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L 8 a b l. a ED Is52.
EOIAL TIOE.
CHARLES HERzsERe,

Successor 10 Isaac HerZberg Son,
WHO lave conduc the Pswnbroking Business
ior nfteen years in this city, far twelve <fN
yesrs the snly Psvnbro oker n the Distric' 4
hs the puu lie for the Confidence heretofore shown
tnem; and beg leave TO call their at ention to the
Isct tha We still continue 10 make the highest ad
xsnces 10 all sums upon all articles Of yeveiry,
Dlamonds, Nssckes, Bonds. Government Scrip,
SILVER Plate, &c. for which We have su pertor
places Of posit and security, which will always
be shown for the satisfaction Of those patronizing
as We have special facilities for the care and
rreseryatoR Of Wearing Apparel Of every de-
scrlptiOn, Wooleus, &C., on which the highest sd.
NAnees are made, guaranteeing when required
against moth, and always against tinJury Having
large warehouse in connec tion with office,
We have special facilities for storage of all kinds
ef Merchandise, Farnitare, &c. on which we
make the highest advances for days. weeks
months. We call especial attention to the fact
that owing to the large capital employed In our
business, we can make advances at such rates of
interest rs TO defy competition. We sell no goods
feiturs and tren only al public auction. first Civ
ing sHp pie notice through the various city jour
mails 10 all depositers. By this means deposits
with rs are never lost il their redemption Is de-
sired. We call especial attention to our arrange
Dents Tor forwardi ng goods to any part Of the
country, arrangements which An experience Of
hfteen years has brought to perfection. Depos-
iters sre enabled by this mesas to redeem their
goods from our once ne matter where they may
yete apartnentsfor confidential business. N. B.
We have no connection with any si Rilar estab-
nshmenf In this city. Refer to old resident of
Washington. Remember HERZBDRG'6 Loan
Once. S31 north o street, between AZ and 9Th
washington. - Z. fe 25-lms
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EIGHT Horn SYsrEM-The PennsvIxart,
Legislature has passed bill making eight
hours days work Ii declares that period
70 be legal days labor in all cotton, WOODEN,
silk, paper. bagging and nax factories, and
that the same shall be the case in all contracts
fer mechanics and day laborers
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CoNGR ESSIONAL.
iNATE,-Saturday afternoon-

SENAIET-Saturday afternoon
After the passage OF the Supplementary Re-
construction bill over the Presidents veto nv
vote OF yeas 10 nays :, as stated in the ST.
Mr.. Irumbull offered 4 concurrent resolu-
uon that the two houses ad journ on Tuesday
next al noon 10 the first Monday in December
MT Drake moved TO amend b v inserting IN
stead OF the first Monday IN December Tues-
day. the 18th OF October.
The amendment was disagreed to; yeas, 10 :
nays, 2S.
Mr.. MorrilI, OF Vermont. moved TO amend
by inserting the first onday in November.
After debate between Messrs. Conkhpc and
MorIllI' the amendment was disagreed to
yeas, IL; nays, p.
Mr. Sumner moved. as substitute for the
resolution, a proposition that the presiding Of
Ulcers adjourn their respective hou ses on
Thursday next, until the first MONDAY in
June, and on that day, unless otherwise or
uered by the two houses, they further adjourn
their respective houses until the first Monday
in De cember, 1867.
Disagreed to-yess, q; nays. 81
After considerable debate. parIicipsted in by
Messrs. Conness, Drake, Morton, Sumner
johnson, ana others, the resolution 20 adjourn
on Tuesday until the first Monday in
December was adopted-yeas p, nays l6
Ihe Senate then, at p. m, adjourned till
Monday.
HoUsE.-Saturday afternoon
Alter the passage of the Supplementary Re-
construction bill over the Presidents veto by
yeas ia, nays 25,
Mr.. Blaine offered, as a question of prtvt-
lege, concurrent resolution that when the
House adjourn next Tuesday il adjourn TO
meet on Monday, November ii
After debate, Mr.. Bingham moved to Law the
resoluuon on tne table. Negatiyed-yeas, 50;
nays, 3.
The previous question was seconded, and
without disposing Of the question: the House
at AS. adjourned.
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TIE DEATH OF "ARTKMUs WARD The
remains of Charles f. Browne have been tenn
porarily placed in vault al kensal Green
Cemetery, London, whence, in accordance
with his desire, they will be convened TO
America. For nine DAYS before his death he
was quite insensIble. BY his will he leaves
the bulk of his property TO his mother, and his
love for children is shown by an extraordinary
number of legacies TO persons OF the tender
age. Tie property bequeathed to his m other
is at her death to revert i'm trust 10 Horace
Greeley, 10 be applied for the foundation of an
asylum for aged and decaved printers -
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ANOTHER HoVRIBLE INDIAN MASSACRE
A letter just received from Fort Rice, DAKOTA
February III, contains the following:-Our
latest reports from Fort Buford, il true, are
horrible. Three Indians, belonging 10 the
friendly SIOUX, came in and reported that Fort
Buford, at the mouth Of the Yellow Stone
river, was attacked on the 5th of January by
hostile Indians, who were repuIsed by ths Iit
Tie garrison. On the 18th, after being rem
forced, the Indians made a sudden rush on
The weakest point succeeded in getting into
and child, not one being left 10 tell the tale
The tort was under the command OF Colonel
Rankin, and company g, 3lst United States
infantry, was the only company garrisonIng
the fort. The report is curreat that these hos
tile Indians have made declaration that they
intend 10 drive the Unitsd States troops from
the Upper Missouri. and that they have com
menceo with Fort kearEey and Fort Butord
Taking into consideration the small number
of troops at each post, II would be an easy
matter 10 capture and massacre every man
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PERSONAL.

MRs. CURTIS IRVING, CIanvoyant, and Test
1VI Medium. will give life readings, including
Past, Present and Future, her ONCE, 420, north
side Of Pa. ay., between Az and 9Th streets. Once
hours from TO q. N. and to D.. IN. Ia II I'm
CONFIDEHTIAL-You men who have in
~ Iured themselves Dy certain secret habits,
which unft them for business, pleasure, or the
duties OF married life; also, middle aged and old
men, who. from the follies of youth, or other
causes, feel debility in advance Of their years,
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
any one, should FIRST read "The Secret Friend 7"
Married ladies will learn something Of importance
81 perusing The Secret Friend. - Sent TO any sd-
eress, In sealed envelope, on receipt Of Is cents
Aodress DIR. CHA5. A. STUART co.. Boston,
hSs nos Sly
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HMr. Archibald Allison will send To thu
Universal exhibition In Paris the model ana
plans of q tunnel TO unite the coast OF En- Gland
and France. Several projects have from time
10 time been presented 10 the Emperor Napo-
leon OF SUI ubmarine railways between FoIkstone
and Boulogne, and Dover and Calais.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

. CURE AT LA6T-AIl those who are su fer
ing from rheumatism can be restored 20 perfect
u, ALI by taking 9 few doses Of METOALFES
ObkAT RHEUMhTIO REMEDY.
NH Is cow g. q. FORD, Agent.
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STARTLLSe.-A few Sundays ago, as the
congregation in the Nash vile Cathedral was
quietly engaged in its devotions, the bell feIl
from its fastenings, and was caught iu the
timber work above the organ. A local paper
says that the worshippers were "very much
SfarfIad
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NEW YORK NKvsPAPERs-The New York
Journal of Commerce says there are Coz news
papers, periodicals, and magazines published
IN New York State, Of which a5o are issued in
New YORK city. There are IN the State Il
eailies, (of which 81 are in the city, tn
weeklies, II semi-monthlies, 43O weekIIes. 10
semi-weekles, lO2 monthlIes, 4 semi q uarterly
10 qnarterlies, 2 semi-annuals. and annuals
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,
Hn "a Rond .treet Ma yoxN

3Tull Information, with the highest fssfino-
Hsdty also, Book on SPECIAL Diseases, tn sealed
estelope, sentfree. ~ Be sure and send for thsna
and yoH ictH not resra it for, IS advertising ply
nclans are generally tn1pOstorS without references
ne stranger should be trusted. Enclose q stamp
Tor postage and direct to BR. LAWBENOE, No
IL Bond street. New Yerk uol2.DkWly
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL COALll
Best WHITE ASH at So, by the ton. All sizes,
Sawed and Split OAK WOOD. $40 per cord.
Long Oak, S8 per cord.
ton OF Coal sold By me always weighs 2,2l0 lb,
JOHN b. LORD,
re Bly Corner <sh and q streets.
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MRS. n. G. BROwNp pMErAPHYsICALD DIS
COSERY cures Deafness. Casarrh, slI Diseases
OF the Eye, and every disease iesh heir to. Lab
sratory and' De pot Al o Ich street Philadelphia
For sale by all Druggists. NH -2w'
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COAL C0A ALL
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons of ,240 lbs, delivered In sny part ef
the city.
Chestnut White Ash. 81.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500.
Red Ash, S825.
Lehigb, SO.
Oak aud Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Office or at the Wharf,
foot OF Seventh street
8. p. BROWN SON,
jaab-h l63 9Th street, between Il and F
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATE PATENT OFFICE,

DEPABTMENT& OF oF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED SWatsMs Wa.aissrssT PaTk.T AsIcb 0lffi3fE re
On the'petition of kALPa si !. J. Fah0oEsR. F eff
granted to hin ths 6 dsy af Jane
lsss, for an improyeneDt in Hose OOu Pling, for
fs. ai the sep FL aS Of q sd
tns Se 70 SaS
Are notified to appear and show cause, If any they
opposing tne are 70 re to
fle in the Patent Office their objections specially
The day sed snys py etSss
party, to be used at the said hearing, must be
e the ONCE, which viii be furnished Oh sppios-
testimony, must be fied in the ofise tosrs daSs
oefore the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any,
oras.sd, siss, that this notice Be pabisied in tn,
Inislltgenecr and the Repnblicon t, Washington, d.
weei for three successive weeks; the nrst Of said
publications to be st least sixty days previous to
T. O. THEAKER,
Commissioner of Patents.
COPY and ssDd sSer rhs ss w
with paper containing this notice. mhil.lswsw
nRPHANs' COURT, MARCH 5, is0-DurRIcs
Barrett dssssssd the
SoSn,s 81 as.
appointed Saturday, March soth. 1857, for the
sonsl estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in
and turned into money; when and where all
notified % attend, with their claims i prop. OBJ
erly youched. er they may otherwise by Law Sc
e1eiuded from sll benent In said decessea's o es-
ssss p.SsdSd "a sssy Of thi: order Be published
previous 10 the setd day. -
Test :EJAs. B. O'BEIRNE,
my S-WSw' Register Of wins.
WEsr INDIA ORAneIe AND
w SWEET HALA6A GRAPIe,
Iresb. l KING PLACE,
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ITS EFFECT Is MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE

,s1CILIAN HAIR RENEw WEIR,
Nn perfect and wonderful article Cures bald
ness; Makes hair grow. A better dressing than
any "oil' or "pomstum. - softens br ash, dry and
abeve all, the great wonder 10 the rspidity with
winch 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
hair, but strikes at the root and fills it wit new
life and coloring matter.
. The frst application will do COED you will see
the NATURAL coLoR returning every day, snd
BEFORE You KNOW 1T.
the old gray, discolored appearance of the hair
VII VIII ne s2nsJ giving place to lustrous, shining,
ASK for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer no other
see that each bottle has our private Government
stamp ever the top of the bottle. AL Others are
b. P, HALL & CO. Nashu a, N. H., proprietors.
IoT sale by sll druggists. fe lS-d&weosm,r
~ MARRIAGE And GELIBAOY, AND THE
Happiness Of True Manhood. An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the
Physiological al Errors, Abuses and Diseases which
cIeate impediments to Marriage, with sure me ans
charge. Address DR.. ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. "a SIN
SECRET DISEASES.
eAhARIYAN's GIFTis the most certain, safe and
enectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
baisam, no mercury Only ten pills to be taken. it
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, "a; fe-
SAnARIfAN's RooI AND HKRB JuIcEs-A positive
ana permanent cure fer Syphilis, Scrofats, Ulcers
Sores, Spots. letters. 30. Price 81 Is Der bottle
Sold by 8. O. Ford. See advertisement mys
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

The undersigned having entered into col partner
ship, and lai9 in an exte. siye anS carefully A
eelecteQ stock Of CLOTHS, ,OASSImEBES, 1a
yEsTfNGs, and GentIemens FURNISH NJ
ING GOODS, are prepared to mate up for M
their customers neat fitting and fashionable
suits Of clothing, at their new establs shment No.
$40 street, tive doors west of the National The.
ater. Persons desiring neat fitting and fashio on
able Clothing, on moderate terms, should not fail
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
GEO T.. KEN, 6.W. GILBERT,
Formerly OF SO9 9Th st.. Merchant Tailors.
nh SLIM No $40 Z st bet 18th and itth
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MRS. NJ. g. BROWNS UNEQUALLED SCALP
RENOVAT0R AND HAIR RESTORER No
sulphur ia this preparation, which ts killing the
scalps and rendering the people blind. Labarato-
ry and Depot, 40 rch street, PhiladelphIa.
For sale By all Druggists. NH e-2ws
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MRS. N. G. BROWNS CELEBRATED POOR
hICdARDS EYE WATER. Lifts mp every
sunken eye, and siren gthens every weak eve,
opens blind ey es: is the best in the world. Laha-
For sale By all Druggists. NH lvs
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N PkR GENT. SAVED by using O. lew,
CU ELL pure unaduItersted
Premium New York City SOAP,
Premium FAMILY SOAP,

80 RIs REk oEHT SAVED sy q'nns @. B JEW.
PTsmiS% Premium EsS ESmfI1 fI5f soEP Sbty SOAP
sTsnsen sna No i rhsSsEt bh5NE sS9fi Ss9ff'
Post Once will be promptly s'tsndsa 8 ,sWs,I s.
Soap and Candle Manufacturer, No 500 and
sO2 u 81. north, bet. Attn and 6th jsll-6n
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
I scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
ef Washington County in the District OF CsIsm-
sf wsm E5sTt ate Oh ., as SstsSaa
-. q, deceased. All persons having claims
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof TO the
subseriber. on or before the 5th day Of March
ali benefit # tie said estate law % eh''uaoa from
,.Ven Given under my hand this sth day OF Z March,
nh 6-law3va Administrative.
V'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subsori-
wssSingOn Coanty, in the District iI ci Columbia,
lsteri idi tesiamentsry on the personal estate Of
deceased. All persons having claims against the
sela deceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
on sr before the 5th day OF March next; they
10 nay Otherwise BY law be excluded from all benent
Given under my hand this 5th day OF March,
loo.i MIOHAEL F. MORAH,
mn CIaS3" Executor.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suoscri
"A n Der has obtained from the Orpnsns Oonrt o.
Ists9. 0osnty In the District Of Colu nbis
.s or Of W. o, sta Gt
deceased. All persons having claims against the
slo deceased are hereby warned to erhibit the
same, win TIE vouchers the reof, to tn, snhscrf.
ger, on or oeiore the 9Th day OF March NEXT: thew
haaS otheIwlse by law be excluded from ali bene6t
Given under my hand this 9th day Of March Is;7
mn l-IsSsw hAkY EDMONsTON.
V'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snb.c,,.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans, CoUr, 80
Washington County, in the Distyict OF Colnmbis
Letters OF administration the PERSONAL esta,a -
1hadceus Borrice. late OF W ashIn gton (jity n, ~
deceased. All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the ssme
with the youchors thereof TO the Subscriber On n,
before the I2th day Of March next: they NAV
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit Of
Ihe seld ertatr.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF March.
1851.
NH Is-laxsE- MARoELLUs MoRRIOE.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOR
BAkTl MORE.
Making freight con nection ct AQUA CREEK
with bICHMOHD FREDERICkS- eQa
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. HIRA
The steamer E&PREsS, Capt A.
Ntckle. aud steamer KENNEBBO, Capt John Il.
wilson, leave Washington from Sixth street
wharf every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
q m Tor Baltimore. and usual way landings on
Lrtomac river. RetuI ming leave Baltimore every
TIkSDAY and rKIDAr,4p m.
For further Information apply to
J. B. BRYAN BRO,
mn lsu No. 343 Pennsyivanis ave.
STEAMER WILSON SMALL
- FOX THE EASTERN SHORE.
E0TICI.--The Steamer Wilson SMALL,
OAPT. d. T. LEoAARD, nowin -R-
All respects one Of the staunchest, EeES
most comfortable and elegant &1.szzzaE1
steamers plying en- Chesapeake Bay, will resume
her route on sA CRDAY, March I'd. She leaves
ner pier opposite No. 10 Light street wharf,
ssifimore: every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
shTI hpAn ats p m, for EASTON POINT
Rig FgffLLEEaAISLLLS0Ss0RD 7 LEa I ii GL9RA,S P0LNE
FnRD'S WHARE aad LLOYD LANDING,
heturni ng from THE EASTERN SHORE, she
leaves bloyds Landing atlp D. m, Cambridge at
p m, and Easton Point at ,. m, every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday, touching at ali interme,
a1sts tendinae, and reaching Baltimore at s O. m
on the following mornings.
she hss large number Of fine state-rooms.
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SECRET DISRAaEs
CLOTHING, DO.
JAMES 7. WALKER,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
asa Seventh Street, asa
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
selected assortment of
CLOTHS, CASslMERES, M
VESTINGS. AND X4
r GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. -~
That he is determined to run oil at q very small
ADVANCE on cost
Persons patronizing bis establishment will be
guaranteed GOOD FIT and good workma u shi D,
workmen.
S-JOHN 4. MCLEAN takes this method to
INFORM his friends that he will be found at his post
al the above place, where he will be pleased t.
c9teT to their tastes giving them garments to suit
the most fastidi ous, and seeing that their gar
ments are made up in the most wor kmanliks man
NH Him
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TO THE
PABIs EXPOSITION.
The new and hrst-clsss ocean going iron Steam
ship HAVANA, ae3
1000 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Com
msnder, will make EXCURSION frsm New
York TO Hsvre and back, sailing from Pier 46,
North River, on
Return will sail from Havrs on June 5th, Civ
ing passengers holding Excursion Tickets about
six weeks in Europe.
This masnifcent Steamship is divided into
water ii gbt compartments, and has been newly
this voyage.
The HAVANA will only carry first class pas.
sengers. An experienced Surgeon on board.
R- A full Band Of Mrs,c piuJ be attached to III
Ship.
Price Of passage in currency to Hayrs s,so
Hsy fnS ssS sGe9nd,ns % s,1s aps q TO
size of state room.
For further particulars and passage apply to
the Agents,
MgBRAY, FERBIS CO.,
90 South street, New York.
Or to Mc0. Y. BARRY, the Merchants Union
Express Company, 4O6 Pennsylvania avenae,
Waehlngton. NH g. .SOt
THE MOST lXOITINa ANB INTERESTING
BOOK OF THE DAY.
GEN. L. e. lh BAKER,S hIST0RY OF THE
AGENTS WANTED in every city town. county
and state Of the Union to canvass for this work
owing to the attempts Of the Government 10 sur.
press IT, Its pu blication was delayed. 1t will now
be issued, uhaltered and unabridged, under the
:gg.5son :1s dtcis Of GsS BAkEn II contains full
OF the secret enemies Of the Union.
For startling deyeloDments and thrilling adveu-
Tnd iRis osSk the famous 1perences Of
retves Of General Baker are all sttested by the
only ocis history of the Assa.sDstion atsn cone ene
spir.ey A full history Of this great, startling
FROM Its INCEPTION, III THE HAUNTs
OF VlLLAIHY TO THE BURIAL
has never yet been placed before the public The
work also fully exposes the nefarious system by
winch Presidential psrdons we're and are SO read
ilg obtained In Washington.
ouRhly ventilated, and there are some strange
Ieyelatsns concerning heads Of Department.
ne bers OF Congress, female pardon brokers, and
GlsnDguished military characters.
Tor circulars, canvassing numbers and all other
Information. address III. q. BAKER, Pest once
Box No. $50, Philadephia, Pa "
Al ms work VIII be ready for delivery on the lst
n B.-None bat those thoroughly converssnt
with the business, and with good reference as to
character and responsibility, need apply. mhis. I'm
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IAn1S GgILD, DealU fs Nss, ssd SIessS. kssI
ts,sasss. 0ia tarnitars RsDsired. ISI1.
the eanal) Rishsss DTiss Ssid isS 5000. ~
suaes' ---A a-a sllys
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u j. HIIBER9EA,
eIi7zENS XND MiLITARY We
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
my In WashinRton, d. O.
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MoNITi MONEY! noSErnI
h. PRINCES NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN
OFFICE,

Money loaned on every description of salabls
Merchandise. especially Watches, Dia- on
menos and fine Jewelry. / can assure
these who may favor he with ther patron-O &l
age that they will not regret having done so
N b--Privste door and once. Persons no,
wishing 10 enter the public office will ring tbs
once bell. fe 2S-imE
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VICTOR BECKEB,
PIANO TUNE AND REeULAfeR.-
ksrABLIsHBD IN 1855.
prnpsrv onpEas VOW zEcKIvED AT
uCone5s, 40, S2S Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts
T. " nEiChEhBAOH 3 Piano Rooms,
tSs llth street, near Pa. avenue.
Syseta1 nStses from Wps. Knabe o., Baltipsoye
400 ye take pleasure IN stating that We be-
neys nim 70 be com Pei teat tuner 10 n -Sm
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T'HE OLD EsTABLIsaED FIRM OF
Il b, GOLDSTEIN 60,
LICENSED PAwNBR0KERS,

near Pennsy lvsnis avenue,
Oner the highest cash I'D vances on all kinds OF
merchandise, to any amount and for any ~
time desired, at reason able rates. X0X
IRterest on large suus greatly reduced. p Z
Business strictly cOnfde ntisl.
Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale.
fe Ally
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PAWNBROKERS
aaJ AL Il IS

CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE,
Ne. $50 10th street, one door below Penn ave.
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CHARLESTON, c.; SEPTEMBER %, 1867

registries Of the bureau itself, he observed that
''the people OF South Carolina generally prefer
giving the laborer an interest in the results Of his
employment instead OF paying him stated
amount of wages, besides that, it is generally the
practice Of giving the laborer piece of land for
his garden, and the keeping of fowls, pigs, etc.,
thereby enabling him to live economically, and
even to earl many dollar, which he could not do
where other habits obtain"
There are 1867 churches in South Carolina, Of
which 4j4 are Baptist, 80 Protestant Episcopal, 3
Israeltish Synagogues, 4S Lutheran SOC Metho-
dsts 14s Prssbytsrian II EO%sn 9n GathGiie th
has 757, with 811 teachers, and OF academies and
seminaries 226, with 367 teachers. There are, be-
sides, number of colleges and one university"
In the appendix there are G6 extracts from the
Registries," stating the offers Of land for sale or
rent in different parts of the State in large and
small quantities, on reasonable terms; also the
wants Of citizens OF South Carolina for lsborers.
house servants, artisans, mechanics, etc.