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General Robert e. Lees Estate
Tho stranger in Washington, down Louisian.

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Tho stranger in Washington, down Louisiana
Avenue with his face to the west sees before him,
when he gets to the front of the City Hail. on the
south side OF the Potomac, and on commanding
emincnce, an editice which, at the distance of
threo miles from the point Of vision resembles
Greek temple. This is Arlington House, the resi-
dence, before the war, Of General Robert E Lee.
The Arlington estate was one of the largest hand
soonest and most valuable in the State of Virginia.
At All early period Of the war the mansion was
stripped OF everything valuable that could be
carried away by soldiers from Pennsylvania and
New England. Pictures, mirrors, statuary, rare
and costly books, old china and silver plate, were
all gobbled up, and sent off to tho "loyal" North.
These articles are now to be seen In dozens OF
houses in the States have named
A faithful negro servant, who had remained Oh
the place. saw this stealing going on day after day
and at last came ov2r to the city, got one of the
terview with Abraham Lincoln, laid the facts be-
fore linn, and begged him not to permit "Massa
Roberts" property to be thus despoled Mr. Lin
coins reply, in substance, was said to be that be
could not interfere with the military, that The sol
would do all over the South; and that as for Bob
Leo, he was traitor, and had NJ lights whiah the
soldiers were bound to respect.
The result WAS that the house and grounds
were soon made to look like the abomination of
desolation.
Finally, the Government went to work md bu-
red the bodies of 5000 white soldiers on one side
of the house, and the bodies OF 1G00 negro SOL
diers on the other. tbs said that the negroes who
live in that vicinity fiehten their children by tell
ing them the most frghtful ghost stories about
these dead bodies.
They say that every night at midnight the
ghosts of these 16O0 negro soldiers rise from their
graves, and dance Virginia breakdown on the
graves of their 10000 white comrades; and that
the ghosts Of the Inter, thus dis
turbed, arise likewise and attack the black ghosts
that the fight then RACES between the black and
white ghosts till 1 A.M.,. when the black ghosts
prevail Zone black ghost boiing more than match
bowling to their sepulchres, when they finish their
break down, and then vanish to their own graves.
colony Of several hundred blacks was estab-
Gshed by the Government on another part OF the
estate, and they were provided with comfortable
huts, furniture, utensils, implements, ETC., and
wore then told to go to work. Not one obeyed out
Of ton. Tho other nine stole and sold everything
ness. Now that the winter is here, they arc aut-
fcring from hunger and cold. and the people of
Washington have been appealed to to save them
from perishing How much better to have left
thelu to their Kind masters
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party of about one hundred Norwegians,
mostly young mon, was recently brought across
the Atlantic to engage in the furniture manufac-
ture in Clinton County, Now York. They arc do
scribed as strong and rugged physically, and OF
great worth Of character. Tho person who won't
over to Norway to secure tho services OF these i'm.
migrants says that great numbers Of Norwegians
answered bis adYertisements, nnd his chief diff
culty was to select the few lie desired from the
crowd Of applicants. The United States is highly
popular among tho laboring classes abroad, and
the immigration during 1867, It's estimated will
be greater than that during any previous year.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
From our Northern exchanges received last
night we make the following clippings of Wash
inotnn news
rn1pEAcH,1Es,

Tho charctcr Of the investigation now going en-
before the Judiciary Committee Of the House, pre-
pal atory to the impeachment of the President,
may be inferred from tho class Of Witnesses al
ready summoned. As yet, neither Conovcr nor
Campbell, so far us have learned, have been
cited before the Committee, and Surratt, although
daily expected, has not yet reached the city. But
the notorious General Baker is on the spot
and, understand, waited upon the subcommittee
this morning, and will soon be examined. II the
action OF this Committee whatever it may be-. Is
to be at all respected by the President, then, IN
deed, is he in imminent peril: It is only neces-
yinced that it will go just SO far as it dare.
1t is constituted Of tho most yirulent Gle
ment to be found in the House, and pos
sesses in q high degree tho cunning and talent
turning necessary il such q business. Wilson,
Iowa, Boutwell,, of Massachusetts,, Francis, Thom-
as, OF Maryland and Williams, OF Pennsy!Vanla-s
the four first namod upon it-are not anywhere ex-
celed in the peculiar qualifications betitting the
inquisitorial duty before them. Your readers are
familiar with tho antecedents of Wilson, Thomas
aud Williams, and it was but tho other day that
Mr.. Boutwell,, in denouncing the Supreme Court
for admitting, by the decisions ex Confederates to
practice before them, courted notorioty by char
acterizing their presence in such august company
as Contamination" and pollution" and did not
scruple 70 arragn the President as their sympa-
thizer, friend and s'accomplice. BY the way, 1T
was bitter rebuke, which was administered by
ooso w ~ III. .,,oh
tolerant speech; TO ~ nis 'u0
men as ofr, OF oontn GaroIn anu IN nlsags I'M
6oyaen, OF North Garoll.a y
Gonax Schenc; anu t1e aho
Bont"eA'-6osse'soFe Go@ete' ASt.
FINANCIAL.
Tho uncertainty prevailing in all quarters
throughout the country regarding the financial
legislation contemplated by Congress- is beginning
to make itself felt in both branches very strongly.
Probably the business OF the country would re-
ceye material benefit fit could be positively known
That all the efforts Of Cog arc likely to result
in LEAVING matters lust as they are ut present I
do not hesitate to saw that the prospect of the final
passage OF the Tariff Tax and Bank Bills is 30 re-
mote that thoy may DC a Gonsioereu lal.
ures. Even at Ems Gay tne iaIlH bn Is oelng 80
heavy aoen Mltn 1ojscSlonao ts " m.o Se
ouslN }coPardze all sna9Ge od lSs sucIGss: ss. ao
Tax Bl When re?aftea VIII ieeonnoau put t, see}
shgnt feouctom IN 1aAo al - that gno .oe ~
that nlen tarin IL oell, peiItoeo' st ,uIs "uo
receipts owing to t9e hnng Oh IN m pusi lsi
ness, aIG INV S ~ l
mates Inc pank D1u 49, nus oeon 80 aons nun a,Ia
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A SOUTHERN APPEAL
LANcAsrERv1LLE, SourH CAB

LANcAsrERv1ILE, SOUTH CAROLINA.
To ne Mayor Of the CITY Of Boston
DEAR SJn The Athens OF America will not
am confident turn deaf car to the appeals OF
suffering humanity.
great number of human beings must perish for
the want OF provisions, unless Immediate relief IS
afforded, in this section of orr common country
Even small contribution will be gratefully re-
zceved.
Direct to tho sspresident Of lLe Charlotte md
South Carolina Railroad" Charlotte, North Caro-
lima. You're, &C.,
January 81, 1867 J. F. G. MrTTAG.
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The New Plan Of Reconstructio,

WASHINGTON February THE "star" of this
citv saws that Governor Orr, Of South Carolina,
Sharkey, Of Mississippi, and others, have gono
home to carry out tho plan Of reconstruction
agreed upon here. It requires two hundred and
fifty dollars and the ability to read as suffrage
oualifcation. Tho ssStar' adds that the different
Legislatures now in session have been requested
not to adjourn till the matter is laid before them.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, February 4-The famous Califor.
mia case known as the Yellow Jacket, has been de-
cided and tho Writ of Error dismissed, which
afirms the Judgment OF the lower Court.
The Grand Jury has regularly indicted John
Surratt for murder.
Gen. o. O. Howard has issued a Circular, stat
ing that transportation is only given to relieve the
Government from supporting the INDECENT, and
enable those in extreme want to reach places OF
employment. Hereafter no orders for transpor,
tatfon will be issued except from his Office, and
the application must clearly set forth the circuni-
stances, aud be certified to by IN Assistant Com
missioner in person.
The disbursements from the Treasury during
the month, for the War, Navy and Interior De-
partments, amount to thirteen million dollars.
a special to the New York Times says that it is
understood that majority Of the Reconstruction
Committee have agreed upon Plan which, II Con-
gress adopts, will speedily settle the question.
Leading Southern men low In the City give assur-
ance that their constituents will submit to it's re-
QUESTIONS.
Secretary McC Culloch has been compelled to aban-
don his monthly contraction Of four million OF dol
lars owing to heavy demands upon the Treasury.
It is rn1nored that Gen. Sherman will so to the
plains to conduct the impending Indian war.
The New York Herald has definitely settled the
impeachment question. It says that it will be
pressed in the House, but the Senate will postpone
the Bill until the next session.
James F. Otis, a wel-known journalist, died IN
Boston.
B. F. Butler has expressed the opinion that the
pressing of the impeachment question would DO
good in the election but that it's chances were bad
IN Congress-. He deprecated pushing it at present.
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# #NOTICE.-CoNs1GN PER STEAM
SHIP B. sDUDER hereby notified that she is Thus
Day discharging cargo North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on tho whnrf at sunset will be stored at OK
md ria nf
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BE- The Relatives, Friends and Acquafnt-
ances Of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG, Of
bis brothers, JAMES and WILLIAM and families, ind Of
M and Mrs PArn1oK WALSH and family are respectful
~ invited to attend the Funeral Services of Mr. JOHN
ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG, at st. Mnrys Church,
Hasel street. Thu, Tuesday Morning. at Nine o'clock.
Febrr1arv
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SPECIAL N 0TICEs,

a8 NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED, WIFE
Of PATRICK oBRrEN Carpenter residentin Charleston
hereby gives notice Of intention to trade as Sole Trader
February tu44 HARRIET OBRIEN.
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WILLIS & CHIsOLAI, Agents.
All Freight amounting to fifteen 15 dollars or less
must be paid the wharf before delivery Of Goods
February
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RUSSIAN RAILROAD TRAyELLMG.-A correspond
ent Of tho London Times, writing from Moscow,
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THE GAS LIGHT
M UL1 l.P.LlER
MIR. JOSEPH POZNANSKI
TO RE RAFFLED.

A MAGNIFICENT BIRD MUSICAL BOX, RICHLY
MOUNTED IN GOLD, and exhibiting an ingenuity Of
mechanism rarely equacd 100 chances at SIS cach-tho
prize to be decided by drawing the principle OF o
lottery Call and SEQ it Mt D.JACOBS',
February - mws3 No. 243 King street.
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#COLGATE'S HONEY SOAp.-TI1IS CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is
made from the choicest materials, is mild and co1
lent in its nature, fraSrantly scented, and cx.
tremcly beneficial In its action upon the skin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Eohr
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The allied fleet was in Valparaiso. Admiral
TUCKER and Capt. WILLIAMS were in Santiago CON
sulGing with the Ministry.
It was rumored in Valparaiso that the Spanish
command to the Falkland Islands. It is also re-
ported that the Spaniards intend establishing o
naval station at Montevideo, from which point
they would be able to look aftor oil ships, trans
ports and munitions of war that tho Republics
may be necesstated to order from Europe or the
United States.
From Rosario we learn that the Brazilian army
had gained IN advantage ovor a column Of 5000 or
5000 Paraguayans The revolution in Mendoza has
not spread to my of the other Provinces in the Ar
gentino Republic
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FOR NEW YORK.

TlHE FINE STEAMSHIP cARLoTTA, CAPTAIN
i CHARLES COLLINS, will leave Brown Co.'s
South Wharf Saturday, the 9th instant at O'Clock
PM. For freight passage engagements having hand
some cabin Recommendations apply to
STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
February 5 No. IL East Bay
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KID GLOVES.

4 N ASSORTMENT OF "sEAMLEss" KID GLOVES,
II just received by
J. r. READ g. CO.,
TEMPORARILY LOCATED AT C. b. JOHNsToN's
STORE. No. 2G9 KING, OPPOSITE HAsEL STREET.
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+-f> FOR NEW YORK--ME CHANTS
Tl& IINE.-tTO SAIL TUESDAY, 9Th IAST.-The
A&NkSStast sailing Packet scbr. MATTE E.. TABER,
7a.aW. M. Morris master, having large portion Of
her cargo engaged will meet with quick dispatch.
For balance apply to WILLIAM ROACH.
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SHIP N G..
FREIGHTs ON UPLAND COITO

Lf> FREIGHTS ON UPLAND COTTON
tI& &c, SEA ISLAND &c, RICE s125-FOR NEW
INN AYORK-MERCHANT.,' =L1NE.-The favor1te
.SaaE packet schooner LILLY, B. FRANCIS master,
having portion of cargo engaged and going on board
will have prompt dispatch. For balance apply to
February WILLIAM ROACH.
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Our Cable DISPATCHES.

:. a5
LIVERPOOL, February 4-Noon.-Cotton opens
heavy and inactive; sales 5000 bales. Quotations
nnchanged; N1iddling Uplands 142d.
LONDON, February 4.-Five-Twenties slightly
easier. Consols unchanged.
sr..PETERsBuRa, February 9.-A direct mail has
been established hence to Pekin, China to go
through in forty-eight DAYS time.
LONDON, February 3-South American adyices
mention q terrible explosion and loss OF Life IN
Paraguay. ,.r.,..-o
Commodore of the New York Yacht Club, sailed
for New York in the outward bound French
steamer.
FEBRUARY s:-Er1anger's- fund, in aid OF the
Cretans, has been great success. ,.,,,-
Serious labor riots have occurred at the little
town of Marchienner, in the Department OF the
Nord, near Lille. The French troops were called
11pon to aue the disturbance, and several rioters
were kille1.
An enthusiastic tete has been given to the OH.
GERS Of the United States steamship Colorado at
VT VIENNA, February s.--A radical change in the
BERLIN, February S.--Prince Frederick Karl is a
candidate for the new German Parliament.
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eeDIC r "A r 9 q ?,

1000 TONS BURDEN,
CAPTAIN LOUIS III. COXETTER.
ON AND AFTER THE 26TH OCTOBER, VH1s FINE
" SHIP will sail from Middle Atlantic Wharf, every
Friday Night, at 10 O'Clock, for the above places.
All freight must be paid here by shippers.
Gangs of egroes vii be ken to the abo points ON
the St John River at SIS each. Children unoer ten
years age free Horses and Mules at reduced rates.
H1Country papers advertnng 1.-THE DICTATOR will
please discontinue their notices and send account the
Agents.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, OF TO the
Agency s nth Atlantic Tnr: Jsnua'y1 Is
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~sURVEYOR,s OFFICE-PORT OF
cHARLEsT0N-JANUARY %, 1ss7.-owners and mas
ters of sloops and Boats under Five N Tons who have
takon out Certificates Of since July 3Oth
1866 are hereby notified to return said Certificates to
thin Office and receive refund Of admeasurement fees.
CECIL c. NEIL,
January % Surveyor of the Port.
@ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS. for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedimens to MARRIAGE,
with sure mems Of relief Sent In scaled letter en-
velopes, free Of charge Address Dr.. ]. sKuLN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pn.
January 15 3mo
aaWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. III. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJucial District at the next election.
September 10
a$MESsRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. n. MAN1GAULT as Candidate for
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the Daily News.

WASHINGTON, February "A conference of Gov
ernors Oar. SuARKEY, PARSONS, and MARVIN, and
other prominent southerners, with the President,
has eliminated in the preparation of a series of
resolutions, providing for suffrage without dstinc-
ton Of color, with qualification of reading, writ
ing, and property amounting to $3.50. Tho resolu-
tions were transmitted to the Governors of South
Carolina and Georgia last evening, with an advisa-
tory letter. kilograms have also been sent to the
Legislatures Of Louisiana, Mississippi and other
Southern States, inviting immediate action upon
the proposition. Upon this line, it is understood,
the new policy of the Administration is based,
coupled with amnesty, but prohibiting the leaders
in the rebellion from holding Federal Office.
The Hon. HOWELL COBB, of Georgia, has been
autographed to, requesting him to come to Wash
ington, to take part in the further maturing Of
this policy.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, February AIN the Senate, the
Military Committee were discharged from the
further consideration Of the Military and Postal
Road hence to New York. z4..s.
In the House, aresolution paying the Kentucky
militia was concurred in, and it goes to the Pres-
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~sURvEYOR's oFFICE-PORT OF
CEARLEsTON-JANUARY %, 1s67-Owners and mas
ters of sloops and Boats under Five N Tons who have
akon out Certificates Of Adeasureent since July 3Oh
1866 hereby notified to return said Certificates to
thin Office and receive refund Of admeasuremen fees
CECIL G. NEIL,
January 20 Surveyor of the Port
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SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
TIE SPANISH FLEET-IMpnorE EMENrs-TI CHOLERA
IN NICARAGUA
The Panama Star and Herald, of January %,
gives summaries Of the latest news from South
and Central America:
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S SHIPPlNG G..
FOR FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, BaUNR WICK, ST.
MARY'S FERNANDrNA, JACKSONVILLE, AND Alb
THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER As
FAR AS PALATKA.
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FOR KLIVERPOOL.-THE AL COP
,& PERED and copper fastened British Bark W.
LEXS4 MURI, Captain ~ Thompson, will meet with
.ESs5s- dispatch. For Freight apply to
February RAVENEL & CO.
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FOR BOSTON-WITHD DISPATCH
LIN The Brig ANNA .. TORREY, Haskell msster
LNISShas large portion of her cargo engaged, and
16o@W1l be dispatched for the above port.
For balance Of Freight room, apply to
STREET BROTHERS & CO.,
January 81 No. "a East Bay
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Notteoo of Tho prcas.

Notices Of tho Press.
lsThe marking inks go commonly used for marking
linen and other fabrics inconvenent and troublesome
each bottle being accompanied by number Of 'direc
tons' which considerably bother the brains of house,
Keepers The Indebe Pencil will prevent this, as all
the preparation necessary Is the danpcning of the fabric
which ID to be marked thereupon.
[Scieati6c american.
Lndcs will bo pleased with the IndeliLle Penci new
invention for marking clothes nlGbly without risk OF
bottirg It will abolish tho old plan OF Using pom with
a bottle."-N. I. Erenng Post.
.Wo have seen samples of permanent marking with
this pencil, which cannot bo washed out"
Boston Journal.
This is the largest invention for small that we
have seen long time. It does away with the BOTHER
Inconvenience and difficult mode OF marking with ink.
Literary Museum.
,CLAnn's PATENT INDEL1BIE PEECIL.-Wc have hiod
this celebrated pencil tor marking linen, &c and found
it to be ul that is claimed for it. No fany should be
without it. It is grelty superior to any indeibe ink
tlat we have ever tried CiNcinaati National Union
"A desirable convenient. and useful household ar6.
cle"-Springfeld (Nass.) Republican.
One Pencil will Mark 1900 Articles.
sJ- TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED Sand so cts.
for q Pencil and Circular.
Tor sale by JULIUS FLAUM. No. 1888 King street; also
by NJ. n. QUINN, Up Town News Depot.
February limo
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COSTA RIGA,

Congress- had been summoned to an cxtraordi-
nary session, to meet January s, for the purpose
of celebrating an intcr-oceanic railroad contract.
The weather was very fine for the coffee cleaning,
and prices were likely to receae.
Dr. Marquis L. Hine, United States Consul to
Costa. Ricl, died ct San Jose Oh January s. of l-
famraatory rheumatism.
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TIE CHOLERA IN NICARAGUA.

representative from the house of Herrera &
San Polayo, Of Havana, had arrived at Guatemala,
with tho object Of contracting with that Govern
mont for tho establishment of a line Of steamers
betwcon the Central American coast and the Island