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%: Two thousandscts Silvcr-platcd
Tea Spoons, - ..... 6 nOp
2S Two thousand Cali i;cls Napkin
Rings, &c. $3 .... GOOn
The balance consists of the followine,
rticlcs:
Musical Instruments
Music Boxes
Ladies' Work Boxes,
Ladies' and Cents Gloves,
Ladies and Gents Riding Whips,
Opera Glasses,
Office and parlor Furniture,
Writing Desks
Black Walnut Frames,
EnSrayings, &c, &c.
~ dhe ne whole amounting to an aggregate Of
500. 900 Valuable Gifts.
PLAN OF DRAWING.
Duplicate numbers, from l to 500, 600
are placed in u wheel; the first number.
when drawn out draws the highest or first
gift; the second number, when drawn ont,
the next highest or second gift, &c, until
the whole number is drawn
The distribution will take place after tho
Concert, where 5000 persons can witness
1t. A committee will be chosen from tho
audience to take charge of the same.
All agents and purchasers will be sup
piled with a correct list Of the awards a,
soon as published.
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.
Tickets will be supplied to all Booksel-
ers, Druggists, Music Dealers, &c, where
they can he obtained at 81 each. or 4,
quantities at club rates
Circulars, containing full instructions
and terms to agents, viii be mailed upon
receipt CT stamp for return postage.
Orders may be sent 10 rs enclosing the
money, from s. to s25, in registered let
ter, stamp enclosed, at UIr risk Larger
amounts by post Office order draft or On
rress, at the following club rates:
, Tickets to one address. | 81
10 Tickets TO one address. 9 %
20 Tickets to one address. ... is 0N
% Tickets to ono address. u 90
Inc names of the agents will bo pub
lished from the Central Office.
Tickets Will he supplied to agents at L.
per cent discount.
Under and in pursuance of the prov
SONS ot the internal Revenue law, hi-
Honor, the Commissioner os Internal Reye-
nue., has, upon due proof, granted per
nit to the Southern Orphans Association
70 hold It's Gift Concert exempt from all
charges. whether from the special tax OF
| other duty. in respect TO such Gift Con-
cert.
This IS protection TO All agents, aud
eeNempts them from any and ali liability e.?
license, tax or otherwise.
This exemption is made upon the .cro;1n,,
that the proceeds of the sale of tickets 50,
tins concert are to lie devoted to q chan
! table object, and is hut another evidence
OF the favor and consideration With which.
our efforts have been constantly met IL
nearly every direction.
REFERENCES.
Lieut.. Gen. G. 7. Beauregard. New Or
leans: c. Nchecver & Co, Baltimore: Brig
Gen. J~h. Thompson, New Orleans: Ma;
Gen. :. =. Buckncr, New Orleans; J. /;
Bean, N. D., Baltimore: J. Baidlerston, N
d., Baltimore: j. s. Morrow Publisher
Baltimore: j. i. Nnnna Baltimore: c. "
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GINGER SNAPS. CRACKERS &c

USI received, a fresh assortment of
~ GINGER SNAPS, CREAM CRACKERS.
sugar Crackers, Soda Biscuit, Boston and
Slltter Crackers J. x L. Il. AGNEW.
March 26
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ASTIFICTNL M1Es-,,,rrrrl,
The Gravest NInlnd5es
OF YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD.

OF YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD
Howard Association ESSAYS, on the phy
sloloSy of the passions, and the errors.
abuses and diseases peculiar to the first
age OF man, with reports on new methods
OF treatment employed in this institution.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address DIR. J.. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association. phila-
delphia, Pa. Jan Is 3mo
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-This
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-harmlcss,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
mcnt. Nc ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown, Remedies the i'll effects OF bad
dyes. Invisorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signcd w
lla'" i. Batcle1or. MI others arc mere
limitations, and should 80 avoided Sold
by all druggists and perfumers. Factory
81 Barclay street. New York He- Beware
Of d counterfeit. Dee 1y
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BY THE EMILY SOUDER,

A SELECTED STOCK Of very excellent
n FRENCH BON-BONS, CREAM CHO-
GOLATF.S. JELLY CAKES, &c. at
MCkENZIE'S CONFECTIO. .,ERY,
Plain street, near Central House.
March 12
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MULES FnR. SALE

a NUMBER of fine, wcll-brokc
ca MULES can be seen at Jovner's
Hotel Stables. Prices reasonable.
March 26
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oceries, Wines, LIQUORS, &c.

onE@ = HHDS. MUSCOvADO
- !: !: 8; a: !: ;: sd: :::,~
; ;. rrTsa'' rnIv.
100 sack, Liverpool salt seamless sacks.
100 lbs. English Blue stone, at 14c.
1000 ibs. Cuppcras at Gle.
10 half bh;~. No AliCKEREf..
10 . 40 ;
100 boxes SCALED EERRINGS.
10 half bhl,;, Nn. l MACEEHEL
- box : i4em"n CliNCAEHS.
% Sugar
% % :. :. 2$.:e' s:l:.
hnds. Clear HACON SIDES. ,i ro(luce1
price.
5 1has. Baaon Shoulders.
Dbls. tiibscn's y. NN, NIX. NIlISKEY.
Bbls. @. Bliss Old Bourbon Wl!!SKEY.
Corn ard jtyc domestic
n"liand Anchor GIN.
american Hope
pilet ana Eocileiir BRANDY
Jamaica and Santa Cruz Rum
Sweet Malaga Wine.
Cherry ana Madeira Win,
Catalo%nia Glare; Vine
Stoughton Bitters
HnXrS Boxers and Erautcr Bittlr:,
Curacao ard .irnisoc0 Cordial!
Nof.s SchieGam Schnapps.
Nitl general stock of GENUINE IL
llUCliS. worthy attention of purchasers. a:
lair prices Call and examine the above
stock before p'irchasin" elsewhere" s.,
great inHnccm,n7s will be offered
\. !. SOLOMON.
Second '.o"t !rom Sh!Ner House.
March Is On Plain street
Gssssasy Bagging.
1n bALEs GUNNy BAGGiNG. ,x,5.,
~ weight 2l pounds.
80 coils MANILA ROPE.
bale BAGGiNG IN NE
'rac above III store at reduced rAte-
\ l.. SOLOMON,
second door from Shiver House,
Oct IL On Plain street
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1926 REWARD.

h STOLEN, on Sunday night last,
SF8SN from tho subscribers mill, about
AeAAZ1oten miles from Columbia, a dal X
bay HORSE MULE, somewhat chafed with
wagon gear; also, & common Wagon Sad
die and Bride. The above reward will be
paid upon delivery Of the mule to the Sub
scriber, at his mill, or to VIM. DOUGLAS.
iour miles from Columbia.
March 26 3* JAMES DOUGLASS
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Wanted,

4 NURSE, to attend child nearly two
"A years old. y girl from fourteen to
eighteen years Of age preferred Recon-
mendations given and required. Apply at
the Insurance Rooms of II. T. Nichols &
90 March oG :,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
THE FRANKLIN BRICK NJ,

THE FRANKLIN BRICK MA
CHINE Justly celebrated for perfect sim
plicity, great strength and i-..mcnse COM
pressing power, is guaranteed, with eight
men and two horses, to sclf-tcmper the
clay and make 5000 to $500 elegant bricks
per hour }. II. RENICK, Proprietor, No.
II broadway, New York, Room %.
rep 3mo
ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-A..TlFICIAL
HUMAN EYES made to order and inserted
by Drs. f. BAUCH and Z. GOUGEL1JANN.
formerly employed by Boissonneau, Paris.
No. 1893 Broadway, New York. Octl7 1v
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GRAND CHARITABLE
PRESENTATION C0'NICERE !
IN AID OF THE
SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION f.
{ (L'ro,poroted 5y the LegjS1at,ue Of i-,,-
Jt't(a, J"No'y 30, 1861
TO BE GIVEN AT THE
Maryland Institute, Baltimore.
april 30, 1861.

TENliE profits of this Concert will be given
n TO the Southern Orphans Association.
to the Sub]Olned address from the officers
OF Which we call the attention of the public:
We, the officers Of the Southern Or
phan's Association, for the maintenance
ana education ct the destitute orphans Of
deceased Southern soldiers and sailors.
earnestly solicit the sympathy and co-ope-
ration III our Grand Presentation Concert.
of all who desire to see the
" HOME A Nd HOOL"
Enabled to receive and care for all the
needy ones who seek its shelter and pro
lection.
Thanking our friends for their past con-
tributlons and assistance, We again appeal
to them to help us in moro extensive en-
terprisc. 1t is the design of this Associa-
ton to erect a 'sHOME AND SCHOOL" for
the orphans of the South, both male and
female, on an extensive scale, in the city of
Richmond, Virginia. AS an inducemcnt to
have the building located there the Com
mon Council Of that city have guarantccd
Il sufficient lot Of land, in an elevated and
healthtul location, and will Increase the
quantity OF land If needed
1t is with y confident hope in q favorable
response to this appeal to a public which
mas never Yet failed to sustain . charitable
institution, that we have entered into an
arrangement with Mcssrs. l.. T. PALMER
X Co, NO. 13 Holiday street. Baltimore.
to orSanizc q GRAND MUSICAL PRE-
Si1NlAIlON CONCERT for its benefit
and earnestly solicit the kindly aid aud pa
tronagc of tho public to insure It's success.
(Signed,}
Mrs. J. j.. HAMNo:,D. President.
Mrs. Or. j. Il. BEAN, Vice President
Mrs. +. A. L. MEARs, Treasurer.
Mrs. Dr. y. G.. KIMBERLY Cor Sct'v.
Mr.. $. IL. SCuIERs, Recording Secrttalr.
Or: \. G.. klMEERLY, Financial Scc'y.
Baltimore, February IL, 1867.
TRUSTEES.
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ARTIFICIAL LEGS,
Our disabled Cemederates will read the Il
lowing circular Of Gpyernor ORR with intarest: .

| y : !.
Our disabled .es-C -Csnfederates viii read the fol
lowing circular Of Governor OBR with interest:
TO THE CITIZENS OF THIS STATE WHO HAVE LOS
-, THEIR LEGS DURING THE RECENT WAY. - -
For ths purpose Sasrying into effect the pro
fetal Legs for all citizens of the State who hav
December 2oth 1866 caused noos Is be pue
es6 Rad St e E$es5 i Gom5 5%Ss
ss + aB9s 4 ssa s. ss$ss,S:
! examlne the various specimens submitted. IN
M, They unanimously recommend the stArmy an6
Navy Leg of DR.. BY, and his anatomical Leg.
Ilsas c9HpInlng moro, advantages: than any others
with pr: By to citse1is 81 this State
~ ses hS sRa sa5E { g ts 81 R5es
TRs cost Of Df B's anatomical I'LL bali M and socket
stea sdanae ieE me- from for
Re sE ths ta ases
citizen nevertheless, each person. wha chooses to
f BgH sB si5 this
His office will b, located in Charleston Ind but
1 Be propay mass hs5S saufs M hs
stump, Before its delivery each leg win be in
sPected by . competent person. ,s.
adaBtsE e Sc soF sfs PIoFPE rules ha been
i N9 person other than citizen Of this State
Su.s.@eu, uuUei tno AcC OF thc LEGISLATURE to re
II Seps9s5a eas1 appyng 8 must appsaazE hbotore the
CLERK OF the Court for the District which he re-
sides and satisfy that officer that he is d citizen,
within ss hon % tho s Aat ont of ths is
Assembly aforesaid The Clerk will thereupon give
such person an originaland duplicate ceftiacate,
under the seal Of the Court, certifying that the
81 The Clerks Of the: Courts Fave: had forwarded
to them blank forms for measuring the stump
Each citizen will procure two Of these on obtanns,
@ es 9 m 9 aB1a s I Il eaeiess
the oIlsna! certificate and measurement to DR..
Dougiass Bly,. Charleston: IS, c. ,.--- ID :.
The duplicate certidcate he viii retain his DOS
session, until he receives notice that his personal
presence Is 1equiDed at' Dr: Office, for tho
exhibiting this certificate TO- the condnctoIs Of the
Is Ejte IS gth4 sas rs{e1ains, {%9ess
quested the Railroad Companies to furnish trnns-
ssag saRGsnss sRs assa T
rs spa sS e IF I abaaE BeaEs Psoas tn v
be necessary for them to attend at his Office M
Saas,eseon ZOE OF fitting the leg 10 tile
As two hundred md ,ifey or more artificial limbs
are 70 be supplied, time will b4 neces-
requestedssto practice patience IN What may
Semr Seom l;, f@ yon IN anrsasonab'e delay
Dr.. BY advises that unless some nrezs;ns,
emergency exists, the new log should not bA fitted
s. nes f5s ishgoa t. obsan oba that
weather. Mi. l3&s5>, "a IA % ,II@ 1gl@Ts-.-i%
sE4a Il ss ta.a aa ssl E s5t { {
stap2es, cheeFfa]ly Fendes theae1yise gratut
= - Governor r, Of South alina.
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The FLORIDA AND CUBA TELEaRAPH-=Ihe searly
completion Of this work seems to be not imrhFoba-
bic from the energy already by thd con
tractors The Fernandina: M coxries: Of st}el 18th
says -is. ;-.s
:: The steamer sytyan shore brought to 4hia port
coils OF telegraph for the Florida and Cuba
(!nternationnl Telegraph Company, to. be- Dit ;ap
:. :.bstweeh Lake City and Punta Rosa ut the mouth
-of. the Oaloosahatchie River The whole line in
cnding the submarine cable from Havana tb the
s1af }s f2Bet ae4 6 Bs Hss S.t II bsse The
shipped from New York, and large force a ng @ n1e
! s,e sng2ysa PnghinE op ct yasious points
e fs33te ~ fnFt FtEEPPr9FT 1T b:SrH. 5:
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.lItI5aIpsI aapaIL III aaAl115IItI.I.I j..

OF murder having been committed ON last Mon
5ago ss zoatn as mi ys Se
was y,asses gssssA @gas calls himself Bntier,
kers sMes| Gabe Braddy 'a came up Tith I'll,
q gu1E!Saaegh arm to psesectit from rain. But
whersape vi sea pssa a5s Sn and YhG sbdt diS
565epga Tse RIar{ 4a death in short time
posse p9ss h'a aftes cases ; sSns 4 e
fssssd haTs only + beasa rs t. saa ss; ths
a mass = meeting Of .tseedmsn was held at 1ler:
present oee. esfeTs
Whtsnos 81 Edacom; csS nj; for| Fl tde
ESe9 eetedI stsRss od eo,ors
make BY: Iaas tha5 man could en-
Union man.: ahe meeting iasted ufsii ii o,elock
PM land. hfd]ne up amid the cheers Of tf1a excited
/: dhrkies e and IaPtd: firing =
- eaurlo3 learn that:several letters 81 don. u
7: :1sinlng motley nd1noney draft, have .beepTifed
ton Our czen Woaa IA Val val 70 I ahsloaS f.
letters fhfough The mail only draas payaS1a to
sems the city, and this ar +
tene before q a1ssshss saf 2 :.
tof rannsoo,, 1aSa ~,
e alsessions wns opened on Monday .rhrrns1sn
last A1s Honor Judge Moses spresiding:::y Ubon
naSc ce % the Ba9 and Jury thai hg TaT Shen
the Getia sisasg M h the dj5nlnmenf 81
tho Court dns a11 fSls Seanats {: He wo4ld,
and would not hsar those causes arising between
tho prohibited dates, K. 55-se..-:.::-- 3
A great desE eidisss tisSeetiou was expressedlb7
MANY on account OF the distinction made by the
order, between debts. before and after The
ment -bH 6btaiSisd Oh tbs former clase at ts
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!: Polfttca1 In 8, +. rY;;t;;9, a;;t;;9s

=: = 1Polfttca1 In .VIrxsf,1xSm s,S a
Under this head the New York Times has the
following paragraph from q corresp pondent
Party lines are being rapidly drawn in Virginia.
rosents the supporters Of the Congressionai
6 sadz e5s e Ssh s9a h3saa Res5
who viii Join forces with tho Mississippi and Geon
asBbss zn sssAs tstSggls f9sEao5 2
both 81 Which arc trying 70 get coptroi Of tba ns
gsnlzing Conventions with the chances in favor
a aaatsfRS PahEfPsos 8 vi f9eeivo a,sv
sfasas3n amssa SRa # s bloSa The
bly not make any nomination. G5.5a
i.sA$. Richmond correspondent Of the New. York
\ Ford writes as follows. s5 .HE s gl8s+a 4.
?. .3 General Schofeld has Informed uenberoP tha
:anRlnn HousonfD DhI64ates sfhit tho iisiJnalif.a:
ton to vote or hold Office does not appiyunder
ne Instruction .biA TO persons who were forced
so me Ieoel service ~ conscription, notwith
ia ta 5d s 5od o dsPess $E4xss
III any of the capacities enumerated in thn 4re-
ber se@ sasa yot ssaass e s
very sniall margin The disqualih ihcaton IilI be
confined altogether to thoae who volunteeded IN
living The survivors sre pTincipay III ot. ths cow no~
script class save, perhaps q few officers whd held
ranks from the beginning, and obtained their CONF
fhe advantages thus secured: will be mord than
ateEbaancssl ;sa aae aeiia dfests Of the Radi-
Ss 10 secure TIE negro vote and the uttdr in
ES,{H@} 6sssssy 81 tsss $ss
VINO haeo d good opportunity Of forming All esti-
mate that Petersburg will 60 for the Radicals by
azoo omoa1TT1sy OF 0oo and Richmond by majority Of
so 81 the m f5e 9thers
wise sney coud not occur Ii view of the largd pre-
81 Of WHITE voters u tptp 1 1Ps:iSs:
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The report then proceeds to say !: !.


Some of the Schools reported in: February failed
Tor On apparent falling off in tho attendance. Tho
attendance has actually increased, though Tho aver
ago is not quite so high. In many localEics k5E4
chlldrencAR ohty Sise "a: Few days Of each wccK To-
the field q about the house while their parents are
aeSud Gr saucatohal aoltieS iIcro.sez
and becomes more imperative overy day; and it
has occurred To- ME that possibly ciaa appeal
to the people Of the North from the Major General
the Commissioner Of the Bureau, in bohal of the
yaEiGY nesbcihth thtns ehEaged il this cducatis sfaa
work, might be productive Of much good.
make this suggestion with some he$itation,
a. and only because am painfully IMPRESSED with
iii qhat3 Oh thc neaifE At oRh dlshSsal|for the
accomp mplishment Of that work. All. -.si.
An ohcial'appe to the public from the conf
mission OF the Bureau might secure attention and
nad, ,where. other means have failed. sr
: :.Ihe schools established are in very successful
operator, and their influence for good cannot be
{, (signeD, ::,,s REUBEN ToA1LINsbN,
H. 5t Superintendent of Educhtio,f
y Atthree o'clock this afternoon, q pabici exami-
nation Of the 6 SAxroN School, !" held in Military
Halt, viii take placs in the Wentworth street
list Church, Aouse,of Worship putchased
List yeaf for the dse III the colored' pbeeoopie.
While on this subjective will give few figures
from the ,Reportof Rev. J. ". tALvonD, supgtlkzii
tendens of Schools under tho Freedmen 8 Batcaui'
for the six months ending December, 1866 The
whole number Of schools officially reported during
thht in ahthS ssoutea,.esr.ss $tatS; Eas
with 406 teachers and 75,456 pupils. If al1:the;
schoole'had besn rsrsaFsed pupils,
in his essinatslI would haye s9I 600.
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+: Januaryal--.,'
N#Ig. H..

;aa-STATE OF SOUTH. CAROLNA2CoLLE-
TON DIsTHcT.-By R. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, ordi-
hefeas, 1sEstAssra sroKE, Commissioner, IN
Equity made suit tomb to grant him Letters Of Admin
OF the drelect estate aud effects WILLIAM B.
MEEKs These therefore, to cite aud adro onish all
and singular the kindred ana creditors Of tho said
WHI1AM B. hEEKs, late Of co1loton District deceased
thattey appear court Of Ordinary
to be held at Waiterboro. g7h April next, after
publication hereof IT O'Clock fsrenoon to show
cause IL any they have, why the snid
Given undoe my hand shia 1ssh day Of Mar ID, Apno
.Donna 1897 -, ..:..- R ALAN wrIHIs..
4: March q !. =: tho ~: d G. D.
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80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PEE AMERI-
CAN SHIP MISSOURI hereby notified that ahe
has been entered under tho FIVE DAY ACT. IAN goods
not permitted ct the ezrato of TINT time win be- sent
70 the Custom House stores at their expense and risk
!, April Is ~'' .3. nm.
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coz.o1sHD SCHOOLS IN souT;iiI1 CAROL : :

.Ffoha'a report Just presented to den. R. K
sco1T; 'Commissioner :of the Freedmen1s Burear
for South Carolina, and kindly furnished ns by Mr.
REUBEN Tosl1NsoN, Superintendent of Education
ior this State we gather the following interesting
statistics, she*ang what has been done BY the Bu:
Teau, assisted benevolent sncieties II, the North
toward the: education Of the freedmen of South
Carolina. Tho report gives the condition Of the
schools, number Of scholars; etc, up to March B1,
1867. T. - - -: is.::. IL: .s
Number of.day schools ~; night schools 8;
schools sustained in part by freedmen 25 buildings
furnished by the Bureau 16.:. Number of teachers
IA; white teachers :10o;, ooloredi44 Nuinber 81
pupils enrolled s451; boys 1915, girls 1885, Papils
enrolled at last report 8252. Loft school during
Marchz43. New pupils ssdhIing March 9a2 Ave
erase attendance 62S1.. Number of white pupils
15. Number always present ss2z. Punctual ss2a.
Number over. sixteen years OF age 956. Npmber
insthe alphabet is2E Nnnnber df those Who spell
and read easy lessons 3o25; who road ii advanced
Readers $3.50; in Geography 17n; Arithmdtic 5142
in the higher branches :Sss;: in Writing 4936; in
needle work $40: :.Nunber. or these scholars who
we're free before the war 500 Number OF Sunday
schools SIS. Pupils in Sunday Schools 3549. go :,
The teadhersin ,these Schools; are supported as
follows :,.s.; -. ss,...4 -:.ti:, .,.s
By the New England Branch F. U:Comtnission. a.
BY the New York Branch F. q. Commission. -. 2s
By the American Missionary Association. q n
By the U. 8. Direct Tax Commissioners Is
b thr Old Scheol Presby terry, lPStsbure pi} IS
~ t,e Fennsylvane Branch = y Commissio1
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s5- NOTICE TO MARINERS. APT AIMS;
AsD Pilots Wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River are requested not 80 anywhere within direct
range Of tho Heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEson the Charleston aud St Andrews side ct
the Ashley River; by which precauon contact With tho
spomaF5ns Telegraph Cable Will be avoided. 4.
-: -. l. il =. 4 s. 9. TURNER q. NJ.
Harbor Masters Office. Charleston February 8. 1866
i February r.. !. = - - - =
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s. BRAUTIFUIt t@HAIR.-CHEvAIER's
LIFE FOB THE aA1hpoeahxeiy restotes gra hair to
its and youthful beauty Impacts and
strength 70 the weakest hair stops it's falling out at
once Keeps tho head clean; is unparalleled as hai.
dressing Sold BY all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers. ind at my Office: No. 1923 Broadway, New
York SARAH a. f.HEvAIr-P ar =
....-. 50 49,. 80. DoWE s NOISE,
s.. :,~:. No: ISL Meeting strces r
IL. -.-s !1ar1e
F. Jauuarysl- - r. -. rsnos
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~ -" EVENING Dr3tA1f3H,

Cotton easier, sales 1909 bales, at 27a. f1onF
frmer and: :aGtIe. sStata $40 15a13 40, Western
Sl 5oa1A TO- heat frzncr, Western % 35
'Corn-f and in fr Demand 120U90 bushels of
mix n!xed:Westarn:sdld for 81 27Sa1 81 Pork frmer,
. a8:e0O :baITe5 Of new; Mess sold = at: S22 rs.
cWhskey quiet, Westam 80 Freig ::l1rdoping.
Money rather more active. Cali loans6a7 per cent
on stock collaterals Geld oesed: quiet ratE 1S5la
1853. Foreign exchange, -:frner, but: |quiet.
Bankers bills $780,: G oyer1n11ents steady except
for old S., which were's lower: i -: 5
CiNcNNAr1, April E.-Tiom firm s:aud un9hang-
ed; trade brands SIG fancy s1a- Some mills have
stopped fot.Eant ct wheat others stunning 1t hali
time. Corn steady at TIC. in bu1ir,S and b7c3 3in
;.sacks.g Hess Pork and IN little demAndl BhK
':Meats duh and *drGopinR BacBn- SSfnau sales OF
Shoulders Mt &c.; Sides 11c. =: -:
AUGUST, ), 4pra 1z-Go dun and aechnine.
Sales l55 bales; - alings. Receipts 1po5.
sAyAaSxz Aprl, :1g Sales 1oe
NOZZLE, April 17.-Gotton sales 800 bales. Mid
dlnags, ,2so. Receipts 1856 rales: ~
: NEW ORLEANS, April 17.-Sales $500 baieh, III
-setttc z55a26c; rccaipts I,577 bales;
exports S, 962s Sugar :and sstno}aeses unchanged
md nothing DONG. Flour quiet but firm and I'M
Changed: Corn dull and dropping but unchanged
Oats duf:. Bacon- duh; and tower. Shoulders 81
Ribbed Staos 3at14;: Clear. Sides t9al31, Pdrk
dull ind dnsettled; po sales: I: Lard steady and IN
fair demand at ,1YIa14e lWhiskey, only: local
business at s2.10as2.3O for Western. Gold S5S !:
Sterling 45a47t; .NeH York, Sight cxchange|a per