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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-06
Valleg Uirginian,
j. J. Il H. S GSSHHR H. Editors rroprletors.
Wednesday Morning, M arch 6, 1857


| The sVirginian will be mailed to subscribers at
THREE DOLLARS per annllln
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rates OF one dollar per square, Of lines less for
the first insertion, and seyentyfve cents for each
suhsequen, insertion
Communications, or notices ola personal or private
character calculated to promote any private en-
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ments
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Correspondents viii address
VALLEY vIEGINIAN."
The Valley yirgnian'' having a larger Circu-
lation, in Staanton and vicinity, than any paper
published here; RS well as large and increasing
Circulation throughout the Valley, offers unsur.
passed Inducements to advertisers.
The debt of Atlanta, Georgia, is SIG for
each inhabitant.
Harwich, Mass. sold S., or worth of Gran
berries last year.
Lynn, Mass, has been exporting shoes to
England since 1851
Forty nine liquor dealers were arrested in
Boston last week.
The Maryland Radical Convention will meet
in Baltimore on the 9th
Melthomania is the new name for constitu-
tional and chronic drunkenness
The Connecticut Millerites are getting
ready to ascend in June next
Flour sold for six dollars a barrel in San
Francisco on New Years day.
The present population Of Montgomery,
Ala. is estimated at nearly 5000.
The Mobile Tribune styles Garibaldi 'the
Beast Butler Of the Italian Liberal party"
Buffalo meat is plentiful in Denver, Col
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The '.ralIey Virginian'' having larger Circu.
lation, in Staanton and vicinity, than any paper
published here; as well as large and increasing
Circulation throughout the Valley, offers unsur.
passed Inducements to advertisers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-06

Melthomania is the new name for constitu-
tional and chronic drunkenness.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-06

Boston, Massachusetts,, aud london England
Continue to collect and recover unreclaim-
ed property, money, debts, Sc, in
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Feb 6-tf
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PAPER PANTALErTs.- the new
devices Of the day are paper pantaletts tor
ladies'. A company has been organized at
Mechanics Falls, Me-, to manufacture Der
ders to ladies' drawers and childrens pan
taletts-an ornamental appearance to be
but tened to the garment which may be
readily replaced when soiled.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-06

At Fourth Of July celebration in Mar
ion county, Iliiaois, young lady offered
the following toast
The young men of America-tssi'' arms
our support our arms their reward, Esl
in-men. fall in,
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MAC.
Penning &Co.'s coach factory, Baltimore
was burned on Tuesday night. The loss is
$4,000
A clergyman in Bath, Maine, got thirty
eight cents for Marrying two Mainacs q few
days since.
The U. S. troops.at Fort Dodge are throw
Indians.
John C. Calhoun's old homestead, in South
Carolina, is to be sold at auction On the 4th Of
March next.
4 portion of Helena, Arkansas, has just
been swept away by another inroad Of the
Mississippi.
Travelling on the Mississippi is about as
safe as running blacksmith shop in a pow
der magazine.
large deputation of Sioux Indians, in
full Indian costume, visited the Capitol in
W oH hoHudy.
Mrs. Lutz was married at Circ1eville, Ohio
lately, her own daughter and granddaughter
acting as bridesmaids.
A man in Napoleon Ark, said. he would
drink gallon of rum in one day or die. III
drank and died.
During the cold weather in Paris the En-
pcror opened half dozen economical restau.
rants for the poor people.
The Fenian Colonel Lynch is fireman in
the foundry Of the Kingston penitcntiary, anc
Rev. Mr.. Mchahon is puddler.
The Roman Catholics in England have l, 41E
priests, 1,014 chapels, GO male communities
2O4 converts and II colleges.
An unusually large wheat crop has beer
sown in the vicinity Of Rome, Ca, and il
promises very well.
Spring has began at Macon, Ga, the buds
beginning to open, and the thermometer rang
ing between go and 70 degrees.
The population of Alabama has increased
5000 during the last six years, the colore(
element falling off SCI souls
A dwelling house was demolished and {
child killed by an explosion Of gas in ALE
ghany City, Penn, a few days since.
A three ycar.old boy fell from a third story
widow, in New York, last Friday and es
capped with slight scratch on his forehead
Leonard Huyck, late President of the Mer
chants National Bank Of Washington, ha
been released from confinement on 5,00(
bail.
The bill substantially abolishing the usur,
| laws passed the Senate Of Massachusetts, abou
| week ago, and will become law on the Is
of July.
The mud in the streets Of Louisville, &C
cording to paper Of that city, is not quit
four feet deep.
Pshaw that's nothing, the mud here
deep enough to float gunboat.- PaHcy VII
ginian.
| To TELL THE NUMBER THAT ANY PERso
THINKS oF.-Bid the person double the mum
Der he has fixed on his mind, multiplying tn
sum of them by five, and give you the produc
i 1 L r.
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DEATH OF NATHANIEL P. WILL1s.-Nathanicl ?
Willis died at his residence at Idlewild last even
an invalid, and for months was confined to Idle
wild He vas recently stricken by paralysis, aud
from the results Of this he probably died. m; M
Willis was born in Portland, Me-, on January 2oth,
1907 and had conse9 9uenty just completed his So5h
at Andover College some scientific sketches; and
his finest poetical works partook Of scriptural
character. Ho was editor of the old New York
Mirror, conducted for :es:s with General George
P. Morris, and latterly Of the Home Journal. Mr.
Willis also wrote several plays, but they are not
now performed, though once popular.
N. T. Epeniag Express; January q.
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mess 500 50a2O 62A; old mess s19 57a19 50. Lart
steady-bbls. 12a13tc. Whiskey nominal. Peas
| nominal. Cotton quiet but firmer at SIC for Mid
ding Upland. Freights firm.
Gold 1345. Exchange, GO days. 81; sight, 9i 5-20's
Of 49, coupons, l07 OF '64 1053a1O53 Of Co. 105da
1867. 104Os regular, 99aa99}. 1905 first SERIES
10isa1044: second do, 104sa104l Virginia Skies, sc
a51 Missouri Skies 90.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton firm and less active; sales 1000 bales;
Upands Sic. Flour reduced 10a20c; Southern
S11.75a16.50. Wheat dull, and 2a3c lower Corn
dull, 1a2c. lower; Mixed Western ST. 1Saa1.15 Beef
steady. Pork Quiot and heavy Lard heavy
Whiskey nominal. Turpentine G5aG7c. Rosin sla
9. Froights to Liverpool firm; Cotton ia5-16d. per
sail. Receipts Of Cotton for the week were 81 900
bales sales do. 10,500. Exports 97G0 bales. Stock
in hand and on shipboard, not cleared, l97, ,00O
Receipts at all the ports, as made up here, $685.
600, against l ,os5, 900 this time last year.
at the last Board 5-20's of '62 we're quoted at
l07; OF 'G4, 1853; of Is, 1O55; New Issue, 1o4}.
Gold 1916. Money per cent. StocKs steady, with
improvement.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-Flour and grain un-
changed and steadE Provisions firm but ull-
changed; new Pork $40 25a20 SO. Clear Bacon
Shoulders in demand at 13c. Packed Shoulders
dull. Groceries firm and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, January 29.-Cotton firm; Middllng
Uplands 34c. Cofee-stock of Rio light; prices
from 17a18tc. Breadstuffs dull, and nominally IN
changed Corn dull; white dull, and at 1a5c.
lower; yellow 95a97c. Clover Seed 9Bal0c. Pro-
visions quiet and firm; Mess Pork s22.
LOUISVILLE, January 29.-Sales to-day 81 hhds
Tobacco Mt 50 75a16 So. Superfine Flour $40.
&c. Oats in bulk Csc Mess Pork $21 90. Bacon
Shoulders s11 so; Clear Sides s13 "; Hams 16c.
Lard, prime tierces, s12 ~. Bulk Shoulders IS 72.
Raw Whiskey So 20.
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SARATOGA
''EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

TUE WATER OF TH1s SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
l. be unequalled by that Of any other In the faramed
galley Of Saratoga It's virtues such as have secured
1T the high encomius Of all who hsve used It, possess
Ing 1t does In eminent degree, catharc. diuresc,
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, II. D., Professor
Practice Of Physic Jefferson Medical College, phila
delph1a, formerly Of Charleston, 8. c.
PHILADELPHIA. November II, 1885,
have been for year or more past In the habit OF
nkng the water Of the Excelsior Spring Of saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid LIE
to the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon then-tor much OF the comfort enjoy, am sats
hsd that the Excelsior Water is we'll adanted IS any
other among thea if not more 80, 10 TIE p,;oses for
which they are generally employed Il isls s11 eable
strongly impregnnted with the carbonic acid.
sparkling can heartily and conscieatoualy
recommend it to all who need gen16 eathar:ie aud
durehc SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ u.
The Water Is put up In Pint and Quart bottles ard
packed in good order for slppmg Pnts N ooae. e..
four dozen eaoh and Quarts in boxes Of two dozen n
AL orders addressed to a, r. LAWRENCE CO., sara sara
toga Sprngs N. Y, No. ~ Warren street Now 1osA
City will be promptly attended to. Sold also ny nfst'
class Druggists and Hotels. emo Janoary Y
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Resoloea, By tho Legislature Of West Virginia,
That our Senators in Congress be hereby instruct
ed, and our Representatives requested, to take
such measures BY law as will prevont the manu-
factrre, sale, circulation, and exhibition OF the
pictures of General Robert E. Lee Colonel 1hom-
as J. jackson (deceased) J, and all other military
and civil officers of thA late pretended Govern,
mont Of which Jefferson Davis was chief; and
that Andr NJ Johnson, the my. policy" dictator.
be, and he is hereby reques cd not to have any
more Of his pictures taken, and that he be further
requested to take measures to secure and destcy
all such pictures as above referred to-.
Mr.. Bdre1nnn moved to lay the resolution on me
table. The question was taken, and it being diff
cult for the Speaker todecide, q rising vote was
determined upon Before thc vote could be taken
some friends conveyed to Mr.. Mann the fact that
he was making ridiculous ass Of himself. and he
Withdrew his s.loyal' resolution.
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BAD News FROM AN AFRICAN NExpLoRER.-Lettcrs
have beon eGoea n IRON m eo.
tone -Four or five of tho natives of India who ac-
companied tho Doctor, as part Of hiB escort had
returned from the interior emaciatcd and fever
stricken. These report that the expedition had
proceeded ms far as NIataka, q populous town OF
down Under sickness and heavy BURDEN all the
animal, takon by DR.. Livingstone from India hav-
ing died Noletter had been received ut Zanzibar
from the Doctor, but one was daily expected BY
the hands of some Arab traders travelling from
the lake districts down to the coast.
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

DARLOW, THE OLD OPERATOR HAS THOROUGH
ID LY renovated aud fitted up tho Old Star Gallery,
and is prepared 10 take all kinds OF PORTRAITS lie Is
thankful lor past patronage further socits shs.e Of
the trade has also Photographs Of Confederate Cell
erals Ordinance OF Secession Views OF City, Sumter and
other Fortiations, wholesale aid retail, nj ;. T. rO1
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Clarles!un, G..
N. B.-Porccaln Portraits aud Piclu Il arg on
short notice and in best OF STYLE Rove nUt /
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The Federal gunboat Tuhoma is at Vera Cruz.
Marine Intelligence.

New. YORK. January 29.-Arrived, the sgragossa
and the Delaware, from Charleston.
|BA1TDoRE, january 29.-The steamship Liber-
ty. from Havana January %, arrived here with a
Mil cargo and about sixty passengers. She had 10
cue he's way up the river through tho ice from 20
to g inches thick. She spoke the steamship
Teaser off Sombrero Key and the steamship San
tiago de Cuba off Cape Florida
The steamships Sea Gull. from Charleston, and
North Point, from Savannah have arrived at their
wharyes.
FosTREss MONROE, January 29.-The pilot boat
MARYLAND, having on board part of the cargo OF
the bark Delaware, went ashore Mt Cape Henry.
The bark is full of water, and the remainder Of
the cargo is
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Southern Relief.

NEW YORK, January .29.-There was meeting
Of the Executive Committee of the Southern Re-
lief Commission to-day at the Merchants Bank,
VIM. Vermilye acting as temporary chairman:
The Committee organized, elcctlng Mr.. trchibald
Russell permanent chairman. They then pro-
ceeded to transact the necessary business of the
Commission.
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GTMESSRs. FREEMAN g. PUNDT HAVING
executed to Deed Of Assignment for the benefit Ct
their creditors meeting Of the same is respectfully
qucsted at my Office No 10 Broastreet, on Thursday
1s February at o'clock P. NJ, to appoirt Agent to
act with the undersigned. PHILIP II. KEGI.ER. =
Junuary p
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BRILLIANT SrAEEsMANsH1p.-In the Legislature
Of West Virginia (so-caned), last Saturday, MIR.
MANN, of Greonbrier, submitted the following
joint resolution We quote from the Wheeling
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RHooLLEcT1oNs OF Henry WATKINS ALLEN, Brigadier-
General in the Confederate States Army Ex-Governor
lished by NJ. Doolady; New Orleans, James A. Grtsh.
For sale by Mr. S. @: Courtenay, Charleston.
The authoress, in her Preface, gives the follow
ing as her reason fos writing and publishing tho
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EIARRTED.

On Monday evening. January 21Gt inst, BY the Rev.
W. 8. BOWMAN, SAMUEL q. WILSON to Miss ANNIE
e. eldest daughter Of the late THOMAS LANew1TH, Esq.,,
all of this CITY. ~
On Thursday evening. oath inst, by the Rev. W. s.
BOWMAN, JOSEPH GlDlERE and ANNIE T., second
dEughter of DASI- g. WAYNE all of this city
On the morning Of the 24th nst at Grace Church. bv
the Rev. G. G. PTNcKNEY, WILLIAM q. PORTER to
LIZZIE TO0MER. eldest daughter of DAVID JENNINGS
Esq, all Of this city.
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aFCOLGATE's HONEY SOAP.-THIs CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand, Is
made from the choicest materials ts mild and cmo,-
lint in its nature. frngrantly scented, and e1-
tremely beneficial iu its action upon tho skin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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a# SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECE1V-
ED till - O'clock noon, February 9th, 1867 for BUILD
ING SCHOOL HOUSE on the Rushland Plantation, on
Johns Island Plans and Specifications can be seen at
tho Office Of Brevet 1T. Col JAMES P. Low, A. Q. M,
No 5southern Wharf.
Proposals. nust be accompanied by tho names of re-
sponsibe persons who will become surehes for faithful
completion Of contract and addressed to the undersgn.
ed. marhed Proposals for Building School House."
Tho right is reserved to object all proposals if not sat
isfactory.
BY order Of Msjor:Gcnern R. Z. scorT, Asst Commits
sioner. JAMES p LOW,
Brevet 1t Col. and A. Q. NJ,
Chief Rex, and Dist. Off, South Carolina
January 20
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Charleston. 8. G., June 27, 1860

ss- 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. nnd create inlpedlments to MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief sont in scaled letter en-
velopos, FREQ Of charge. Address Dr.. J. sK1LL1N
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 15 3no
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@sURVEYOR'S OFFICE-PORT OF
CHARLEsToN-JANUARY %, 1es7-ownors and mas.
ters of sloops and Boats under Five N Tons who have
taken out Certificates of since July sOh
1866 are hereby notified to return Baid Certificates to
this Office and receive round Of admeasprement fees
CECIL G. NEIL,
January 20 Surveyor Of the Port
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Domestic Markets.

new Yonz, January 2e.-,Flour dull an; norni-
,,1ir" easier. Wheat dull and nominaly 1a2c
ioEsr. Corn dull and 1c. lower. Pork dull; new
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eU-AW!iY WITH spEcTAcL L1E::ss.--oLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF ten CENTS Address
f. B. FOOIE, NJ. r., No. li30 Broadway, New York.
Norn11 1,la.rn
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

( @-NOTICE OF E1ECUTRIX.- PARTIES
having demands against the Eatate Of tho late Dr.
GRAVES viii present the properly attssted; and those
indebted will make payment to j. B. LANCE, South
Carolina Railroad Office, John street.
P. a. LANCE, Qualified Executrix.
January 80 ua
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a@ BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best iu tho world The
only true and persc. pye-harmess. reliable. instan
tancous No disappointment No ridiculous Hnts.
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Bas
Dyes 1nsoratos the hair leaving It soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed Fan, Il. Bdichetor All others
are mere limitations and should DO avoided Sold b5 all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcey
street, Now York.
# BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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january 80

20 NOTICE.-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST TEE
French bark MAzATLAN, q. FAunE master, must be
presented at Office No. 1875 East Bay, before
This Day. the 90th inst. by o'clock P. NJ, otherwise
they will be debarred payment. TripIcate Bills re-
quired j. A. ENsLOW 8; CO.,
January 80 2 ConsigneeB.
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From Mexico.

New YoRK, January 29.-Mexican advicas, by
way Of New Orleans, dateo at Vera Cruz, on the
24h inst, state that tie French newspaper in the
City Of Mexico says that the Mexican authorities
at Mazatlan have executed Carman, the United
States Consul at that place 2)--upon which the U.
8. gunboat lying near at hand had bon1barded the
town for eight hours.
NEW ORLEANS, January 29.-Vera Cruz dates to
the Esd say that the French frigate Rocan depart
co was to be completely evacuated BY the 28th.
Bazaine has ordered transportation for 1000 troops
per day, and has announced that those who wish
to return to France should have transportation
free.
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a8- TO SEA ISLAND PLANTERS AND FAC
TORs.-The subscriber viii gin toll a cotton Gent
to "BEcKETT's Plantation" Stono River, and then
forward by steamers that pass several times week to
Charleston. Price cents pound. Refer to ROPER l.
sroNEY THE0. A. BECKETT,
January 81 mwfBr Johns Island.
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GIVE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judcial) District ut tho next election.
Sontrnr],ar
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sr GILL1sONV1LLE, s. C., JANUARY 7qH,
1867.-On Monday the 4th Of March naxt the Commits
soners Of Public Buildings will receive proposals with
plans and spocAcaons for enlargng the Log Jail at
Gilionsonvile. j. w. MOORE,
january 10 WI Secretary
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m PRESIDENTS OFFICE, WILMINGTt

aG- PRESIDENTS OFFICE, WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD COMPANY, WILL
MINGTON, N. c., JANUARY &C. 1sS7.-The WILMINGTON
AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD COMPANY has plBced
to the credit Of its THIRD PREFERRED FIRST MORT
GAGE BoNHOLDERs, at NJ. 4. JEsUP & co.'s. No. o.
Broadway, New York, the semAnnua Interest due on
said Bonds February 1s 1867 Holders Of Coupons will
please collect the same. HENRY M. DRANE,
january % President
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@NOTICE.-1 KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM H. DOUGLAS. now residing ut No. 2 King
street. and carrying the retail business give notice
that in one month from, the dato hereof will act
SOLE TRADER. KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY STn 1867 1mo January 3
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ne BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIERs
LIFE TOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair, to
Its original color and youthful beauty; imparts life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops Its falling out at
once; keeps tho head clean; Is unparalleled hat
dressing. Sold By all Druggists and fashionable hair
dreBscrs, and ut my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEYALIER, n. D.
ronuary 4 3rn0s
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RG-- ARTIFICIAL EYES.--ARTIFICIAI4= =lIU-
MAN EYES made to order aud Inserted by Drs. i.
DAUCH aud P. GoUdLEMANN formerly employed by
Eo1ssoSNEAU, of Paris, No. 500 broadway, New York
April II 1yr
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JOHNSON AND NEGRO sUF-
= FRAG
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H-CoLLECToRs OFFICE, UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE. SECOND DISTRICT, SOUTH
CAROLINA, NO. 48 BROAD STREET, CHABLEsTON,
s. c., January 2sth. 1s87.-C. Il. WRIGHT, Esq. has
beou appointed Deputy Collector Of Internal Revenue for
tie Eighth Division Of this District comprising the en-.
tire Districtof Beaufort
Office at Beaufort s. G..
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SHi ppm g..
FOR FLORIDA.

VIA SAVANNAH, BRgHswICK, ST,
MARY's, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL
THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER,As
FAR AS PALATKA. 3s.-..5s-ss.s.x- 80
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aT TNOTICE.-CON 1GNEEs PER STEAM
sHrP MONEKA are hereby notified that she is TMs
Day dischargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset Will be stored at
pense and risk Of owners
WILLIS 8: CHIsoLM, Agents.
All Freight amounting to hfeon Cl6 dollars or iss,
must be paid the wharf before delivery OF Goods.
January 28 z
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HlPPIh G .

z-L=-e> FOR NEW YORK--DIERCHANTS'
LIN LNE-The fast smiling Packet schr. MATTE
(&lSSE taboo, ". n. Morris msstor, having 1srge
s9saEE portion heavy freight engaged and going on
board, will have quick dispatoh.
For balance apply to WILLIAM ROACH.
.Ianrary 40 WGm3
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Janll8ry29

January 20 8 Collector
esNoT1cE.--ALL DEMANDS AGAINST. THE
British bark "B. F. sHAW,' John H. Cam master,
must be presented at Office No. 125 East Bay on OF
before This Day. the 30th instant by o'clock PM,
otherwise they will be debarrcd payment.
J. A. ENsLOW & CO.,
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