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Yours very respectfully,
HENRY p. STULTS & BRO.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1865. ian9-6wd

METcALFE's GREAT RHEUxArIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicineacts like
magic, curing rheumatism OF years stand
ing in a few days.
aug2-Iy TH. LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts.
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De- J; KIDD's LUNG BAIsAM Avn
49, LEE PERU COUGH BAIsS1M- speatS
tured only by 4A-' man ulaAE-
KIDD & YopER, Druggists
No. 10 SmithfieId Street.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. jsnr.S
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Warranted free from impuriIy and rubbish
which they will sell for Twenty-Five Dol
lars per Ton delivered ON board of vessel in
New York city. This article, which IS pull
verified as fine as flour, has no equal for Corn
Cotton and Tobacco, and is equal 10 No. Pc
TuTian Guano in the proportion of two lbs
for one OF GuanO, and better than the best
brands of Super-PhOsphates, pound for
pound.
This is just the thing for those who will
pay Cash for a good article At a low price. We
have a coarser article at Twenty Dollars per
Ion samples sent by mail, free. on receipt
OF } cent stamp. Send Tor pam phlet, and lie
convinced.
Address the Lodi Misunderstanding Com
pany," to Courtlandt Street, New York.
Rocky MOUNT, EDGEcoNBE Co, n. c.
Mr. James r. Deg,
SIR: In reply to your inquiry of the Ie-
suits OF our experience in the use OF your i'm
proved Poudrette, purchased Of you for this
years Cotton Crop, We would beg leave to
say that the present season has been one
quite uufayOraOle TO the action OF all fertIli-
zsrS. SeUerdi kinds Of HdnLreS Lrere used or
US, with the exception Of your POudrette with
little or no effect to the crop. Where the PJu-
dTetts tcds applied IL care near a hair bale
more per acre, and caused The Cotton 10 open
much edTtlsT, and We would therefore recon-
mend the same a. concentrated manure
Tor the growth of Cotton, rs well as improve
ment TO the soil
HoqES very respectfully,
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TOPLANTERS ASDFARMERS.

THE LODI MASCFACTCRISG CoMPASY
Established sine 1870, having the exclusive
control of all the night soil OF New York
article of
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Partnership Nntine
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN an application Will be made to the Leg
stature of the state OF West Virginia for the
passage OF an act to change the mode OF tax
auon 50 lar as II applies 20 the property of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
In SAID state. r. T. DEVRIES,
General Agent, Wheeling.
WHEELING, January q, 1851. sTvd
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Dissolution of PARTNERSHIP

nIHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
j existing between the undersigned, was
dissolved on the 5th inst, 10y mutual con-
sent The business Of the old firm will Oe
settled up by Edward Reed
EDWARD REED.
feb=-Iw JANESr NELL
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Wanted
T w IN Es ONLY

LoIAbLIsHED 1913.
James p. Travers, Is BeeLman Strea,
New York.
IWISES FOR GRAIN, COFFEE. SALT
= and Guano Sacks, Cotton Bales Ham
S E1agS' wrapping, Writing, News, Book and
SAND faper; Paper Hangings, Seine and Gil
ing Ssts, Fly Nets, Spindle Banding and
Loom Cord. Tobacco, Wool and Hon T7v-i,e
SdaITess, Iufting, stitching, Broom BINDING
SoSNlns, Sall- Rrpet and all other tvCfneS@ -
WINES Tor Hardware. Dry Goods. Gnocars
DIusglStS, ship Chambers Book Binders. pa
per and Broom Makers, StationerS TTnToiS+
TT[ ra,S, Flshermen, Weavers, and all other
,Sotton Chalk: and Plow Lines, Trot. Sta
glng and Out Lines samples can he sae1,
Wheeling, W. Va is1lS q AZ ~
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aItH advertisements:
For Sale.

WILL BE SOLD on REASONABLE
w terms he small sfern-Wheel steamer
s.ZANESVILLE now lying at the wharf.
For particulars enquire OF -
WMJ. c. ANDERSON,
Eeb7-2w or JOHN REID, Jr-
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Wantad-

A FIRST CLASS MIILINER. ONE
~ that fully understands the business, "a
buy one half the interest in a II old establish.
ed house. For further particulars address.
leD.- LyEd EnE- - sSll-IlL--IlH-lII.. GL.ln
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The elegant steamer, ..R- p HUD-
el-[ASOS,' capt Russell VIM. List,
Clerk, will leave as aoOve on
THURSDAY the 7th inst, at 5 O'Clock, p. m
FO- freight or passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTEGBE & CO..
Eet=-It Agts.
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DURABILITY

ATELODEONSI IN WALNUT AND ROSE
NJ wood cases, portable and piano style
carved and plain, new and secondhand
janSl VIM a. SHEIBS Music Stor,
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For Charleston-NIessrs. Ballard,
Bowyer, Caldwell, Carroll, Crncraft,
Ferguson, Crosse, Johnson, Kincaid,
Little, McWhorter, Neel, Payne,
Vaughan and Workman-l5.
For Buckhannon-Messrs. Arm
strong, Beeson, Billmyer, Cunning
ham, Gibson, Hartman, Harris, Hiser,
koonce, Mann, McCarty, McQuilkiu,
Welton, Wheat and Piunell-I5.
For Graftou-MessrS. Bickel, Brown
OF Ohio, Burke, DAWSON, Heermaus,
kellar, Lamb, Lane, and Smith of
Berkeley-l0.
For Clarksburg-Messrs. Foreman;
Fleming, Goff, Hibbetts, Marshman.
and Smith of Brooke-6.
For Oil Creek-MeSsrs. Bee, Hoff-
man, LiShtburn, LockharI, Snider,
Spencer, Taylor and Williamson-S.
Whole vote, 81. Necessary to choice,
Mr.. Bee withdrew the name of Oil
Creek, and said he should vote for
Clarksbury, in behalf of which he spoke
somewhat ut length. He said If the
legislature chose TO locate the capital
AZ Al olarksourg, the public offices could
oe removed at once The Court House
would accommodate the Legislature As
Well as the building occupied here. and
other suthcient buildings were rendered
l0r use as public offices-aIl free of
SSn naS to the State until permanent
buildings were provided.
Mr.. Bee was seconded in his remarks
by Mr.. Cot. - --'S' 4e''-'''E>7
Mr.; Cracraft said the friends or
Sharlestou did not contemplate imme-
1late removal to that point if il should
pc selected. The place was Somewhat
!, inaccessible just yet, he admitted. but
me Seiectlon OF the place for the capital
: ", Suiu naSten the work of opening II IN
all sections of the State bv the lines ~
abroad now in contemplation ami :
ms would be done by the time rbs
state had erected buildings and wa
prepared 10 remove. They would NOT
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The LATE Dr.. PH1111ps.-A cores
pondent Of the North Carolina Presbyteri.
an (whom we take to be the distinguished
ne. 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-
linsation Of his character, which will re-
ceivea more elaborate survey than I have
at present time or; disposition to make, J.
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 a letter from Lieut.
Maury, while at the head Of the National
Observatory. He had successively 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' Il
The two pupils referred to in the forego-
ing extract were, Gen. j. j Johnston Petit
grew, perhaps the most remarkable mathe-
matical genius the University has ever
turned out, and Captain A. ". Lawrence.
OF this city, also a gentlemen of the finest
requirements in that department Of science.
!. '-:s..5 Rakigh Sentinel, Apriz. 1.
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So BEAUFORT, s. c., 2sTH MARCH, 1ss7,- =
By special invitation the Rev. Joz Cox, Of the Second
African Baptist Church, and the Rev ". J. CAMpnz11
Of the First African Baptist Church, both Of Savannah
Ga on the 17h instant visited ts place for the
OF reguafy and formally organising First African
Baptist Church he-efor fifteen months past under the
pastoral care OF the Rev. ARTHUR AoDE11. The ser-
vices were commenced by the Rev. W. J. CAMpnE1Ii
reading tho eath tPsal and preaching an impressive
seslaon from 1T chap 1s verse aftar
tho church oAed to order for buziness Rev.
W y CAMPBELL chosen Moderator. The minutes OF
previous meetings were ~ In reference to se calling
OF the Rev. AzTHuR pastor of the church,
aud also the covenant suhon and bylaws OF the
church were read and approved The num-
ber Of members received ~ ezpasence and baptized by
Ie present pastor are two hundred and three wick was
unanimously acknowledged to be correct The 1odera-
tor made anooquent address the church on their Is
tabliahrnent as regularly organized body qeuneene
ehen adjourned until the afternoon wan they would OF.
dai four deacona The Rev JONI Coz preached the or
dtnaton Sermon and then followed the solemn duties Of
the ordination Everything done In perfect order
and os the church. After the doxnlcey
ana benedisichon the meeting dia,ased With great 70
joicing. The church cohsissa OF seven hundred
nenbera s. April I.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining the Postoce at Charleston for the we *
ending APRIL 4. 1867, and ordered to be printed
IN TIE DAILY NEWS agreeably to tho following section
the new Postohlce Law, the newspaper having the
largest circulation in the City Of Charleston: n :.
SECTION And be it further enacted That lists of let
crs remaining uucaled for in any Postoce in any city
o"m or village where newspaper shall be printed
which being published weekly oftener shall have the
Office. -- - - ' - ~~e''~''' ~ 80
as- Persons calling for Letters Advertised. should
state that they are Advertised
So Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to P NJ. On Sundays.
from O'Clock to 10 o'clock A. NJ @"'.
STANLEY G. 1ROTT Acting Pon,naster
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I. sF HHE HEALING .sPoQI ANDtHoUsE or
MERcY--HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on. the CRIME loF SOLITUDE, End the
ERRoRs. ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and Greats mpediments to MARRIAGE,
VITA sure means OF RELIEF Sent In sealed letter en-
ve'opes. nee Of change. Address Dr. J. sK1L1dH
HoUdHToN. Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. 3.
" January 70 .I Is sss:t. M 3no MI
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Chicago is just now under the influence
Of q snadldog spasm.
The Methodist Church employ 3s1 for
eign missionaries: !: 4
~ -s--- EL-.t ILL., ss
Hoag Kong is to be blessed with lite
rary Periodical printed in Chinese.
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/. 1a- NOTICE To;MARINERs;- CAPTAINS
vef are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range 'o1- e-heods-ef-the Observation-Disclosures.
WHARvEs, en- the Charleston and St. Andrews side OF
the Ashley Rtver by which precaudon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable WI be avoided. IL.
S. g. TURNER n. NJ. !.
Harbor Masters Once, Charleston. February O. 1855
\, February st%& l5 sf ISL .gss., ~
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Purse, Mrs NJ A z
FPritchnrd, Mrs
Price, Mrs Z NJ
Pritchard. Mrs T.
Porcher, Mrs T F
Porcher, Nancy
hnkney, Ann IN 3
Phillips. Miss E 4
Peurifoy, Mrs VM
Perry, Martha
Peoples, Julia
Parry, D1ary Jane
Patterson, Mrs M
Pa Parker s1' y q ca
Quinn, Katy '.
QuiGly, Jane
#% r. @H@
Reilly, Martha "|
Radr'y, Mary a ]
Reaves, Miss NJ
Reid, Mrs ] M
Rice, Mrs e w
Rich, Lizzie .."
Robinson, Anne
Rodolph, Mrs L
Rowe, Miss 8 -
Robinson. Miss b
Robertson, sha-
gor '.@ .a4&@ Il
Rynn, Ann .'. x
Ryan, Mrs J A "
t5s .,4G 8 ..&... 81
Saunders, Iatitia
A @n ..
Sage, Miss E S
schmidt, Hiss G.
K l
Seabrook, Miss NJ
Seright, Mrs NJ
Seweli.I Mira tr.H
scott, Mary T..
scanlon, Mary v
sheehan, Mrs N
Singleton. Sarah
Jane @. KIM
Spark, Miss L 0 E
Smeylss Miss A
Spark, Betsy @
Spencer. Margret
STobhart. Maria
Stirea. Jane 8.
Sumter, Miss Y
SHou,f Mrs II
smith. Kate
Smith, LAURA
Smith, Mrs E W
Sni ID, Mrs r s s5
Simmons, Elizia
Simmons, Mrs c
Simmons, Chnr-
lott
II
Erescot, Harriott
Trft,ace, Mrs NJ E
Townsend, Miss @ 4,
T1hlnn, Sarah A
Toomer, Miss E
=, -. Nv 8..;a3." ".0
Walls, Miss g #
Wagner, julia E
Wal1sce, Kate a%# .
Wall, Mrs e P
Webb, Mrs E B
|Wels,'-Mrs NJ
|Welch, Eiizia " I"
|Wethere, Mollie
Williamson, Ella
|Woodson, Zarate-
IA
Wright Jane D
Ward, Mary Jane
Ward, Annie .
Ward, Miss E 81
WlldiaIns, Susan
Watson, Sarah Z
Walker, Fannie .&
WaHar, Mrs A D
Williams, Mrs N
Williams, Mary
|Wnk6nbon, Mary
AMI T-M.
=, =. X u,i-.a@,
FYoung':Mrs W e
Young. Mary An
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Il; p EAU TIFU;1: R.-CHEVALIERS
LIFE FOB TIE HALE poaltively restors. gay hair te
tta original color and youthful beauty; parss LIE an
strength to the weakest hair; stops its Milling out at
once keeps tho head cean: 10 unparalleled as hal.
NTesatns Sold BY al Druggists and taahiohahle hair
tssssears, aId ct my 0lnre. TO- ll13 broadway. New
YoskS e. aAIsAH A CHEvALIER, M. ID.
s. s sss p5wE Is NOISE, NJ 4
s:Ss 81 s No:ast Meeting street,
/: Opposite Charleston Hotel
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lPaurs, Edward
lPurris, W B
Patterson, James :
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IPcrey, Joseph 5
IPeuy.. Robert @
iPetneyfeather, AM
%Antnny \.
Phillips, Cap Kin.
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REEVES, MIR
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T:EI4EGR RAPHIC.
/. Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, April 4-Noon.- Finances are un-
changed. .a-e-
LIVERPOOL, April 4-Noon.- Cotton very dull,
prices tend acwnwerd. salos estimated st 70e0.
!. .Middhng Uplands, 122d.; Orleans 1sad. Bread
'stufis quiet. Corn somewhat fr1ner and slightly
advanced. Common Rosn IS. Sd; fine, l6s. Tu1-
pentine, SIS. Sd. Lard advanced Sd.
: LIVERPOOL, April "A P. M-since noon Cotton
has declined I'd Middling Uplands. .12sd Other
articles unchanged. ta',sf
LONDON, April - Evening -Consols 81. Bonds
754. S.a7,T .S.Et3 'i1$s#I# .j4t1.
LIVERPOOL, April Evening. Cotton closed
dull and heavy. Mddlng Uplands, Rad; Orleans,
1Sd. Sales 5000. sa Z;
presented balance in the E1chequer Of e. 500 COO
1 BaEsT, April 4.--The Yale de Paris has arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, Aprl 4.-The GUY Of Cork
touched here. 81 z l!itt .,sst-.t- ="
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I ssrWE ARE RE;AUTHORIzED, TO ANNOUNCE
H. WHITING. Esq, as candidate tor sheriff Of
Charleston Judicial, District, .. the naxt election
septsnber 1C 3, $Ess5 syis& @ s%tS
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= Loou1sv1IzE,TA April Flour closed advancing;
.superans % 75@1o 25. Oornin the ear 65; ,shalod
Mess. .F1Efsssss25p ga so; BapdnEa ashpulders 9f;
ts asa 1a1l fs n ss.issss sss ss;;
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Charleston and Savannah Steam
!. @|. .E Packet Line.
VIA BEAUFORT AND HlLTOn HEAD.

Nh ,4asSsassszaakssssAEm4 assaaasalssEs.s4ssp,Sz4
Steamer PILOT BOY.. Captain w n MoNrrrv
Steamer Eliza HANooX....C Captain J. 4. R1cHAaDsoN.
sseame1 rnTE Captain o b YMCENE
and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Wednes-
day. Friday and Saturday mornings ut o'clock.
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Friday and
Savannah every Saturday. L. .5S ' /, "a -. =
The ELIZA HANCOX leaves Charleston every Wednes-
day and Saturday and Savannah every Monday and Fiji
day. = = -7-'.'!. !.
= The FANNIE leaves Charleston every Monday. and
and returning 77~T o. ! -.-e'N1re. 80
4 Eraight received daily and stored hee Of charge.
Freight to all points except Savannah must be prepaid
No Freight recetved after sunset E &t 80 So
fTor Freight or Passaees apply to NJ .i s7 =.;.ss
,@&. FERGUSON & HOLMES Agents
V 81 CLAGHoRN & CUNNINGHAM, Agents; 's5ss
~ r'%5l Tst 81 S"5&sG Savannah, Ga
R-Tha Steamers OF this Line connect at Charleston
With and South Carolina Railroads. and at
N1ot1Qa eteAn0efHa March
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WOMEN'S LIST.

4 a -.u
| Aiken, Louise
| Alexander, Miss
| s &....#
A1ceny, Mrs NJ
Alley. Mrs A .".
Aender, Mrs A P
Alexander, Mrs Z
Anderson, Fannie
Appleton, Miss J
F ..3m... .a5#g.3
Artson, Rebecca
Barnwel. Dasy
Barre, Mrs L G
Batrin i ton, Miss
Barnett, Miss R
Bare, Fannie ri
Baer, Elizia 3"a
Bernard, Nary D
Boiling, Miss NJ
+ l'..F1.. 8@ K.
Bennett, Mrs G
1 Benton, Emily
| Buney, Julia !.
Beader, Mrs L
! Bird, Mrs P
! Brown, Miss D
Black, Eu1a C A
| Blankenship, Sus-
| Boon, Mrs j B F
| Branford, Miss )
| Branch, Kate i%
! Brotie, Mrs 8 IN
lBrahner, Sarah
| Burns, Martha
| Burns, Sarah Ann
| Bull, Mrs E .
| G.
| Canans, Miss c
! Cammer, Mrs
| Galloway, sarah
| Ann Al! ~
Chandler, Sarah
4 NJ s '@I& itlr
Clarke, Mrs W
CInrk, Mrs T NJ N
| Geary;; Miss B
Clifeers, Fanna III
| Collins, Mary Ann
| Cooper, Lizzie
Coates, Mary Ann
Commonford, Ann
Corluth, Sarah
Jane = ,i!s
Cooper, Ann
Carr, Miss B
rs, ID aft
David, Mary #
! Davis, Mrs D
Dahnu, An Meta /.
Davis, Susan A B.
Debarbarlenn, Jes-
He - 80 -.
Dennis, Mrs 8 c.
Drawbridge, Sarah
Du Bose. Mrs NJ c
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EasterIng, Miss NJ
F ~ +
Edwards. Hattie
Elliott, Jane
Enson, Susan 81
Fair, Mrs DR. u
| Fleming. Ann
| . 01G
| Cafe, Rosey
| Gai1lards Miss E
| Gage, Mrs Capt b
| Gardner, Mary
| Gadsden, Mrs J
II NJ i'ilt. K
| Goddard, Mrs E I.
| Geary, Jane MT - r
I.Gilson, Miss L
| Gibbs, Sarah
I Clifford, Mrs L +
| Gibbs, Sarah
! Coin, Hannah
| Gouther, Miss NJ
| D
! Golens, AIRS n
! Grant. Mary
! Gray. E1sey 2 r
| Gradicke, Carrie
| Guinand, Mary A
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MEMS LIST. Z. |: '::,,:[ 4.

A 4
Achurn, Capt Wn
J.. W II IEitt
ADKINS J. O'Neal,
Adkins, James
Aaabrosio, ST. d
Albers, n IT, d
Allston, Charles ]
Allen, s A :! ,...... ,.g..
Anderson, Alfred
II A 2. IL .5.5
Andrews, Haltom
Apprentices L.
hrnry y y. (. !. g . !.
dv1h, Antonio ~
Austin, Chas .3y
i,.s B s.
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SHIPPING.
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THE CONDITION or THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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SC1ncdnMntf Market.

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