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Washington News.

WASHINGTON May Tho registration has been
completed, and unless the Court orders further
registration, the record stands: Whites, S24O
blacks, 7271. ..4..s:I,! !! 4, ss,tf.!sf ,-.ll I7.;
The, execution Of Conoyer's sentence has been
stayed until june ~. s@. ..t5l .I0 ~,
I: Among: the Presidents appointments to the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, are Thos. 8. Plunkett,
Of Tennessee, Frank t. Clark, cs Kentucky, p.
Busbye, Of North Carolina, Jos. H. Sands, son of
Commodore Sands. r y -ii
Major-aeneral Joe Hooker has 3 years leave Of
absence with permission to go abroad
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Domestic Markets,
\ Nf>1N nrapArrr.

E4@ a.#.ss @l;. NOOK DIsPArOH.
NEw YoRK, May 7:-stooks excited. Eries cold
at 624 but improving. Gold 372 Sterling sixt1
days, lo99s Sight 10f ga coupons 107f ; Nirginis
SKIES 64ae7 Tennessee sixes, e7 coupons, dda65
cSsnge lower esas 9eagy SeS f pd
Mesa Pork s2s 20. Lard: quiet Whiskeyusteady
Cotton dull and shade eaaier.. Freights quiet,
EVENING pIsPATcH: - -. ~.
Stock closed: active. Money, 5a6. Gold, 57s
'62Tegistared bonds, 1o6la106i; coupons, io74; &!
'1S.1gs 1905, sHrat series, 1861; otheras
&c. Flour firm; market without decided % change e.
sss &C., Co. BsssSs ss s5i ES;a hssE ssS
Freights unchanged. t. ,:, =
sea 5hS
6; prime business paper current at 6ac; other
grades dull Government Securities quiet and
Bankers ess9@:7 Stock heavy and decidedly lnwer
at last Board but aftercau some shares were held
at lag Petroleum and Mining shares heavy and
toWar Sod @ BECAME stronger during the day, and
e. The failure Of Watts Crane Co.. large cotton
,Ba1.rn1oRE, May Cotton dali and nominal at
I e. Coffee quiet and firm; Rio at 12sa13l, gold.
Eionr advanced Soc; Baltimore Family, 19A; Extra,
$15 80. Corn dull and lower; White, 81 25a1 ~;
Whiskey nominal. S7- = n = - ! :
eos c5senaaa51, g Mey FlonE drm; superana sl9
all N Mess co a 8 8 o. sacked
Shoulders, g. Sides, 1os Lard dull. Balk Meats
LounsyH1E, May7.- -superane -four, good brands,
@ $aoail; Msss pork, s22 60; Bacon shoulders, elc:
2 ton &c. for low niddlngs
ST: LOUIS, May Flour firm; superane s1oa
fancy. Provisions quiet. s[--7 nina :
: NEW OsIEA.s, May; E.-sales 5000 bales. Market
2 unsettled. Low Middling. Ma25c.: ReceiptsL fol
four days 2345 against 2s75. : Exports during the
f same , tnae ss2i bales Sugar seconds, good
nominal and unchanged. Flour very firm ). super
hne $13t Corn quiet, firm, advanced 30. Sales
" Oats in good demand with further advance OF So
: Mess Pork - Is: Lard dun and unchanged
Bacon, only jobbing business S. 19sl O91 foj
Shoulders i11al2c; Tor Ribhed; sl2iaa2So. 70
Clear: Gold st Sterling 462a51. New Yorl
Mo1Hs, May Sales q Cotton o-day $50 bales
aAyAsaAH, May tx Cotton dull and nominal a
q; Sales n,naimgortant ut Reeeipts S6o:! O., \:
Receipts H. MiddlngB nominal 23c. D.t5' i,
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Tho Supreme Court.

" W4sHrsaEoa, Msy 7.2Thecase Of; the Common
to day and is still on argument This case raises
the status Of Virginia as o State in the Union, as
West Virginia denies The right OF har Legislature
question ls the jurisdiction over certain counties
:esaaned to have been, transferred by fraudul ent
representations. a decree is asked rein tating
these counties Of Old Virginia. The argument viii
probably occupy two more days. Stanton, ALI son,
and Reverdy johnson represent West Virginia;
sAndrew iHunter. and Benz. 3. cuftis,i Of Boston,
represent the Old Dominion.
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aeneral GaANT ] has i !: ordered that q company il
J csyalry;s ;shaI accc.npsnEa number sof Professors
westarn slopg ot tie Rocky Mountains. The az az
petition win be absent about three months. aria
wil be fuznisked Nth tanspo ortation and subsiS-
'.:.ts .sTss,sss:ss ,4'gR.:s - II
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

~ CCNSIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP CHAMP
IoN from New York, notified that is discharying
cargo at BROWN & CO.'S South Wharf Goods re-
naming the Wharf after sunset win be stored Mt
owners risk and expense.
May STREET BROTHERS Co. Agents.
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:s!.:H!IP.P!!lNllI. n. a.

+E FOR NEW YORK-MERCHANT
sN 14AK@The LIZ The regular packet schooner l. s. DA-
zNSAYSvls, BMHor Master, having part cargo en-
:. MEy 3 5;:.g: ;sS.f-S. ..- 90 - WILLIAM ROACH =
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HT FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the Estate OF tho late SAMUEL 9OURpIN
NJ d.. will make payment and those having claims
against the same will present them to Messrs. RUT-
LEDGE YOUNG, Solicitors No. 2e Broad street.
H. E YOUNG.
Mays VS. Administrator
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% THOMAS PINKNEY, EXECUTOR OF
ELIZABETH P. PNKNEY. vs. SARAH PHGBE BEL
LlNGER. Ct a1-BILI TO MARSHAL ASSETS AND
RElLEF.-Pursant to decretd order Of his Honor
Chancellor W. D. JoHNaoN cause ade at the aat
February sitting OF this Court Coleton District notice
s hereby given for the creditors Of Mrs ELIZABETH p
PNKNEY deceased to prove their before me- at
my oce on before the first day Of July next or they
wbe debarred from the benefits of this decretal order
B. STOKES. c. c. D.
Commissioners Office, April S, 1857
April apis, ,25rnay7 21jne4 1sjly1
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sSA YOUNG LADY RETURN1NG 70 IN

sbA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home after sojourn Of few months in the
city. was hardly recognized by friends In place Of
coarse rustic, duahed face, she had soft zrby com
plexon Of almost marble anoothness and instead OF
abe really appeared but eighteen Upon in
quy as to the cause OF great change she plainly
told them that ahe used the C1RCAssIAN BALM, and
eonadared 1t an invaluable acquisition any toilet
By its use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per.
sonal appearance hundred fold It is simple in its
a. Nature herself Is simple yet
ed IN Its II drawing impurities fo1 also heal
Ing ceanaing and beauHf5ng the akin and complexion
By is direct action the cucls it draws from it all a
Kindly healing the same and leaving the sr-
fsce as Nature intended 1t should becear soft smooth
and besuhfu Price 81, sent by Ma or Express on re-
eeipt Of an order. by tsa.. Z"
". L CLARK & CO.. Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street. Syracuse, N r
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same
March So t:,- 5+H:: II :.
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BAI1MonE, May 7.-Judge Scott has appoin ted
ex.Coniederate Commodore George N. HoHins to
DO an officer In the newt Court: Commodore Hol-:
1ns resigned Federal post captainoy on: joining
the Confederacy: - -l~,~t r.l;-s =
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s..THE TRI.WEEKIY NEWS

Z k9JAllSAED IN WINNsBORo. la O., ;AFToRnR : Y
psonaahae medium for the Advat1sdne puhHa a.
%lnAka00SQ1s -Is Igsols
W solicit thssr patsotass ar ouss rsrtass
5s,,, -, aAlLIAan. q nEaRoRyxs = Frr1z1,ss 8.
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/. TIE HERALD.

IS Hgnx1aHE WEEKLY AT NEwaEzRY II H- An
g per annuna. and having "a large .circalstt19
ahorda eroat advantages 10 sdvertissrs
hsses sor adysrtaing vary reasonable wtak appsy
70 0T Mr. =. z. aItDER, 1t tho MlIa Hn1as
~ THoA F. R+R. aRENFKEysss sSs55 iSs
Noverbar 15 E,rspeh sslS frop..eans.t5s t5ss&
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NQTthern NoWn
The Richmond Street Cars. :: :.

BosgoN. May :. Leighton VIII Q came before The
Coureon writ OF hdbeas corpus had his bail re-
. duced TO $12,ooa which was promptly given.
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So BATCHEL LOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only t17se and perfect Dye-harmless reliable, nstan.
taneous No disappointment No ridiculous t1nts.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the IL effects OF Boz,
Dyes Invigorates tha hair leaving and beautiful
The genuine ia signed Wslliau, 4. Bachelor ALI Others
are mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold by a
Druggists and Pertumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York. &a
nS BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
h Decanper 10 H" -
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S SH]lPPl|h|l g..
FOR NEW YORK.

>erNS., THE FINE STEAMSHIP CHAMPION.
NfG&Yst"r.. Capt. L. NJ. MURRAY, will leave Brown
AGGlNtS1ZjS Co.'S South Wharf on Saturday May
1-----A'S--- i1tE at - O'Clock P. NJ.
50 The Ships of this Line insure FIRsT-CLAsa
and are provided with ELEGANT ACCON1MOUATIONS
for passengers. -
R5- Tho Champion s the only sidewheel steamer
leaving Charleston this week
For Freight Passage, apply to
STREET BROTHERS 4 CO..
M IA Eoat
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a%THE MEMBERS OF THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH held Camp Meeting at Cherry
Hill; the way Of to tho meeting from Charleston
as well from other points, by way OF the South
Carolina Railroad They tender thoir sincere thanks to
Mr. PEAK, the Agent Of the Railroad Company for the
very excellent arrangement made by him their &C
commodaon, and also Conductors for their kind
atCenuon. IL Nav
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ss sasI. x, Feninns ON the Rampage.
CLEVELAND, Ono, May Thirty Fenians
boarded the schooner Elk and tore down the Brit
ish colors. After accomplishing their object they
quietly left the schooner. -i.A ~
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OUR SPRING STOCK rs NOW
ready, and comprises better assort-
ment Of
cLo THING
FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered: We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to lightness Of fabric,
strength Of material and durability
Of color. Much the larger portion
of. our Stock is made In our own
workshop, and we warrant it In
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not of our own man
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready-made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers. "
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, and the univer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
= We give below some of our lead
ing prices: n:
CHECK CASHMERE. SUITS ....s-.... SO 90
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS ~ . II co.
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS j. !. .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS, our own make ~. :: . .:;: II 90
THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsEx cAss1-
MERE -sgITs DARK; MEDIUM, AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. .1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX -CAssIMERE
snK M1x TR1cor, DIFFERENT nix q.
FINE BLACK GERMAN TR1ooT SUITS: n 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER ~
i SUITS. \: as 90
BLACK b DRESS SUITS; ranging in price A
nom: .......:-: .s1s to 62 90
LINEN SUITS, ham I. .s5 to 40 90
In addition to the above, we have
many good. Styles OF LIGHT AND
DARK:FANCY :.
s y .':'i- So. p .:S@i5.S: T..
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New Orleu ns street Cars.
Mysterious Disappenrance. VI

AUGUSTA, GA; May 7.-Patrick Gray, q member
Of the dry goods firm Of Grays& Turley, miste-
riously disappeared on Sunday night since which
time nothing has been heard Of hfn.sis
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find twenty families whn u are
really beggars, and Of those who will not beg and
who really need help TO procure the :ccmnonest
1oGGd, .'G ~ think . re % list could ee doubled.
OF one thousand women and children, whites and
I've hundred blacks, who must perish without help.
Some @ have already m starved 70 death III
ourG neigh hborhood twenty-five families, white and
colored, whoare in e1treme destitution. 1
hs7s affsassnEg oU9g AopaEIhe
had, bnt twelve Pushelso Of cgrn torhs iafge family,
and no money to buy more, YVES feeding a quartz d
day 20 each member Of several poor families, He
has been now without meat for several weeks and
near sIaeis- 8 poor wild who tas hut one neal
DAY; find many who age without. 2 morsel o1
1000 O. any End; consider II very Important rot
decrspid and hepless Many men vii % not . onIy be
permanently felieyed but viii oo!added to the CIV
ng helping class by the loan q gf of few
sl1zITos DEpor;; unoHs sf1a11c;rr: 1 here ;are
tye,ye Families IS this great nssd
e 1aa shiS5 Sc xala as1r sSa
tot # when they make thair crops: ..'.,
EagoNp IAVRENa! DIs1azcF. The suffarine in
thus ia ryRreat. Some are IN dan.
ges@f astnal starvation many ere n ita oat exfeze
% earahw, AM our i,, boo, !
are 81 desperate sonditon; th oae ths. remote
need s5 least ll.Q huslaeisof Corn.
9. ..SeAFTANRQRarIhera are, seYnrah thousand pdr.
ed .,!.a .;:s: 80 %.
r. Ha1DsERaIK ,BEkurGnr. yiuinity
ooEerssan area Of by twenty miles: in RI
there ate Of no ndtlat ,rSriSh
withoat aid, and come a1 then
may 9n % hat1re Talief Gag reach t6aInsa :s..vf
q IkUaEalgs There ARE Ia
this small ghhorhood upward or three hun.
dne. !seesnaassssste bread
among: twenty ehies white fen1aies heads
OF families rspsessnting ninety * II
- - MIDWAY, BAnnwEJ1.,,D1 ,D1srRIcT. ", iotte
Slln.ns writes Ss IA Aax as can saS fheie
lsno Roestbie escape from genefal famine; IN which
miles In this DISTRICT tharp ia not mme than one
PlanteE I'M nteF W,o1 1has coSn enough % last him
sane.e months not more than ors In tvp hundred
that cAn 1ast thxee xud there slerf
y DARCY mere than shnndred who VII
.ltrsa
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From British America.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-The Victoria Colonist,
tn Oldest journal in Vancouvess Island, says edi,
torialy that nine out Of ten Of the coonsts would
welcome annexation to the United States. ~. .,
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HSWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
+ n. WHITING. Esq, as candidate for sheriff o
Charleston Judicial, District the next election
September 10
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Balttmore Appointments,

& -
BALTnoRE, May 7.-Judge Scott has appoin ted
ex-Coniederate Commodore George N. HoBins to
bean officer IN the new Court Commodore Hol-:
Inns reag9ed Federal post captainey on joining
Northern News.
aa6sas sos zas hs the
J. dueed to $12,o0a which was promptly given.
-><~-
The Richmond Street Cars "
Y R1oHdoND, May IA negro to-day attempted to
ride on the car apIropriatod for the whites, but
.was put of The case was carried before the
"a large meeting Of the negroes was addressed
tonight BY Mr.. Haywood, Of Massachusetts, and
Marsh, Of Virginia, both favored condscation.
!. 80 5fi& Kontuchy Elections. 1-l.5f&
the election Of the entire Democratic ticEet.1 !,
,a 58@ 3 aM h&&. % -4--i-T. ...,.$E-t.s.!FS II.
Fenians ON tho Rampage
CLEVELAND, Ono, May 7-Thirty Fenians
boarded the schooner Elk and tore down the Brit
ish colors, After accomplishing their object they
s.ss cs;: New Orleans Street Cars. :a.iE
/, New ORLEANS, May e.-The street car question
order the interfarence with negroes in
The steamer Young America from Indianola, for
Ne" Orleans, went ashore on Saturia Island, in o
cargo, mostly cattle lcst.: i-.;'.s 1-...5. ~
Mysterious Disappenrance. II
AUGUSTA, GA, May 7.-Patrick Gray, a member
ofthe dry goods firm Of Grays& Turley, miste-
riously disappeared on Sunday night since which
'nDe .a' aosnnt mas oeen neala 9. hhan:|!s
From British America.
sAH FRANCISCO, May 6.-The Victoria Colonist,
the Oldest journal in Vancouvers Island, says edi-
toriay, that nine out Of ten Of the colonsts would
Welcome annexatiun to the United States. y
Marine Intelligence.
AALnAI,; May The China has arrived Is5
t' The City ct Baitimore touched at Queanstotqn
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COMPANY. -'---- ~
TEE FIRsT-CLAss q. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
-B a l. T I1C
A. G. JONES, Master
WIN leave Pier No. 49, N. r. on Satuydov Apr,1 % AZ
Noon NFs3#. y =
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
akang passengers to Southampton, London Heyrs and
Bremen at the following rates payable goa or it's
First Cabin sllo; Second Cabin, se5; steeraee sss
from Bsennen, southampton and Havre to New York
s1ISt CABIN $40; Second Cabin, s75; steerago s4s
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOMELFirst
Cabin, S21o; Second Cabin $3.50; Storage s7O
MES; MESIEKN 1lIs METRoPoLL Capt WIN. WE1a Nay
For Freight or Passage apply to ~ -
ISAAC TAYLOR President
. dro411 N Y
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aSMR. J. GOETJEN Is APPOINTED AS MY
Attorney during my absence from this state
May7 So A. GNsTADT
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Kentucky Elections,

LouBvuLE, May 7.-Additional returns indicate
the election of the entire Democratic ticket 4.
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SUFFERING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Letter from Governor Orr.

To the Editor Of The Herald:
-- -.-- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
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!. ss + s. III /. II I , y
WnIIsroN, UPPER PART OF BARxwE1L D1srR1dtr,
There are sixteen white and twelve colored fanii.
hes in this vicinity who are IN utter dsstitution.
and who, without charitable aid, viii inevitably
starve. These families contain sevanty-two ner.
sOng Ss5& 4s a$f E.s. S%'ai s'-Es 8fs. 20; .%5
AnBEvu1E, G. H.-There is no end to Cur ne
cessities: We have received -four hundred aid
ply one-hah the needy with one bushel each. &
cannot say how many families there are but their
name is legion. -.:1 sS5 5sTss, l .
want is not with the extremely poor but with those
who are trying to labor without means for 3 future
support, Some have one, some two months SUB:
KY D9S ,sss aad may yet f IN making crop
.HA1RwE1L D1srRIcE-I have Just closed the
distribution Of two hundred sacks Of earn among
sne amos most t Destitute regardless Of colorT This was
sance ne distribution during the lsttwo or three
days, have been visited by fifty Of a1xty objects bI
ais1ess, an 70 whom am obliged is
orphans aged, men and gWomen, Diseased white
and colored, there are not less than frorn twelve
to hfteen hundred families rs 9fhis district d
.aage, possaon q whom must meet death without
HOPE srAIToex,; 1,ExnsaToN DmrnIcr.-A 1enEe.
man rpm this station writes There are nov,
eolored who ara IN painful want; nd 1aust. soan
ded sedSa aRRs ,sd fsssye sssss 4 hs
best oonditon :hase hard struggling to meet tlief1
NJ; .sizv1uIr mfsI IS4ra =, =.
seventy-fve familiHadn tlsss; ighborhood Withot
corn, money, OF any1,seans to obtain breed. a1ii
unlesa sone provision is made for them, ,aaIne 3
them win oertainly perish. IA
CHAaans cDsrofJ JNrwhRnHx Diuss7Iastor. Nd II Tst Thett,
are here TIVE old negro wonnen, one aged seventy
to supp ut themselves and Eve ID ons Is whom !.
lG2S 2sslas ssn as'p eoDsf iEsf
tatsihes'in want from ohstesE, atiasd Z
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aS- GENERAL TAX OFFICE, FIRE PROOF
BULLDlNG.-Quarterly Tsx Returns from this Office
for the tax on sales OF sprituous Liquors Goods
Wares and Merchandise required be made at the
State Treasury at the expiration Of thirty days after the
close OF each quarter
Opportunity will be afforded to those who have failed
20 make returns and payment for the quarter ending s1st
March until the 18th inst After which time the Quarter
ly Tax Book win be closed
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU.
Tax Collector 81 pA1.11;'s s7,;.. g.. zs;ohssl's
The Daily clarion., 1867-02-08
A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine.

Mr. MAGGIEL is the founder Of a new Medi-
cal System! The quanttarians, whose vast
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and par
alyze the bowels, must give precedence to the
man who restores health and appetite, with
from one to two of his extraordinary Pills, and
cures the most viruent sores with box or SO
of his wonderful and all-healing Salve. These
two great specifics of the Doctor are fast super
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Tho Marvel of Peru.
DOIbear Commercial College, New
Orleans.

DOIbear Commercial College, New
Orleans.
We are indebted to President Rufus Dolbear
for the annual catalogue of this excellent In
stitution for 1896. We have known Mr.. Dol
bear for the last ten years, and take pleasure
in calling the attention Of young men to the
advantages Of thoroughly complete knowl-
edge of commercial affairs which can be obtain
ed at his college. The building in which it is
located Is one of the most centrally located in
the city, and the rooms are so commodious that
1000 students can be accommodated with ease.
The Dolbear Commercial College is the oldest
in the Southwest, and is the Oldest chartered
Commercial College in the United States. 1t
has impaired a practical business education to
thousands of young men now scattered over
the mercantile world, and who owe their sue
cess In business to the lessons received at this
institution. Experienced and competent Pro-
fessors are engaged in teaching the several
branches Of penmanship, bookkeeping, ac-
counts, languages and commercial law. Di-
plomas are regularly conferred.
Werecommend this College to all young men
who desire a thorough commercial education.
Nov q d&w2m
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HOW TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH.--Ift the
blood is thin and acrd healthy bile cannot be
secreted; hence the first and all important
thing for the debilltated and dyspeptic should
be to commence the publication Of their blood.
Roback's Blood Purifier not only purifes and
enrlches the blood, but adds the great princi-
pies which give 1t power to resist disease
Mild, yet powerful, and SO peculiarly success
full in its operation that few bottles taken in
conjunction with Roback's Blood Pills, never
fails to remove every particle Of unhealthy ac-
cumulation until the blood is purified, the
whole system renovated, and the duties of life,
which before had been burdens, become pleas-
ures.
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On che third page win be found the adyer-
tiscment Of DR.. Samuel Gilberts Celebrated
Preparations. They are all good. The old
Doctor has been favorably known in the South
west for over twenty years, and his great sue
tess In the cure Of diseases Of the Skin and
blood is a sufficient guarantee for the value Of
his Preparationy
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SPEOIAL NOT1OES.
THE aR1fEBT MALADIEs


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The Daily clarion., 1867-02-08

NoTioE.-Members of the Legisla-
ture wishing extra copies of our daily
or weekly edition are requested to
send their orders direct to the counting
room. An account will be kept with
each one, and settlement for same may
be made at the close OF the session.
The Daily clarion., 1867-02-08
w. Q. LowD, Secretary.

The New MovEMENT.-W hear
privately, and give it to our readers in
the same way, that Gov. Humphreys
received telegram from Washington
the other day, touching Orr's proposed
plan of adjusting onr national Difficult
ties.
The Daily clarion., 1867-02-08

The papers are puzzled to under
stand whom Wendell Phillips alluded
to as the Massachusetts Representative
who could not resist bribe of Con-
federate money six hours. Some think
it is Banks, some Butler, and some
somebody else.
The Daily clarion., 1867-02-08

Railroads are great convenience.
The people Of Meridian, the other
night, enjoyed an entertainment given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins, in conse-
quence oftheir having been left behind
by the train.