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@ BEAUFORT, s. G., 2STH MARCH, 1867
By special invitation the Rev. JOHN Coz of tile seond
African Baptist Church. and the Rev. W. J. CA11PBE1l
of The First African Baptist Church. both Of Savannah
Ga on the 17h instant visited this place for the purpose
Of regularly and formally organizing the First African
Baptist Church here-for fifteen months past under the
pastoral care Of the Rev. ARTHUR WADDEIL The SER
vices were commenced by the Rev. ". j. CAMPBELL
reading the 6sh Psalm, and preaching an impressive
sesmon from st. Mathews Gospel chap 1s verse; after
which the church was caed to order for business Rev.
W. J. CAMPBE11: chosen Moderator. The minutes of
previous meengs ~ I'D in reference to the calling
of the Rev. ARTHUR WAo ELL pastor Of the church
and also the covenant cons Gution and bylaws Of the
church read and unanimously approved The mum.
Der Of members received by expolence and baptized by
the present pastor two hundred and three which was
unanimously acknowledged to be correct The modera
tor made eloquent address to the church their
ablshment regularly organized body. The meeting
then adjourned until the afternoon, when they would Or
dan four deacons The Rev. JOHN Cox preached the
inaHon Sermon and then followed the solemn duties OF
the ordination. Everything done In perfect order,
and to the satisfaction Of the church After the do1ocgy
and benedicichon the meeting dismissed with great re-
joicing. The church now consists Of seven hundred
members g. April
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TIE LATE DR.. PH1LL1ps.-A CORES.
pondent of the North Carolina Presbyteri.
an (whom we take to be the distinguished
head Of the University furnishes that pa
per an interesting memoir of the late lament
ed Prof. Phillips. Among other things, the
writer says:
"Without entering further into the de-
lineation of his character, which will re-
ceive more elaborate survey than I have
at present time or disposition to make, I
may mention that among numerous testi-
monials to the value and efficiency of his
method of instruction in his own depart
ment of science, was letter from Lieut..
Maury, while at the head Of the National
Observatory. He had successfully two of
DR.. Phillips pupils as assistants, and ap-
piled to secure third as instructor for his
own children, stating that he desired them
to have the benefit Of the same training
which rendered his assistants such ready
and accurate mathematicians.''
The two pupils referred to in the forego-
ing extract were Gen. J: Johnston Petit
grew, perhaps the most remarkable mathe-
matical genius the University has ever
turned out, and Captain A. W. Lawrence,
Of this city, also a gentlemen Of the finest
requirements in that department of science.
Raleigh. Sentinel, Apriz 1.
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FAMILY QUAnRELs.-Mr. Summers
organ-the Commonwealth newspapers
severe in its own family. Senator Wilson
gets box on his ears after this fashion
"Our large-hearted friend, Senator Wilson,
is at present iu the loving mood of open
arms and free grace for the Southern States.
fIe wants 20 moro conditions" Again
s'There is very little enthusiasm in this
region for the Republican party of Con-
necticut." Once more-"Mr. Bingham, of
Ohio, seems possessed with the devils OF
ambition and jealousy beyond any other
member Of Congress" But worst Of all is
the objectionable insinuation Of the In
feriority Of negroes in speaking of Mr.. j.
Madison Bell as can able man for colored
person. Boston Post.
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% BEAUTIF UL HAIR.-CHEVALERS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair tc
Its original color and youthful beauty; mpurts life and
strength to the weakest har; stops its falling out at
once keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled as hal.
dressing. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, NJ. D.
D1WIE NOISE,
No. 15l Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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Three Charles Smiths were recently
united in matrimony to three Misses
Smiths at the same residence in Ken
tucky town.
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~ PIE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
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Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers and create impedimenta to MARRIAGE,
with sure Of relief sent in sealed letter en-.
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January Is 3mo
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as- NOTICE TO MARNERs.-CA A P AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing TO- anchor their vesses In Ashlsy
River, are requested not to do 80 anywhere wp direct
range Of the heads Of. the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARYEs, on The Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the ashley River by which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Gable will be avoided.
.. @. TURNER, q. M.
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February 9, 1856
February
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. ~ ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL RU.
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. aoUGLEMANN formerly employed b.
Ro1ssoHNrAu. Of Farsl, No, SOY sroadwsy, New York
April IA 4 s.1yr
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s John Minor Bolts was badly snuhbed in
Richmond: by Gen. Scho6eld.
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= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFTCF

oar CHIEF QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NO. AND SO. Ca
CHARLESTON, so. Ca, April Sd, 1887-Sealed propos.
ais will be received at this office until 10 o'clock H., on
the 10Th inst, at which time they will be opened. for
trarspozts.a - Cit 1IL THE STORES
for which tho Quartermasters Department may bo re-
quired to furnish transportation The contract to
main in force for six months ensuing May 1st 1857.
Bidders will state the price per load for which they
will furnish transportation. The average daily number
of loads hauled IN the Inst month has been hundred
Eids deemed unreasonable will be rejected Proposals
must be addressed to the undersigned and endorsed
Proposals Tor furnishing Transportation"
r. o. TYLER,
Breyt Maj. Genl, Deputy Or M'r Genl
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baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, April AZ Cotton quiet; Middling
Uplands 20. Coffee firm. Flour firm /; Extra s12s
a1sa Howard street s14a145s Wheat steady. Corn
active adyanced &c.; 81 19a1 Is Yellow 81 12a1 III
Mixed 81 09a1 70. Oats advanced 1a2c.; quoted at
7oa71. Provisions firm and active. Mess Pork
s24; Bulk Shoulders 81; Sides Ill Bacon steady !;
Shoulders 10sa10S Ribbed Sides 103.
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FIRE LOAN. 4,.. =.
MAYoRALTY OF CHARLESTON, |

C1TY bali, November 9, 1855
IL PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING 1N TaE
n Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF tie Ity, un-
der can Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the City Council of Charleston to proceel m the ns
ter Of Fire Loan with view TO aid In building up the
City anew are hereby notified that the form of appa
cation for loans can be obined at the Office ct the Crk
OF Council, between the hours OF A ID. and Z: H.
office. as the Committee viii meet every Monday tenp'
sdsr aS oneeS one saao of the Mayor ". q. SMITH
Novemberl0 ClerK q ooaHcl'
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.al8i;;WE, ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING, Esq, as candidate tor Sheriff OF
Charleston tJudicia District, 1T the next election.
September 1G
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The Wheeling, West Virginia, Register
is advertised for sale.
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@ BATOHELOR's HAIR DYE.-TH1s
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dyc-harnalcss, reliable, instan
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Ba
Dyes Invgorates the hair leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William d. Batehelor. All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by oil
Druggists and Perfumere. Factory, No. 81 Bsrcley
street, New York.
ss- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
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81 Persons depoatng letters in the Postofnea VIII
ner of the envelope and they viii also peese
ber that without the stamp letter cannot be naed but
must be sent to the Dead Letter Once.
Anrf1 s - = -. --t-3't-: t.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 4.-Flour firm, but the de-
mand Light; quotations unchanged and excited.
Whiskey, no sales; held at 26@263. Provisions
dull and noml,,A to holders. Mess Pork $22 25g
s23 90.
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Cough was offered s62,400 to 60 over to
England and lect~.. once week for a
year.
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Theadead dogs of Chicago are menufac
tured into peudrettes
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The invention of the false chest is attri-
buted to a Boston lady, residing in Paris
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, April 4.-Flour closed advancing;
superfne 50 75@10 25. Corn in the ear 6S; sheled
78@so. Mess Pork s22 60. Bacon Shoulders %:
CLEAR Sides l2a@12a. Lard s12s.
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FOR RLIVERPOOL.-THE BRITISH
BIN bark NORTON, Captain Isaac @. Enslow, hav.
H7&Ying a por ion Of her cargo engaged, will meet
with dispatch. For Freight engagements ap-
ply to RAVENEL co.
March %
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LONDON, April 4-Evening 81. Bonds
Isl.
LIVERPOOL, April --Evenng-Cotton closed
dull and heavy. Midding Uplands, l2Sd; Orleans
1Sd Sales 5000.
LONDON April -Evening.-The annual budget
presented balance in the Exchequer of f2 500 0O0
RREsr, April 4.-The Vile de Paris has arrived
QUEENSTOWN, April 4.-The, CITY Of CbrA
touched here.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, April 4NThe CAa1ERoN-STEvENs
feud is deepening. CAMERON favors the confrma-
ton Of Democrats, but gives preference to
STEVENS friends. STEVENS is represented as furi-
Gus. It is probables thst. the Rrssian Treaty will
be postponed until the next session. /. Is.
The Presidents participation in the efforts to
bring reconstruction before the Supreme Court,
with view Of enjoining the District Commanders
is authortatively denied. The whole story is re-
garded as speculative. 49,
The majority. for: Gov. ENaIlsH in Connecticut,
was 979 L,- e,si s;s j.! ~ - e '=s' t ES.-&-
It is stated that the Attorney General has ad-
vised the Presidant that General SERBIAN exceed
ed his powers in removing the Louisiana Provi-
sional officers. -: ff-..ts.y fa,fff,, $50
Ths Radicals claim the I'd and 9Th SECTIONS as
coEferring the questioned power
General SHERIDAN writes that afaithfnl enforce
ment Of the law will neoessiate further removals.
The Senate did nothing in open session to-day.
An official letter received at the Navy Depart
mept, from the steamer Jamesto,on; dated Panama,
March a, states that twenty three cases Of yellow
fever had occurred, fifteen Of which had been
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So. . SHIPPING.
FOR BALTIMORE,
THE FAvoRITE STEAMSHIP
E a T. G. Q m

THE FAvoRTTE STEAMSHIP
E a T. @ Q N
E. G. REED COMMANDER,
WILL SAIL FOR THE ABOVE PORT, FIsOM PIER
W. No. !, Union Wharves, This afternoon 6th Inst.
at ~ o'clock.
For Freight or Passage. having roomy cabin accommo
coURTENAY s. TRENHOLM, Agents,
April s 8 Union Wharyes
NEW YORK. AND CHARLEsToN STEAM
SHIP LINE.
COMPOSED OF THE ELEGANT sIDEwHEEL STEAM.
sHIps MANHATTAN AND CHAMPION.
FOB NEW YORK.
@Ns.ran, TIE NEW AND POPULAR STEAM
NkaaStfaagg ag SHIP !"AIANHATTAN." cHAs. COLLINS,
LzTE3ll3XfN commander, will leave Brown 4 Co. e
s: ssss4e- South Wharf on Sunday, the 7th inst
at O'Clock A. NJ.
IE The Ships of this Line injuries FTRsTcIAss. Z.
~ The Ships ef this Line have ELEGANT CABIN
ACCOMMODATIONS. =. '
HF The MANHATTAN is; the only sidewheel Steam.
ship leaving this week.
For Freight OF Passage apply to ,,,,,,,,,, -
5..st STREET BROTHERS IL Co.,
April No. 74 East Bay.
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REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE

~ ONEfOF THE FAvORITE AND ELEr
HE2s@s3ST CANT STEAMEHIPS-
L/M1ESYE3Te onAKER CRY. sARAGOssA,
s-!!sSg4g- rs44Asss4!g - GRANADA,
VIII leave Adger's South Wharf every Saturday.
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S HIP P N G /.

FUR LIVERPOOL.--THE BRIT
BIN 1sH ship sEDBERGH his most Of her cargo
[E&E&9 ready. For freight Of 200 bales cotton ap.
Se9e!A6ply to c. LOWNDES l. CO.,
April No. 10 Broad street
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LONDON, April -Noon.-Fnances are un
changed.
LIVERPOOL, April 4-Noon-Cotton very dull
prices tend downward. Sales estimated at 1000
Midding Uplands, 12id.; Orleans 1sad. Bread.
stufs quiet. Corn somewhat hrmer and slightly
advanced Common Rosin, 8s. 3D.; fine, 16s. Tur-
pentine, 37s Sd. Lard advanced Sd.
LIVERPOOL, April "A P. M.-since noon Cotton
has declined I'd. Middling Uplands, 125d. Other
articles unchanged
LONDON, April 4-Eyening.-Consols 81. Bonds
Isl.
LIVERPOOL, April 4-Evening.-Cotton closed
dull and heavy. Mddling Uplands, 12Sd; Orleans,
19d Sales 5000.
LONDON, April -Evening..-The annual budget
presented balance in the Exchequer Of e. 5o0 0O0
BREsr, April 4.-The Vile de Paris has arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, April 4.-yhe CITY Of Cork
touched here
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FOR HAvRE DIRECT. - THE
Nh FIRST-OLASS AMERICAN CLIPPER PACKET
EENTSY Schooner ROBERT CALDWELL, John McCor-
-3G@Ssn mack Master, wants 800 bales Cotton to I'LL
up and sail with quick dispatch For engagements Rp
ply 10 WILLIAM hoACd.
Anril 5
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FOB NEW YORK.

FARE REDUCED-CABN PASSAGE TEN
!. .i-s77s9 sr'f' DOLLARS.
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Fur L1VERPOOL.-THE FINE
&1&NFast Sailing Coppered Packet Ship MARY OG-
Q&1EYDEN, W. E. Godfrey Master, Is now ready to
RE@3sreccive cargo.
Tor freight engagements, apply to
w. B. SMITH & CO.,
March q Napter's Range.
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Ristori will re-appear soon at the French
theatre, remain here for couple of weeks,
and then go on to Paris. Nine-tenths Of
the acters and actresses who can afford it,
are going over the water this summer to visit
the great French capital and see the Expo
sition. MOULTRIE.
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= CCaattRvolic Catv clergymen in Ireland excommu
nicate Fenians. - -, + - 80 ;.s...-
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FIJI: sl.iis;sso.o4
...t-: J. q, LOPEZ, Cashier.
STATE or SOUTH CARoLniA,l ~ ia;E ~
City Of Charleston.
Sworn to before mo this fourth day Of April. 1857.
-, E-f-yaT,=s - =. JuHN F. ROBEBT6r q.
april s -5i Il = i. Notary Public. /
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Charleston and Savannah Steam
.,3 Packet Line.
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.

Steamer PILOT BOY Captain ". T. McNxLTY.
Steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. >. Captain J. Z. RlcHARDsoN
Steamer FANNIE - &C; Captain I 9 RH g. YMGENT' Tsg1 1T
and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Wednes-
day, FFiday and Saturday MORNINGS at q o'clock
The PILOT BOX leaves Charleston every Friday, aud
Savannah every Saturday. W ~ - -. 80
,The ELIZA HANCOX leayes Charleston every Wednes-
day and Saturday and savsnnah every Monday and En-
day. .t,.i;..4 r-yiTt'fEt - -Lt5,
The FANNIE leaves Charleston every Monday, and
Savannah every Wednesday touching at Blufton going
and returning. .fz=
Freight received daily and Ltored free OF charge
Ftght to all points except Savannah must be Prepaid
No Freight received after sunset
For Freight or Passage, apply to -
FERGUSON h HOLMES, Agents,
Charleston, s. O.
CLAaHoRN & CUNNINGHAM, Agents,
Savannah, Ga.
N B-The Steamers OF this Line connect at Charleston
with Northeastern and South Carolina Eairoads ana as
Savannah With Central and Albany and Gulf and
R1cr.3a etnarnar4 MATCH -
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So FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLESTON ON.
THE MORNING OF THE. FIRST MONDAY OF
APRIL. 1897 - s=..'- = :....=.i -st-
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Calture Of Counterfeiters.

RocHEsrsR, N. Z, April 4.--The detectives have
made:a raid upon the counterfeiters. Thirty
prisoners were brought in yesterday and lodged in
Jail. The prisoners we're mostly from the western
part of the State..a sis 81 t5.:... u : "a 81.
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sS TIE YOUNG AMERICA sTRAM; FIRE
COMPANY return thstrr thanks 70 MI SHAW and Mr..
OrDEBEoK Of the Victoria Hotel for refreshments fur
niGhed at late fire on King street. morning OF 4ta Of
April ~; WIN. W. HABIT,
April s j. Secretary 7. A. s. F. E. Company
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~OA~N~A3
Are friends and mutual .abiders in a trust
that the country will ultimately see the
propriety of bestowing handsome political
conferment upon gentlemen exhibiting
shre~d executive ability, as now exhibited
in the performance of their respective func'
tions. By a recent Act Of Congress, rela.
ting to the dispensatlon of government ad.
vertising, the Clerk Of the House will have
the body and soul Of at least one newspaper
to each Congressional District thoroughly
under his thumb, in consideration Of the
patronage he affords its columns
McPherson's fortunes follow his supe
rior's by tacit consent, and Mr.. Colfax apes
the Vice Presidency. If not too much o.
bore, let me suggest that in the Radica
Convention Of 1868 the leading candidate;
for the Presidency will find themselves
meeting with the profer, at every turn; o
Schuyler Colfax and the newspaper interes
for a rame and power upon the seconc
place Of the electoral ticket
VIDEX.