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Greenwood Cemetery,

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
, - ROAD, three miles East of the city, Is now
ready for mterments, sale and Improvement Of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres of land, and Is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
DO os~ilv reached at all seasons by the National
Road and ior t-"afourths of the year by the
| Hempheld Railroad. IL In P>.fectly secure and
intended to be beautihed by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &c, 20 make 10 equal TO the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro
vision Is also made for its enlargement, ordsI
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam
ne the grOvDd with the superintendent who
has plat or secure them by calling at the Office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling. -
Persons wishing to make inteTInents will call
on the Secretary 10 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets of admission to lot holdsrs aud visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
"A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
K {. BONHAN, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
j. s. Rhodes George Adams.
John q. Muth, r. g. Jordan n
Geo. Mendel Z. A Hildreth
Joseph Be auRJI
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. Its contents v.
made up VI all important news Of The "a
Editorials upon subjects Of general Interest .
Agricultural Column, special corrrSPoHft'
from all parts Of the State, choice literary ~
poetical sclections, and a large amount oi csr
fully prepared miscellaneous rcadlng sui,als ,
all classes Of the community. In short y
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue to l~ =
best Family RaoPdper ersr ptbiish'd 'S.S
State.
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LONDON, July -. NOon.-Consois'it
United States bonds 72s: Erie ant; III
nois 76i.
LATER.
Erie bonds declined tc.
LIVERPOOL, Noon.-Cotton unchang-
ed. Breadstuffs and provisions "h-
changed. Petroleum Is I'D.
LATER.
Bacon advanced to Cd. Lard Sd.
cbaese declined To Is. Refined PetrO-
lenm LIS.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCLCo, July 23.-The British
ship Ambrose, from Liverpool, has ar
rived.
Flour in demand; supertine, 5 80; ex-
ira, 6 80. Wheat active: choice, 75a
/ 80. Barley, . 35al 40. Legal tenders,
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Ram Ashore.

NEW YORK, July 2l.-The steamer
Granite State, from Hartford, ran ashore
this morning Oh Blackwell's Island and
knocked q hole in her bottom. The
passengers were rescued by passing
steamers.
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Arrested.

NEW YORK, July 24.-Advices from
Mexico to the 18th, via Havana. says
Maximilian's late Chamberlain was
arrested: also Andriade Arrietto.
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ButEuto flarl<e'

BUFFA-9, July -.
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet; No. 2 Mil
waukce : 10. Corn. NJ. =, 6S. Oats
held at "a. Canal freights, corn ll4;
other grain, 2 to New York.
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Weather and Crops.

CINCINNATI, July 24.-The weather is
exceedingly hot, excellent for corn.
Complaints OF tho scarcity of corn reach
us from some places. The corn looks
well in all this section of country.
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TIL Il RE GISTEK

VIII strive TO make the popular mind VII.
conviction" rather than slavish ny tirta,os =.
win labor to disseminate only such view, :,
current questions rs bear the stamp " va,
and the seal OF truth.
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THE TRI-WEEkLy

Is published every Tuesday, THURSDAY aud :
urday, and contains, besides the contents ai .
preceding issues of tho Daily, many valai,
Items prepared especially for this pu6licat'@
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To meet the demands of the public
there will be issued from the Treasury
Department, in few weeks. an addi-
tional fractional currency note, OF the
denomination of fifteen cents. The prln-
cipal embellishments on the face of this
note are an engraved likeness OF Cen
rral Grant on the right, and of Lieuten-
ant General Sherman on the left. The
back of the note will be green. with
the iignre as" OF each side. The
bronze figures which have heen placed
upon other denominations will be omit
ted
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sUNDRuEs.

"A XIV BARBELs PRIME NJ
"a PIE Sag.r, Superior Grees, BlseE ~
japanese Teas Pure White Wine Vinegar, "
York crab and ehsmpaigns cider (bottisdl Ss'
P Ell H and s sasH Ess,sh asi e., SI cs
Starch, MAIZENA,, Ae.. her1psticzIIy sealed ~
Non, Aaekerel, codasn. Hallibut, Lobster, Sab
On (best quality, Rseneh Mustard, Sap SO
Cneese, CONDEMNED Min, together with gsrd
assoFtDent Of seasonabie srticles, inst recei"
ana Tor sale low. by ~. -
- il. n. &C. ID WOODROW.
80. -. Odd Fellows Hall building
my2 Monroe Street. wheeling. ". VI.
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As A NEWSPAPER

We intrnd that 10 shall he famed form, .cr,-
and reliability. The best aud latest nlsrn,,.
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPH =
MAIL, In relation 10 matters OF general ,ui,r,.
will always DO laid before our rrader.. sss I,
cost will DO counted In keeping our sul,Sr,.
thoroughly and constantly posted upon al q,
Of importance.
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Baltimore 6 Ohio R. r. Co.
,umrn SCHEDULE.

o-rcy R,1T1xoKE & Ono RAnsoAD Co,
oF''' EDS o~'.' ~ WHEEIIxo, May 4, 1857.
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nAsaENGERT TRAINS WILL IN n tb -
Inv tbe following schedule on and arVe' '"'
IN day of May. 1861:
W. FAST LINE.
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A MAGNETIC PEDLAR.-The latest SEN

A MAGNETIC PEDLAR.-The latest SEN
sation in Quincy, Illinois, was an exper-
iment by travelling peddler, who by
putting his arms around them and kiss
ing them, succeeded in so completely
magnetizing a German and his wife,
named Otto, that he sold them two lin
Ell table cloths for five hundred dollars.
The German, not having the money,
borrowed it from friend and gave it TO
the peddler, who suddenly decamped.
Mr.. Otto was unconscious from the time
the peddler put his arm around him.
and knew nothing of what he did
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The Circulation Of the Re,.

Larger by far than that of any other pap,
the State, makes IL the best advertising Hrda,
In West Virginia.
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Farmers, Merchants, and Ca.
lie Dealers

Will have their interests specially unsulc
the preparation of this column, and no ba.a,,
man in West Virginia should hesitate II o.
himself Of Tia advantages.
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HOWARD HOUSE,
Nos. 5 Il . North Howard "
TWO DooEs FROM BALTIMORE s1rFrI.
BULL q sEwELL, PrsprI-,."
~ Raf9fxoe, Mach -

WE HAVE LEASED THIS HOUSE AL
w have enlarged the Ofiice. introduced S.sii
tnrenghout The house, renovated and rsfDa-s~
TIE water Closets. repapered and rrpaiDtrd ~
Rooms and furnished them With new cArI<"
furniture, &c. We have. In TACT, made the bSs-
entirely nov inside. f = N
We have alsos telegraph mice in the briAii
With wires running 70 al parts Of the CHi'r
states. Canada and Europe.
Our Tsbles win at all seaaons BE- ALun41sp
supplied with all the market affords
We have also attached to the Hotel an ele5a
Billiard Room, furnished With Tables mad, q
Preasly fer ~ By the ceiebrated manuiaeiairr
Hears; PHEL1N 4 CoLLENDEg, Of New YOft
,y Uur Bars VIII Ne supplied with the bss
Wines and Iqnora.
servants attentive and polite, and eve1t
tention VII be paid 70 the comfort Of thu Cos
ana Patrons Of the House which VIII b. Bsdsb
HoNE Ike a. possible.
stAge. win DO At the Depots on amin, :
trains, also AZ the steamers on their arriTE
convey guests and their baggage 10 the Hoa-.
BULL 4 sHwELL
mafzz|sm Proprietor
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TERMS.
PAYABLE IN AnYANd,El

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Daily Register per year by mail. go. &
six montha, ...... -
three months .... Z
BY carrier, per week .......
Tn-Weakly Register single copy. BIS mailt %
club Of five copie, . o
And copy fires 70 the gettsr up oi the RIB
weekly Esgisfer, angle eopy. ...........';'
club Of i've. .....-...... 3.
club Of ten. ~
club Of twenty. ......- -
A free copy Of tho Weekly 10 the gciicruy :
2 club Of Ten, aud copy of the Tri.we.ilJ
the getter.np Of club Of twenty.
Bemittanoes for Club. must be made Of 90
time. but additions NAV be msde at sny Gin, ;
Club rates after the Club has leen rai~.d, "
Vidsd full years subscription IL taken.
Money by Daft, Express or Registered 1,
tiers may be Ssnt nc our risk. Addrsss
LEWIS BAKER
Otto Wheeling West viTgira
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Milwaukee Market.

-'r- MILWAUKEE, July 81.
Flour steady; city Xxx 1O75al1 50.
Wheat firm, at SO for No.
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WILL CsETIsUE THE BUSINESS VI
w the late hfm of Nnrxhall Cots 4 90;
tne Old Fnitan Bank, and win furnish coal o,
reasonable t<Emsffo all our cid eusfoners, SO
AK shaFs o. public patronags. naria
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THE ARBEITEK FREiNu

An elegant journal. printed 10 IIis tierman u
guage, and issned for tho brnedt Of our G,fzl
citizens, IL published weekly al the REGIsTt
office.
Feeling grateful Tor the generous encouns
ment with which the friends of tho REGiSTf
have hitherto rewarded his efforts, tie p
prietOr hopes by continued enterprise and
ergy 70 merit In the future the same liberal =
ronage which their paper has berriofor
ceived.
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ITS COMMERCIAL COLrr,

Will contain the latest ami most reliable lar,.
reports from Wheeling and all prOmiaruiI T.
ern and Western cities.
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49,. ,r.,a.,.,,,,,,a I,snaTtm1ent estimates

The Treasury Department estimates
that from thirty-fve to forty millions
of dollars will be needed to support the
army in the Southern States during the
present year. This is heavy tax upon
the business and industry Of the conn
try. And what use is TO be made OF
the army in that section : II, there any
resistance to law and authority, either
actual or supposititious, in that part OF
the Union Is any portion of the peo-
ple in revolt against the National or
State authorities: Neither, and yet the
Radical party insists upon quartering
soldiers upon the people in time OF
peace, and thus adding to the expenses
of the nation at this time, when the
tax-gatherer crosses the threshold OF
every mar like spectre of evil. Inlr-
ty-tive or forty millions of dollars Is "
heavy price to pay for broken Constl-
tuition, an infraeted Union, for negro
equality, and the disfranchisement OF
white men. But Radical President
may be chosen by such means, and the
people must be satisfied with that re.
snlt. Will thew look at it in this nght'
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A MEXICAN
LEAD PENCIL COMPANY.
NEW YORK
FAcTOEr HUDSON CITY, NJ.

This Company Is now fully prepared to furnish
LEAD PENCILS
EoCAL ~ QUALITY TO TIE BEsT BKANDs
The Company has taken great pains. and in.
vested large capital in fitting Up their fsc1-
u, ana Row AJAX the AMERICAN PUBLIC 4,
give their pencils fair trial. '1-O :"
ALL sTTLEs AND GRADRs AEE MANUFACTURED.
Great care has been bestowed 70 the manuf,e.
turing Of superior HFxASoI pRIwTxa 1919
specially Prepared for the use OF Eng5nse.s'
Architects Artista, &C., i'sots'
A complete assortment constantly on hand,.
offered at fair terms to the trade at their whole
sale salesroOm, ~
No % JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
The pencils are to Be had At an priuciusl sta.
toners and Notion dealers.
ASK HoR ANKncAN KAp PENCIL
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DASAENG Ek TRANS w VI attar the
L by the following schedule on An" ''''
5th day of May 1867:
FAST LINE.
LRAvE- LbA'HE aapN
wheeling. 5:lOP. N. -naitrnore 80 - "
AKRIvE- WasbinEto
SIshi. An AL Harper's Fry $50 p. NJ
rna.ba-I.nd 400 Cumberland 1915 A. n.
Harner,s Fry 7:l5 Grafton--... SEQ
paltin,ora 1I0.20 Wheeling .lO.l0
Wasb1n Civ iI.s5 aIncluding Sundays
Including Sundays.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LEAvB- LEAVE
wheeling 7:55 A. n. Baltimore S!s p; NJ
ARRIVE Washtn Cy $50
cr.t,on I:45P.M. ARRIVE
ppaartsrshnrc T:2O =" Harper's Fry ISL \. N.
ir,an,,HsSs9I"nS 7:ss Cumberland. 60
IIiu.Iars ErvIa37 A. NJ Grafton. 1903 T. NJ.
pSI,PT,ora All Wheeling. sos
. WSssI2s S Sx SaS. Except Saturday
MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train.
,r,vr LEAVE
.yyb..a,img e.iO p. NJ. Baltimore: $50 A: N.
.s1ivr- washt'n C'y 7:4S
Sc. aa1 ARRIVE
sI,1,,hariand 40 :. Harpers Fry LOOP. 81.
Harner's F"ryl2:4O p. NJ Cumberland 600
Winchester. 80 G S,Is'il an n
Baltimore 5:OO "Doei"E-
Washt'n Cy $50
including Sundays. Including Sunday
b REDWOOD ACCOMMODATION.
10 connect with C. o. Division.
LEAVE WHEELING AT ..--
3:40..........---A. N. 4'oV' '-''-'''''' 7''
300. d.
Tickets to all principal points in the East,
West and Southwest, can be procured NJ 'no
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation.
X. T. DEYRIES.
mavi General Agent, Wheeling.
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BY THE CABLE,

Telegraph to the Register
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GRAIN.

I'VE ALSO HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
w Store, Tea, Coffee, Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco. Nails Buckets, Tubs. Wash Boar1sl
Blooms, Concentrated I've, Essence Coffee, 81
Carb Soda, German, Irish, Bleach and Family
SOAP. Candles Lead, Shot Gun Caps, Powder
Bed Cords, Glass, Grain Bags, Wrapping Irvine,
Wrapping Paper Lake White Fish and Herring,
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans. Crackers,
Salt. Vinegar. Western Reserve and Cream
Cheese and Wheeling manufactured articles
Generally. PRYOR, HANDLAN & CO.
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The Mining, Agricultural ana
Grazing Interests

or West Virginia will find in tho REGISIII
constant and yealous adyocaie, while the ~
and political advancement ~ the Stat. sill p
ceive it, earnest attention
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CHI HARL ES TON !.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH /, 1867.
DEATH OF J. d. b. ,DeBOW.

Our citizens will be grieved to see the announce
ment by telegraph, of the death ofthe above named
distinguished Charlestonian. MIR. DEBoW was
born in this city about the year 1919; received hiS
elementary education chiefly at some OF the nee
schools of that day. and was for some time clerk III
the wholesale grocery house of Messrs. +. q >. 3.
DE1,.So well known at that day. By his own indus
trv and the assistance of some relatives he was
enabled to enter the Cokosbury Institute, in Ao-
beyille District, s. c., where he prepared Tor col
lepe. He then returned to this city, and entered
the College of Charleston, where he graduateo III
the same class with the Hon. WM. PoRcHER MILES
and the Hon. W. H. TREsCoT.
The next few years he spent in the study and
practice of the law in this city; but being more IN
clined to literary pursuits-and especially every
thing connected with statistic and economic SCI
ence-he soon relinquished the bar and COM
menced the publication of the Reoieoo, which has
been identified with his name from that period to
the close Of his life.
In 1s49 he was appointed Superintendent OF the
Census Bureau, organized that Office thoroughly,
and succeeded in giving the most complete census
we have ever had in this country.
AS editor of the Reuie1 he was one of the best
known, as be certainly was one Of the best inform
ed, of cotemporaIy public writer's in America.
he has been cut down in his prime; at time,
too, when the country and State he loved needed
his wisdom and experience. In private life ne en-
loved the friendship and esteem OF all With whonl
he came in contact, and the announcement OF hle
untimely death brings q pang to many heart,
already surcharged with public woes and private
o~af1
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S r R AYED.

rTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB
Station S. and G. Raroad on 18th 10th nsts., small
dark bay HORSE MULE. When lost he had shoes on al
his eo and his hair bore the marks OF the traces and
breechnr of harnaes reward of Twenty Dollars will
be paid for his recovery or any information that will lead
to it. and the conviction Of the thief
Near Green Pond Station, February 22, 1857
February 20 tuo
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his ai ;o@i eo.sesd nsst be addressed 70 he Editor a
Day Neaes, No IS Haynestrest MGseston M 5s 3 =;
Business Communications to Publisher OF -Oa"y
NJ eoos eon,,ot undertake 10 return rejected comunaca-
ASnert;senents u outside Of the city must be acconpa
a,iF ar;tt the cash.
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
l. Orangeburg, s. C. Terms So per annum, in ad-
vance.
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies of the
ORANaEBURa NEWS will he circulated for the benefit of
cur advertising patrons
Contract Advertisements inserted the most liberal
terms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE
Editor Orangeburg News,
February rs 0rangeburg s. c.
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LARGEST C1RcuIArIoN.-We DAILY
News publishes the Official last Of Let;
ters remaining Il, the PostoB'ce at the ene'
of each aoeek, agrcea6ly to the .tollo~'n9
section of the Ne,o Postotfce Low, as the
newspaper haring the largest circulation N
the CITY Of Charleston:
SECTION And be it further enacted That lists OF t tes
ters remaining uncaed for in any PostomGe III NY
shall hereafter be published only in the
which, being published weekly or oftener sna o soi
largest circulation within range OF delivery VI 'n0
Office.
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LITERARY LECTURES.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED AT ST. STE
| n PHEN'S CHURCH, Anson street, on Monday
Evening" the 4th instant by the Rev Dr. LORD, for the
benefit of tho Church.
Tickets can be had at the Book Stores; BAY
DENIS, AIMAR'S, DIS. RAOUL LYNAH'S Drug Store,
the Committee Of the Church, and at the door.
Price Of tickets so CENTS Doors opened at o'clock
Pm,
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R ( w A R DS.

TIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-LOST,
+ WHITE BULL DOG, with his tail shaved, small
yellow spot under his eye, and answers to the name OF
JEFF The above rcwrrd will be paid if left OF No. 10
DRAKE STREET February 28
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1NHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GRANITEVnLE
i Manufacturing Company ere hereby notified that a
Meeting is called to take place at Graniteye on Thurs
day. the 18th April next at 10 O'Clock a. II. stockhold
earnestly requested to attend in person, posi-
BILE, as matters of vital Importance to the Company will
be presented for decentralization.
The first Thursday after the third Monday in April
which the day Of the annual meetings for several
years past was changed to the 18th July at te last
nual meeting. As the Annual Report will be presented
to the stockholders the 18Th April that day may ba
substituted for the regular annual meeting in July.
WILLIAM GREGG,
February "a flu President.
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F 0 u N D.

TOUND, A SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
4 BOND, with Coupons attached, for Ono Thousand
Dollars which the owner can have by proving progeny
and paying for advertisement Apply to D. n. koBsoN'
No. G2 East Bay. twml3 feoruaff
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CITY YTAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY AssEssOR.(
City HALL, March /, 1867.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that the Monthly Returns for the month of Febru,
ary pest in compliance with the Tax Ordinance ratified
on the 18th day Of December 1885, must be made on or
before the 18th instant. D. O. GIBSON,
March 1 $780, 1S .,s--.s 49, City Assessor
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ABSTRACT OF LECTURE,

r.) Defence Of the hero of the Pilgrims Progress.
.ei!.l The Pilgrims Progress Rs prose poem.
isj Bunyans concepan OK the heroic character COM
pared with that Of Homer. -s.4=. s,c-s
st4) The Pilgrims Progress as an aliegory. Bunyan
compared with Spenser coutzasted with Milton his
afinttes with Shakespeare. ,.a2iaa
t5.) Bunyan as writer Of the English language. Ellis
book the only instance Of pTten tpeech His doggre
verses not inconsistent with his poetic endowments Ills
want Of learning misfortune to the literary world
t6.) Bungan and Christian, the hero Of his own
aegory; Of whom, like Cowper and Coleridge we ask
to be forgiven for praise, March
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH. CAROLINA.
FHHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE
l. held at O'Clock, This Erening.-.
: FRANCIS L.:PARKER, ND.
March Secretary.
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STATE ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 8. c.

COLUMBIA FEBRUARY q, 1857.
Y1NHE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THIS STATE, ON
the Goth of December, 1866, adopted the following
resolution:
'.ReoEued, That His Excelency the Governor be a1-
thorized to call for plans end estimates for covering the
new State House building with Light tin roof and to
close the windows and door openings with ruff shutters
to protect 1t from injury that he appoint the Architect
whose plan shall be adopted Superintendent Of the work.
after he has fully maured his plans and drawn up speci
fcations which shall fully set forth all the work to be
contracted for and that the be done at the earliest
day practicable:
Pursuant to this resolution, plans and estimates will be
received for the foregoing work until tho 4th Monday in
March next when plan will be selected and proposals
for building according to the will be invited:
By order Of the Governor
:. JAMES s. sDONS,
February o .,1-ss q Private Secretary.
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ALL INDEBTED
TITO THE ABOVE FIRM, AND ALL WHO HAVE
claims against the irm will plense COLL on the under
signed who will settle tho same; and who will contn1:e
the Auction and Commission business at the old stand
No. 20 Vendue Range, under the firm OF M1LLlGAN q
SON. JOHN I. MlLLldaN:
March WILLIAM E. MILLIGAN.
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EDUCATIO NAL.

NIGHT SCHOOL.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE EXERCISES OF THE
" subscribers School will be conducted ut No. 364
KING STREET, east SIDE door south OF George, at
which will be taught Bookkeeping, Writing and the
higher branches Of Mathematics and English including
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, &C., Political Economy,
Rhetoric, Logic, &C., &c.
Terms moderate. Apply as above.
DOTY sHERFESEE,
January mWf2mo
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A CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.

ELECTION OF CITY CIVIL ENGINEER.
Gl-a OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
st@'ils III 3. ,aj.s. siS.;, FEBRUARY %, 1857.
VlHE CITY COUNCIL WILL PROCEED AT IT'S NEXT
/ Regular Meeting, to be held on the 18th Of March
next, to an election for CITY CIVIL ENGINEER, un.
der the following Ordinance which is published for In
formation. Applicants will please name their suredes
Bond required Is for $500O
Letters received up to u o'clock NJ the above men
toned day. W. 81. SMITH,
TIG'..szl-73.. Clerk Of Council.