golden rcgu ..
And sing-"God kecp tho robins
Who have como back aguin."
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

LIVERPOOL -Pcr ship Mary ogdon-69o bales I and
23In bales Upland Cotton, 100 bbls Rosin, Q bblB
Wax, 2 bbls llco. F -; : ..si. .-.#
81 Dbfs Naval Stores, GO 100 foot Lumber S3 barrels
Peas, 65 bbls Potatoes "A Boxes and 4o PacksRce 10
bales and ibid Hides, 8 bales Leather. so bales
Yarttl uank Sund
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u Lowndes and Lady. Ross q Ross. u Allotop. J
Leonard Mrs Johnston Mrs Frnscr Misa Johnston, haa
Miramop. Mira Fispier. Hiss Fispior.
Per slcamor W Fra1ter, IRON Edislo and Rockville
], II Chadwick, w HAHohin and lady, Mra " Boa
brook, Hiss Louisa scabrook ROY w Loo and dahghtor
Wilson; O Bailey. Bailey, W neoses. Town,
n jenkins. Il jenkins. whalcy. Davis. seclc, and
iannlt, from sAraponh Via, Beaufort lii.
ton Hcad pnd Bluflon-A M Pnttcra6nsw Thompson,
q Walsh and wife, W Dcuiea, Il Bonner, DIR Bul-
loch, wfo md two children Mrs Sollco and 6yo chill
dron. Mre Turner, " James, II Hugor, Tyne. Roy
blJohns9n, r. nl ST9ws MLn Giiops anu enii9 p9'
Miss ~ Allen. Miss Julia yordicr Burns y O Rico.
aiid cloycu on dock, > ~ Z. i RI INN Ri
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oRIsPER COMA, v 9
FOR Curling the Hair Of either Sex into Wayy
and Glossy RinGlets or Heavy hfahsiv6 W
ls3s(iF iFs,s, =, Cufts. i 49, '''I-'a 'sl'
DY UsINd TIIs ARTICLE LADfR AND GENTLE
:E1 TARN can tbesuhfy thsnaelycs . thoufand-folh.
he only Arlela 10 do rofd that wilb crs strsiahi
hs!s aha tIss Y, s,nah t%as a slesS
IrvtSoasS hezuts1a aud eieansea III "a ds
lsht1ily perfumsd and e tho most eompl.a srde OF
S sa sss snss sS "a e .19 ssa
p6t.d for ~ s.:..l. criansT Tir i'n a ss.a tifg4
:, sssassw L pLAaK d co.. Chemist. ~
70 - % NO West HsJntta etJeet, BJrIouso H. T. II
= Gefch 20 q, .ti.ts.4r g.fd sLnS. p @ TIJiyr. ~
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DEBurANEE ON LrTERATunE.-The last letter OF
,HEvelyn,' to the Mobile Register has the follow
ing interesting intelligence:
son dill has 1t that We are to have, at no dist ant
day, Q new de6utante in the world Of lettere, the
since very pretty young lady, Who very cordially
gave her ago as one and twenty, called upon me as
An editor Of the sCrescont Monthly" TO offer mo
some manuBcrpts. must say that her fine face
elegant figure, and withn the remarkably neat an.
pearance Of her t'copy," attrncted more than tho
usual interest, I read the stories and sketches,
and was struck by tho talent that they displayed,
and tho singular force Of language for one so
young, and o young lady. Accompanying the
knew well, containing articles that she had pub
llshed anonymously, not yet having confidence
enough to uBo her own nalno, which an engraved
card told me was Miss "Adelado Wood" '-.I-,
II am aware that am violating q confidence in
telling this incident, but plead as nm oIcuse my
deslre TO aid, as far as lies in my power, any ono
embarking upon the stormy sea OF literiture
Miss Wood need have no foars about the result Of
hei career for she has already written stories thnt
older iterateurs might bo proud Of and she wants
but tho opportunity 10 mnke name as Southern
writer. Suffering severely by tho war moro thnn I
cAn TELL and far too much for ono 60 young seeing
father, mother and brother laid in the gfhyo-elo
has now como to help out Bcsnty Goyernees's
salary by her. PEN. The pity is that in all tho
South wo have no magazine or periodicals TINT
oan pay for articles !; and whilo indorsing these
able skotohes, and while willing to stake my repu-
tstion upon them, know not what To advise
Be one ever 30 accomplished or clever, It is hard
work TO earn o living by the pom. The time may
come, though, when Hiss Wood can make both
fame and money, and she has many years to spare
yet. .lEtiflSTfI- =
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oIoSE on manu-. .125,952
Tho exports urc exclusively for Now York TT-1' i
SUGAR AND MoLSssEs-1he receipts since yesterday
conprieo 81 hhds Sugar, barrels and bbis Mo-
lasses Tho supplies Of tho production LouIsianA
arc Light but tho demand is very limited. Only few
hogsheads good fair Sugar sold today ut pcr h.
and few barrels thin Molnsscs per gallon. We
quote Louisiana Sugar OF per 10 good fair l2}a
i2e Tor fully air 1870 for primo; 1s for ohoco 13G
aiShc for yellow clarified aud lAIn1A5fc for white.
Molasses 60aGoo per gallon for fcrcnting and 75c
prime Tho markctis well supplied with Cuba Sugar and
leied TO omit quotations.. 4 = q .EIy . .
ConS-Is scarce and the market Is firm although thcre
Ia not much demand Tho saios to-dny arc confined to
1000 Sacks ofwhich 100 iIcd OF 81 4s nt 81 4T
500 yellow and white mixed at 81 ~, 200 yellow and
bushel .E p =. '-'s.i'l- 81. E.'llf Ell .i, -
FnKrours-Tho market is quiet but firm. Tho rates
aro 20. q ib for cotton by steam for New York To- for
Boston-steam Now York md Boaton $50. 3, sack for
TGn eoaSsS Dbl for -four snd q for Yogz Sail Tor
Ike. for cotton, = = - .t' ,5'z z-f.il'-
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NOTICE TO SAILORS ORsfhfniIaRANTs,
HOTEL on BoARDMG-H0usE KEEPERS.
';;rf- -, e. X OFFI0E CLERK OF COUNCIL, c-,l
TN ACCORD ASoBt wi1fH rug Fof4owiSSia n ; XGr OF
tho Logtnlaturn pasxed tho Goth day Of December.
1906 all persons ocncarned hereby notified call at
tha once and take opt tho required license mmed,aey
s''.A- --.--r- -. W. h SMTTH, GI'
Clerk Of Council
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Berry living below Llesville, lost his wheat crop.
which was Just ready to bo cut by hail storm.
Az soon as the weather permitted, no ploughed up
put II In corn, of courso turning under tho wteat
that had been shattered out by tho storm. Tho
drought sottinE IN soon after tho corn novor camo
to anything. During the fall the wheat began 10
sprout, and looking 80 promising, Mr.. Dob. con-
cluded to let II nlono Wo were informed more than
week ago, that tho wheat was waist high head
promising wheat crop in all this section.
Nature here seems to bo teaching farmers two
put 1t far enough below tho sufaco TO protect It
from drougths in tho warm season. and to prevent
1t from being thrown out by frost in tho cold.
.-s 4E.s.. y. .n [ Wddesboro' Ar1tts
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yczter,lnY.

Arrived Ycstertluy. 81.
Schr Samuel Eddy, Let's, Alexandria, Va, days.
schr Charlotte. Peterson, Combahee. 1900 bushels
Rough Rice. To Admins & Frost. So
schr Ann Dcas, West Point MIL A bbls Rice. To
Stcaper Emile, Davis. aeorgc,own. C. bals Cot.
on ~ erees Rice. 1876 bbls Kosn, Corn, Molasses
Sugar. To W shactelford J A Erslow & Co. Iiisioy
Creighton, J II Cinussen, willis & Chisolm S Tup.
per. Tnylor & 90. Pringlo and othors.
Steamer w Frazier. Iorrent Edisto and Rockville.
Is bales Cotton, and Mdze. To J Getty, Roper &
sIoop IL z Loo from Cooper hyor 800 bushols Rough
Rice TO 3s Howard 1;aoSr STS and ss osnss po,nt
liilton Head md Blu1ton. Mdxe. To Ferguson q
Holmes. A Canalo Street Brothers & Go, Apple and
Robert simmons.
Steamship Falcon. Reed, BaiHmorn- & Iron
ship Mary osdon. codroy, Livcrpo l-w Smith 90.
:! sa%3 Went to Sea Yesterday.
steamship Falcon, Reed. Baltimore
schr Ida Richardson, Bedoil Now York.
Cleared for this Port.
steamship Patapsoo NeR. at baltimore, May II.
l., d. q !sti Memoranda.
The sehr G1pcshot Bonneau, Of this port arrived at
Baltimore tho llth inst, from Darncoa Sho reports
TINT tho 7th nl OF Cape Hattsras lost deck load and
hnd bulwnrks stoYe.
The Savannah News Herald, OF tho 1ith inat says:
MhtanEas Saturday tho 9th inst reports that three
hours aiter leaving that port heavy gale from tho BE
sprans up which lasted fifteen hours Passed carysioo
Light on Mondly night, ut ono O'Clock Oh Tuesday,
whiIe OF Momory Rocx struck squau from tho SE, IN
which shc split her jib and innnsa boat and
tho vessel oadly. After hours hard work
oy succeeded In stopping tho leak Tho balance Of tho
passage they erpeneneed heavy NV gallo
Captain ORccfe repOr that no lc the bark hnry Fox
Captain Rose in Mntanzas. Sho was sall about tho
9Th for Portland, and wlshea to DO reported
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per South CaroIi1GE Rafirors5.

consisnesst per South CaroIinas kaiiroiss, !,
May 10. s""" '<lI.I :ai'
~ bales Cottpp, bales ldze IA bsgs Rough RIce co
Oa a6 Eesin, 2a bSa Crude and II bs Spirit. Tupcn.
etL = WeliinE II Redsers & Co. W Lobby, q JefYers
{, 20 y x ,Wt,lams 81 @ w GlAIH Co. Agent
bon, B Sloan. N Averrn Bon, j wins Co.
consisness per nofthsastern Railroaa. or
Il. IH-'g,g &; May II. fa'l ls,t 81. :.
167 baies Cotton. an bbas AasN ssrcs car, sto!
car Lumber. bag, Poaa. Ad1o, do. TO drasaer. Ia
Smith 4 90. Williams Co Hendkil Dockary Morf1
az, Iairehiid Hamiin. Jihs; . 1irSp.tlicl.
scresen HIsbet. stols Webb Co Klinck WIctsuberS
Ordes' - Ent.syN. Ds.uss Iybi {, p. y r:glfs
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F. CHASTELLAR'Sa o|.r..s
..5LIQ vi d
> s.T, :, EN E!L, -..l.. . \. Il

For Improving and ID beaudtyi1la i tho odmp,e,ton.
The most valuable and perfect prepaI aon In use for
giving tho a6n beautiful paartie tint that is only
found IN youth. It quickly Tsn Pfecilea PIN.
PIES Rotnhes. Moth Patches, Ballowness. iErupHonS
The GAin whitS and elear nlabasteT. Is uae
cAnnot DO detected by thu closoai acrutny ind being
vegetable ;ta pocctiy harmless It ia Tho
ony stsie or the kind used b. ths Freneh and Is
stderod By the Parhisn Indispensable perfect
toilet Upwards Of $1,000 bottles wero sold dur6s mo
past year, bn1cient guarantee of It's efficacy. Price
only 7s eents Sent BY mail postpaid on reeelptof
cs 'Sg AxRaEhIsHUrrs co.. chsui.s 1niiy,ti'' ~
2s6 River st., Troy, II. z. e''
Alroh 10. 20 III sg...fh cdfr.o
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I,o Chnr,cston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.(
CHARLESTON. "Wednesday Evening, BIny Is. 1867. !
some sae in tho morning at rIn and full priccsi
but tho market afterwards advanced In instances
about lc PCT b In consequence OF improving prices al
Liverpool The transactions wetc 2lo balcssay "a
at 2l; Sat 90; 10 at 2 at 90; ca at 2S; 80
nt 20; 10 at 2G1i; Il at q, and at 2sc wo quote:
Low MiddlnS. Observation-Disclosures .21 @25H
hfidllinu on Eao7
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II Par etoarssy Emilio. frnrf Georgetown GAO.
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An English paper says TINT tho best cashlnere
shawls, the long shawls with plnin ground, orim-
never cost loss thhn f1s5 pair, and arc sold
ningly; The no1t kind, or square shawls much
more frelnonty imported into Europe, arc oither
being tho moro orginnl-and they cost from ESQ to
f6o in the Punaub without freight, or interest or
mend to tho attention OF women who think thoy
can buy tho best cashmere at f15 or. 600 q shawl
What they do buy is either an imitation whioh yna
never IN India Mt all, or Dolhi shawl, very good
in it, way, but no moro approaching cashmere
shawl In beauty than durability A man might lie
on heather In blacl cashmere for twenty Years.
Hhile eYerY Imitation WhatsoeYer will die ont
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-16

Tho Lonisvillo Journal says: Among The odd
specimens ofhumahity that como before the Police
!. Court thore, WAS ono very singular cnso on yos-
terday morning. woman namod RosE B1Rbkn
was presented charged with drunkenness and
diSordorly conduct. This woman has had ainngsu7
lar history. During the late var she. served as q
private In tho Confederate army and took part In
several battles, always serving with credit. she
is . woman Of moro than ordinary, Intelligence,
and shows that she has been well educated. sho
does not bear tho marks OF lewd woman, nor is
her conduct, when sober, ct all incorrect. she is.
o ahard-working woman, bpt has an appetite for IL
qnor and frequently gots drunk. Jnd.s.e .ue.is
book her own bond for thirty days. and lot her Co.,
Z sfAdamo RAnErA-RoaAis Is TO sing In thgi choir OF
OF gts Georges church, Or. TTSos) at salary Of
three thousand year.i b It's something to be abio
10 Worship With frst-class artists, isn1it7 .,;,i