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DUILDINoS AT CONvALESCENT CAMP AT
Id AUCTION -

GiS Q~a1srmaste,'s oeces Dspot Of wa,A,nston,l
By ora. wa g, =. c. rss.uasy ls
bsildinss At Oonvsiescest Damp, between the the
Long Bridge and Alex endria, will be sold at pnb.
BIev:t lieut. COT sss Il mUo.s
~ n sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
House. Hospital stds Store Houses; L seS.
dy.l wash House, Offices. Stables, shell, and
Buildings will be seld singIy.
Terms Cash. In Government funds
Fifteen days from date Of sale will be granted
fe2 2lI Aet,s Ghist q: NJ. DEPOT ws.hinsion.
CONVENIENT SALE AT eHARLIsrON,
81 public asction at tn, United States Arsenal,
commencing At 10 O'CLOCK : n Aarch d 1871
a aest zo ne. tons Cannon CAST Iron.
Aeout 100 tens Loaded shell.
sa Wooden Artilisry Cart ages, ironsd.
About 10 Osvsiry saddles, $50 Brides. $500
SaItttiage Boxes, and . quantity Of other Leather
large Hand Fire Engine, Quilt by Agnsw,
About 400 barrels Uns.rviceable Powder.
,.ins ~ s q ether rs1sery con
hope, mpiemsnts Miscsiisn.on.s Tools &c n &c.
Terms: Dash on the day Of sale, in United States
CurISbCy
Ample time allowed fo- the removal Of Proper
g.. at the expiration 81 which that not removed
will revert 70 the Government.
By authority Of Chief Of Ordnance.
y. b. PARKBB.
Capt. Ordnance and Bvt Major, o. 8. A,
fes-s&mtd Commanding Charleston Arsenal.
I .ARGE SALE OF ABMY CLOTHING.
Depot Qudrsermastcr's Omcs, .
Baltimore, Nd, February 8, 1857
VIII b sold at Public Auction In the city Of
Baltimore, 1T Government btorehouss, No 1 %
Sosth 1utsw street, on WEDH1SDAY, II n t,
February n 1871. Q lot Of
ARMY CLOTHING,
.3,47s NEW YORK STATE JACKBrs.
OF Irregular pattern, and otherwise unsuited for
fseue to troops.
By reason of its long retention In store, the
material 10 in some instances more or less darn
aged. 'A'
The ssle will take place in lots to suit
Terms: GssA, IN Government funds, on day OF
Three days allowed to remove purchssss
By order Of the QuaItormaster General.
A. B. klMBALL, Captain
and Assistant Quar- termaster, U. b, A
Depot Quartermaster
ADREON, THOMAS 90,
No. Is south Charles street.
lie o-lob Auctfoneors
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RAILROADS.

1866 r,.ssrLsHsHssAsEs .ou,. 1867
&Aa
10 TN SoRTHwIsE; s0urR, AAD SOUTH.
WINTIR sCHHDULBl
%. O :Ia sfssr November y, mss, trains viii
w''h.ass'0a- s...!n. s.s...or'.--. Y N.
IN. ssIxff ! S Oh TRACK h e B. 1 n
Yfth ELEGANT eC8uERT. Palace State room
day and night Oars. with medern inpro yeme nts
asy other route. Two hundred miles savsS 10
eot0Yn ano Central NsV Work.
Two Daily fraan 'sshs xsss.
ThrouGh rom Baltimore to nOCHIsrIR ana
Pss:enssrs b. tbs route rom Baltimore nav.
s E OF T,sl1e az changes in UNION
Iichets By this route can b procured ct the o.
1poer the Maternal Hot |. where reliable infor-
nauon viii Be efven ut ell times.
Passengers precurfng tickets at this once can
secure accommodations in Sleeping Oars for IL
mira or Ptttsburg. = :
III. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
Washington, d. o.
3D. T. YOUNG, Cen. Pass. Agent,
Baltimore, Nd. del "
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DOR1ABLB


STEAM EN0IHEs, @ 4
Combining the maximum Of efnciency, durability,
and ecoBomy, with the minimum Of WEIGHT and
price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than 600 being In use. All warranted sstis.
factory. or n sale Descriptive circnlars s~nt IN
application. Address
J. O. HoADLGYsS 90.
HSeosm Lawrence, Msss,
pHYeICIAAY HANDBOOK OF PR1OrI0.
.ess H2ANOk TAYLoR.
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V'HRQueH LINE BHTWREE WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA ANb NEWToRK.
- rs s

r,.,, WAsHINsroN, Jan. Q, 1857.
,or LIE. pesw zen Washington and New York are
IOh MIN f0RK, without change Of cars.
q daily except Sunday ut f:s3 .. m. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at PhiIaasl.
Leave daily Except Sunday At II:lS q. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except So ndsy ct 7:4s and HIS Q.
m, and $50 and $50 D m
On SUNDAY.
Leave fer New York and Phil ga slphis at $50 ..
n only.
daily
Through tickets to Philadel phia, New York or
Boston, can be had at the Station Once At oil kOurs
IN the day. as well ss at the new Office ~ the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Lite, 34s Penn.
avepue, Sstween 9Th and II b streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd adye tisement
for schedule between Wsshingtea, Baltimore,
Anna polls, and the West
y,L. WILSON, Master Of Trans portation.
N. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. KOOHTZ, Agent. Washington.
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tr rains daily except Sunday 0'"ef
Psese neers leaving Lock Haven Att O. % . ana
MunAmsport at 40 q. m. reach Philadelphis
Hnn3ut cnaege OF cars, (. ON WilliamsDort bv
Day Express, ct SD m "
The Pennsylyanis Railroad Company Will NOT
essome any RISK Tor Baggage, except for Wearing
Hundred Dollars In value. All Baggage exceed.
Ing tnat amount In value, will be az the risk Of
the owner. unless taken by cislcoutraot
for further inform alton. apply TO
1VaN =. ALLkh, Ticket Agent, 631 Chest.
SAMUEL b. WALLACE. Ticket Agent at the
. an EhIGRANr TRAIN run. daily, except
tons apply to FRANCIS FyNK, 1871 D.oS At
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JsRsEy-
- Passenger and Freight Depot 10 New York,
Junction with the Deia~ are. Isetswsnn. soa
Western Railroad, and ct Esston With the Lehish
direct line to Pitsssurs and the West without
change OF cars.
Two Express TrAins daily for the Wet, eroeps
Sundays, when one Train in the ming
to Chicago. Cincinnsti, St. Louis, &c, with bae
one change Of cars. OA'
wINTRB ARRANGEMENTS,
gomme, cling January Z, ls'y-Leave New York 90
$50 A, M:-Tor Easton, Bethlehem, Msach
Ghank, Nillismsport, wilkesbarre, kahanoy
,o siO M.,s, H a.I Ts.IsmFoE Termination. I.s
4. M."%s.t.rn f1eTe.s A Tor ~ E.-.ou, Allen
but Change 81 cars e or Ssosra
and but two changes to st; Lssis; Connects 40
Phia and Eric Roads, for Erie and the Oil Be
IA n. TnMN-For Easten. Allentown, Maucn
shunk Wilkesbarre, Beading, Pottsvffle, Harris.
up, M.-FOr EastOn. Bethlehem, and M.ues
s ss.ssn ... srs
e; g: +. 2 Es' s. e x1!HIIIa:"'''''
ss.das, h.sr.saIs, f,ts.. a.:
sls.,.ss car: through fro. Jersey City to Pitts
Adtsiea. fs s'sis: ar. run to Bergen po,.,,
TsSs.s Tor ihs ws.. can .. oet.,..d q. til. ono.
Liberty street, North River. ct No. Astor House.
Nos asts I'll, s2S Srosdwsy, and st Ho. 10
s isT JosIHa o. r.RKs, su.erutsnd.us
NEW YoRk AND HEw HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN Passenger Station In New York, corner s7th
street and Fourth avenue.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New haven and B<idgeport-t q N J. N 50
.. m, lsIs (1x.),stHx D, $50, So, and Ex.).
For Milford, esrstsord, Tsirneld. Southport.
apA Westport-7, ii 30 .. m, $50 aud q. 50 .. m.
For Norwalk1, $50, IL 50 Q. m n rs Dx.l,
tExD. 50, 9.S 81, and kx.l m.
For Dsrten And Greenvich-7, $50, n.Sa Q. m''
FOR stsniord-7,s (KHi. g. 80, II 80 a. m; Is
II.l. BIZ $50, 4. -, 80. 8 -, and H. Pm;
For Port Chester and Intermei ii ate stations.
CONN eOrIH0 TRAINS.
siI..l m. For Boston via Shore Liss-li. Is.
i For Ssis e; and sprins n.la-s, E,. JnS q.
n ios G JON: River !" RAILROADS. G1.o
II % Q. N. 70 Moetrsal: .. n. 90 NeItear stos.
Tor Hartford, Providence and Fishkih L. h.
Yer New Haven, New London and stOninston
Railroads .. m; II 10, and .. m.
Tor Canal Railroad-i2.u .. m. TO NorthsmP-
FOR Ho,satonic and Asugatuck Railrosd-ss.
Ior Danbury and Nerwalk z. R-7.so o n;
Co1scdisus sleeping Oars attached tos p.m
jsI JAMls h. HoYr. superinsssasss.
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n Ra All IN sshTfAE.r.

FHGitHSsS AZ zsb b.; tssi6
JOS 4 1AkNES, Il. D., Dsrgeon General.
Jos; RiLEi, q b., Georgetown.
TH0s; MILE1R. u. d, street. Warrington.
goHNsTooE!! b. ,M EsS aSsa avenue.
GRALT0N TYh1R, 4. D., 0eorgetoWn.
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DENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILRo.n
MINTER ARRAN1kMENE

The trains OF the Pennsy lvanis Central Rail
rsad leave the Depot, at slst and M.rset streets-
Shioh 10 resched directly by the cars Of the ar,
bet eHeeI Passenger Railway Thoss 81 tn Or,
nut ana sinut street Railway run within one
departure Of each train O'0 ZIG
MAINS BAGGAGE lXPRESs -iu o.u e.
and deiiNe Bseg age at tbs Depot. Order lsft
Ct the Office, No oSl Chests { street viii rscsI
attention. eoei's
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IA u. IL,
Pkoros4ShHss' f ron new s'%s'jjxs' JILL, Architect
BKPARrMKNr OF THE INTERIOR,

WASHING TON January "a, 1857
sealed Proposals will he received at this De-
rGrimg.' until II o'clock m, Oh MONDAY, the
ith OF n "A lsH, for the erecti on of the Jail
and Tor the District of Columbia, auth lied an |
rs. 1885.
The designs, detail drawings, and speci a Att ons
Can be seen at the architect office, in the eastern
grounds Of the Capitol, Washington city. every
day except Sundays. between ths hours Of 9 a. m .
and p m on and after the 18th instant.
Separats bids will Q received for the masonry
work brick work, iron work, and ar psntry work
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will
he reluired to enter into Q sufficient bond, to be
approved by the Secretary of the Interior for the
faithful completion of his contract Payments
will be made .. the work progresses. on estimates
certified to by the architect, but twenty per cen
tum Of the estimates will be retained until the
contract Is completed.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
eponsible bidder, but the Department reserves
the right to reject any all of the bids should il
be deemed for the interests Of the Government to
do 20.
The bids will be opened at noon on the 4th OF
March next, In presence of such Of the bidders as
may choose to attend.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for New jail" aud be- directed Go the
Secretary of the Interior, Washington; .; O."
D. 81. BROWNING,
ja25w6w Secretary OF the Interior.
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lNEPARfMEHT OF The INTERIOR,

III
ALL holGs Il G'i Ma ~ ~ 1';Hs as'''
r.: ses 70 S
that .t the date following tho descrDtion Of sssh
WI ntsns new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
vilSe rsi'sned. II no valid objection should then
JOS. b. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No p47s4, for $50 acres. issued under the act of
March ID, 1875, In the name Of Robert W Pierce.
30 3. 20 for loo acres. issued inter the act Of
A.rch 1855, In the name Of Eli alb D. Ball and
.sS Tor 80 seIss. Issued under the . sss of
Ms!eh 81 dsiS In the pane Of George Plum, and
No T.?l1 for lsO scres. issasa under the act OF
nMsn 20 ISIS, In she name o. James Henry, and
March Sd, 1855. in the name Of John WOOD, and
H for % acres. issued under .c. Of
March Sd 1858. In the ne of 5arsh Wood, widow
Of h's. r. Wsse; ana vac granted February B.
No. aftss, for Iss acres, issued usder the oct of
.Ss n%. 81 aDs HSd.Ss
No SIS f 70. 70 :sses Issued ou Ter the act Of
and ": granite. n. & GIr iPn 70
No 81: for 80 acres. issued under the 90. of
sop and vas grepted April l, Iss;. April 20. ISL
nst,b s IL. for 2 ;sI.. issued Under the act
Ihomnn bisSsiing. and MAS granted May Q, 1855.
No. u. ISIS for I'D acres issued uuder the act of
March 5. 1855. in the name Of Pslly Pssse, widow
e Che;. s PsA's' and was granted aly Is. 1890
No % So: for lo acres. issued under the act of
q Jseos Lsshsr and was Rpsnssd Ia1
8: lso-Aay 4. hS.
&. ..s. r N the fs
No. 8, Us, for no ceres, issued under Tue act
Vas granted April Is. lss7. NAY Ii. isa. ""'
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SPEEOHBs AnD ADpR sssEs or H. WIN.
- TBR DAVIS Colorado. Q Summer iris; by
Bayard TAYLOR. The Clavering. q Novel; b. Troll.
cray. Two Marriages; BY the author Of John Hal.
tfsx: Riokvick PsDsrs, Dismopd ndition.
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NTACKERIL AND OODFI8H. I apr
10 ooe pounds large ea0Rl GOLDFISH.
q barrels No. MAOKHREL.
Just received and for sale O olr wharf, ct the
foot OF seventh st. @. p. BROWN q SON.
dsls.n No. ass Ninth &C.. bet. . and =.
v11HY aRHAr REBHLLION, By John Minor
i Botts; go oheractsr and Char aoseristio
G:., A p wS%t!lI: ;e TH ..s Science 3
ss sS Story Il u. Owl iP war. b. sicSols;
tdm1nd Yetes; 70 oenh. Asos for wealth, b. kri.
J: HiAdsll; u sssts. ,,,-cv ..v,o,
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DRoPOsALs FOB CKMENr.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,

IrkuSufy DHpuffm9nt, Z
Crirs Of Supervising Architect, Feb. 8. 1857
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
nntil IL O'Clock m February %, 1857, for furnish
Ing delivered At Washington or Georgetown ID,
o. coo barrels Of Hydro ulic Cement SOC bar
lis 70 be delivered on or before April l, 1857
and the balance on before May /, 1867 the
Whole to be Of the very best quality, and sub ect
to the test inspection. and approval of the In.
spector OF Materials. Treasury Extension.
All bids must be accom- pa nj ed BY the guarantee
OF some poDsi bic per tt at the bidder will
him.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids IL considered for the of the
Government to do so, and no bid will be consid-
cred that does not conform to the equirements of
this advertiseme
Bids to be enclosed n . sealed envelope and q n
dorsed Pro posals for Cement
A. b. MULLETT,
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QUEER NALENTINE-The Taunton Ga
Zette says that on Friday night an infant was
found In the rear of a dwelling house in that
city paper was found pinned to il, saying
that II was a valentine for a man residing in
the house. The child, which was a gIrI about
two weeks old. was taken into the house and
cared
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I UKURIIS FOB THE HOLIDAYS.

7 UxURIIs FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
EAILLARpy oANDIEs AND CHOCOLATES.
OARAMEL's ORIAM CHOCOLATE.
DOUBLR VANILLA CHOCOLATE,
ResE AND VANILLA pURET AIs0nDs.
nIX8D SUGAR PLUMs, end
ASSORTED CANDIES.
jest received ct KING PLACE.
Il. ?. KING son.
w EST INDIA ORANGEs AND
SWEET AALA0A GRAPES,
bresh, AZ KING PLACE.
N1IAOI MRAf tDOMHSrIOJ et
I1 Jest made, Of select materials,
AZ KIS9 PLACE.
EoLDEN sCUPP.ln0NG WINE,
" OCR BINDsT NATIVE WINE.
Cold eoiev, fell, yet delicate flavor ana fra.
Grancs, end less than half the Of I'm ported
Wine. KING PLAOG
w r'Tssrs Of the puoro,")
z. u. p. KIgo 4 SOC.
deAs King Place.
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u EOEPTION LUxURIEs.

Just received, Q large variety Of articles %.
Iected particularly for the Coming reception Sea-
SON, z n KING son,
King Plsce,
do - Cor, We, ave- aud lBk A.
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trains daily. except SUNDAY.
Passengers By Mail Tram % 70 WilI,.n.no.x
ven at Sic D, n.
Passengers bY Mail Train 60 20 Oaru.l. ana
Shnmte rsbuTe without ch anRe of care
sleefing Oar Iickets can be had on &C plicatfon
Ct the Ticket D1lI o. 63l Ches n NJ street.
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HENBY COLMAN 3 Co, AUCTION AND
4 Com MISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos 291 and 1913 Penna. av, bet 9th and Ilth sts
Bales Ut auction every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday morning and evening
II @. REODkER SsIasrnan
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Regular Sales at our salesroom every TUES
DAY, TIL RSDAY; and SATURDAY, at IL
O'Clock. NAGLE 90
Jall-u Auctionaers
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RY NA0LE CO., AuctiOneers.
- Salesroom No. 293 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th SITS,

.hAoLE 90 will gtve their personal attention
TO the sale Of Real kssesS and Household Furni-
tnro. Also, to the sAI;s Of stocks Of Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, Ard Merch andise of every de-
serlptiOn, Horses, Carriages. Harness, &c
LikeI 81 cAah advances made on co ,ignmenfa
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NatnS Leacs DEPOT, VIZ.
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ditc6es in the cotton fields; but crab
grass in the. bloom cannot be we'll
saved where sosshaded, but should be
cut and cured in such localities, when
more matured, and running into the
seed state: :.
4 Any ! farmer or planter who vii!
followsthe ideas here presented, viii
never, after this coming crop, buy 9
bale ofsNorthern hay, but will raise
AN immense amount of provender,
and save millions to our section.
. Respectfully, s.
W. lT0NEY, :,
Eadauza, Ala, March 25th, 1857. s. s.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY.
THOMAS, W. PEGUES.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. =
Three Dollars year CAsH-Four Dollars
if payment is delayed three months.
RATES oP ADVERTISING, PER SQUARE.
For the first insertion.$l so: for the second,
$l.00; for, the third, IS cents; for each sub
sequent insertion. so cents.
Semi-monthly, Monthly snd Quarterly adj
vertisements. Sl.5G Zach insertion.
The space occupied BY ten lines (solid, OF
this size typc) constitutes u square,
Payment is required in advance from tran
sicnt advertisers, and as soon as the work is
done, from regular customers
f. Contracts made for yearly and half-yearly
advertising-.(pagable quarterly made on
moderate terms. - - -
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doom yourself C. .a levelsss: home: = =!
Women Of . highersor der off mind will L
not run, this; risk - they know, that
their feminine, their domestic are their:
first duties.s IS, - -: !:
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10 q =.
aeHELo Rs S5a i Dss Il PREMIFgRE
s3DEgTS be Londa Oh RE #sGepres &
scented the 1astsre ports Of the s cottisksa
IRegiistsr soffce as fixing ths dsath
rate among bach elors at,d doubl g that's lt.s;
among married men, between theagsgzs
off. twenty-five and s thnty yfge while
+on the whole, taking married ahdN
single iii is is ssthsE limp husband ligs;
.tW entys. yeats Ipnge than unlnafriedssss
:gentle lemen. The RayieW conelQ Qdess:
! thaetaiits;tis. better to be marie Etosa
vixen than TO be shuHed off. before
Eour time, And ssa IS that men must
nj marry. to live: ;iss literally seithes,s5
death or tnastasi The RReyisWs
n wfiittttily suggests that Dr.. starke, etheSs
Register G eneraI) should have had5fil
his carte taken before Z alentne. e.ss
Day, with Asrael stand u j HIM
and demandiin 9: Of; q bae ehelo s. s. oufa
marriage .certif feate o. your life - -:
IN ITS; FnprDIGX1tV as to the cause or
t5az:differercee, Az iii longevity i between
married ~ and ssingle$mena. g 3 the Review Ii W
:ssks..ssss aa.s..mee ,essschaurlls <: stha
cciigars.jo,Ef Hagana be the cause Of fhess
mischief 4 Wouldta lateh. key uaiock
the 2bachelo lora Pinsass |
[-Ieaely moments insc chamb bers and :lodegsz:
Isinas, andthen expired of;broken hearts?
DE- starlke should shayes informed usz
;of the number soiff syoln ladies Who
live and an die unwon. z The Review as
amazed that, d: many men ashould
I.nref6aer sudden death isst i sto p 4 lingering
matrimon r s:;:
t;sSS KS . go:
Is.z:THr:s 1BoYlsszR oIEE.- S WOULD
i,ike 3to;ba,yes rudy !, cheeks, and bright
eyes. and strong limbs But 5tEeYS
|;ssSy:tbat stroII5 ). drink dims theseyes;s
snd = Wbitens ,t6e cheek and enfeebisssHs S 6
es5s @ fTs ZttfSerefaa1re vii lnot drink
80 - - B. s':sss5y
= II r., would like .tosbaye . clear miinrd,a
% that 1Isml;alysbe able to think On On !,
grests - att tbings. and a serve God, and do: d
Eesod tosotIess. I and prepare M to de- die s
themindi d5aSsaSHsGaa astFoys it
| fore. I,Wiii fsbsss drink at:all.
Il would Ike li ato Have "a p peaceful
Heart. and d aquiet eonscii ciisnee, :so: :thatgs
{ maybe happy while q amShere.$
EBut thew: say, js that t b strong drink fills:
MANY IA, -as heart..w1ith misery and iim-
plants in IN n1any::a IN, ! conscience a.sting
Therefore, Twill mot drink at all.
i Would like to haVe,a quiet, home,
ant, and happy firesiidde, where I could, re-.
ioice. With: h loving brothers, and SIS
teys,. and parents. Butsthey say.
| that strong tdriak:makes ten thou sand
hon homes.Wre93ched and miserabl le, there
fare. IWiil hot drink at ar: =. 3 - =;
would like to E gofto, heaven when
|. / die, that Z may dwell with ! Jesus in in. .
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TnELAsT OF TIE MEXICAN EMPIRE
Following the late news from Mexico
that the imperial army uuder Mi
ramon had been utterly defeated,
and the city.of ,Queretaro taken by
: the Liberals-we have now advices
from Vera Cruz to the 18th, stating
that Gen. Benavedes, on the part of
Liberals, was about to assault that
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-05-16

TERRIBLE EyPL os1oN. T: ! FeRT
SUMTER: IN AM KILLED. ester
day: afternoo about so Clock, ,Mr,
james RolrleS$ell; ;knoWn in.this eii.
ty,, ks. an. industrious bricklayer, lost
his life st Fort Sumter, under the fol-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-01

bow9oin 1s2 tons Randall. at Kerrs wharf from New
AoEA- olscnaglnS .Mnster
Mazdsn Gage tons, Shepherd. in Ashley River for
N4stnern Port, ioadinS w Roach
Perry 1873 tons, Hamilton. ut Kcrrs wharf. from
e~ A2sk: osSanatg1n8. Master
whnrf for Georgetown. G. loading.
= taaley & cceIBhtoE
Loyal Scranton $50 tons, Lowdcn, at Adgcrs wharf
Ne" 1Orh looulnR Nv Roach
Marvel ITO tons, Quilten, at Accommodation wharf.
from Seaford Dol. djscharsing. .Screven Nisbct
Boico 263 tons, Adams, ut Brown 4 Co.'S wharf, for
JacksonFlAe tla- .NlSlcy q Creighton
SaDie Me1rs, tons. Pine, at Brown Co.'S wharf, from
Norfolk, Va, discharging. Street Bros & Co
AmeT1cus = tons Moss, ut Brown 4 Co.'S 'harf from
new York discharElng 80. II Tulpsr Sons
Daniel Chase. - tons. Mitchell, ut Brown 4 cos wharf
from Baltimor. discharsing. Street Bros 4 Co
Ell Wales. - tons. Leach Mt Accommodation wharf,
from Philadelphia, just arrived. .Risey 4 Creighton
4 Mnrts, = tons, DIarts ut Atlantic wharf, from
Philadelphia, dischnrging. Master
Richard vnux. TONS. Powell, in the Stream from Phil
adelphiD, just arrived .Chisolm Bros
Ella, - tons Packard, ut Kerr's wharf, from New York
Elliott tons. Gilchrst. ut Gas Co.'s wharf nom Phil
auetpn!a, d1scharg1nE. Master
Lady Antrim r. tons Pugh, ut Brown l. Co.'S wharf,
from Norfolk. Va, discharging Street Bros Co
Vioa. 1G5 tons Treworgy at Atlantic wharf, from New
New York, dscharging. Observation-Disclosures. Master
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-01
SARATOGA
"EXCELS0R" SPRING. WATER,

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED TO
be uneQualed by that Of any other In the far-famed
valley OF Saratoga It's virtues such have secured
the high encomiums Of all who have IT, possess
ing as 1t does in an eminent degree cathartc iureHc
Alternative and tonic qualities n ,.T 7''- -
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D., Professor
Practice of Physic, Jefferson Medical College Phila
dolphin, formerly Of Charleston S. O..
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865
have been for year or more past in the habit Of
a1ng the water of the Excelsior Spring Of SARATOGA
Accustomed during the great portion my invalid lie
to use the different waters of the fountains which
Doll up along that remarkable valley dependant indeed
upon them for much of the comfort enjoy am salts
ned that the Excelsior Water is wen adapted as any
which they are generally employed is very agreeable
strongly with the caxbonio acd lively and
Sparkling can heartily and conscdentiousy
recommend it to all who need gentle cathartc and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DTCESON ~ n A y
The Water is put up In Pint and Quart bottles and
packed in good order for ahippng Pinta In boxes Ct
four dozen each, aud Qrarts in of dozen each