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OyERcoME.-A citizen and soldier who imbibed
too freely to keep out tho cold, were taken in tow
by tho police on yesterday and provided with lodg
inps at the Old Market Hotel.
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PLEASANT AFfAIn.-The Arlington Social
and Pleasure Club will give select ball on tho 9Th
instant, which promises to be ono Of the most de-
l;ghtful reunions o. tho season. Tho ball will be
strictly private one, and few il any invitations
will be extended to gentlemen not members of the
Club. The Club is composed of q number Of young
gentlemen who have organized an association for
the promotion of social pleasures, and tho lberaty
of the members and tho courtesy and conviviality
which prevail ut its gatherings, give promise that
the Arlington Club will take n high rank among
similar Institutions Of our city.
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E~EZEKiEL's

az THING OF BEAUTY Is 4 JOY FOlEvER"
Ilumors and Disease. or the Scalp produce iaLD.
NESS. The VIRGINIA HAlk HESTORER isyur.
ranci Restore the Scalp to healthy condition nd
thirken the hair. Daa,r;i ia thoroughly r::ci:c t.,
lis use. Itching and suran. O: TIC Seal, !. cared b.:
Two applications. II isl
RICHLY pERFUMED HAIL: DRESSING
IT II not y DYE.
II dncs color e skin j: does 10! t:e ;iaest
linen y vegetable compound, it doc- not az! nu:!ous!y
upon the hair health, 30 Nitrate 0: Silver Dyes,
those made OF other nuyU's drugs.
TRY IT AND BE CONVINCED!
PRICE SI.Oo FER BOTTLE
CHURCH Hill, RICHMOND, May % 1867
This j. 10 certify that have used EZEKIELS VIH-
GINA HAIR RESTORER, AMI lnvc been greatly
benefited By the Of Il. perfectly bald for three
years have used ninc bottles and my hair is grow
ing finely.
ADELISg RUSSELL BROwS
For sale b. MI druggists Price, 81 per bottle. Orders
addressed 10
tlc 2T-,I n. EZEkIEI. Box $50.
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TWILL pg seen from card in another column
that II. C. Neidt t. Il. ]. Kelly have been appointed
agents to conduct tho soap and candle business for
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&C.. ...-.. ktt- Si"l'' ALE! ''- upon IL
H-sa FRAMED DWELLING with four az five rooms,
T.i and the usual ur;.lunr-s.
reRNs-Enou. cash tJpay costs Of sui: AMI expenses
Of SALT and II credit for the balance o two three AMI
four YEARS. with Interest added from day vi sale the pur
chaser to give bonds and good security and the legal
Tie 10 DO retained Rs ultimate security
THOMAS a. TUTWILER,
A. A. GRAY,
de 2S-sw4w Commissioners.
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x~ MINERAL WATERS.
0~Ia FRESH CONGRESS WATER
COLUMBIAN WATER,
KISS1NGEN WATER,
V1CIIY WATER
and COLD SODA WATER with pURE SYRUPS
For sale by JOHN W. RISON,
Apothecary md Druggist,
jy 26-1y Main and Sd streets.
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RATHER STEEp.-A friend informs us that he
n short timo since charged sl.10 freight
shawl, weighing about three pounds, brought from
Now York to Richmond, on ono Of tho steamers
plying between those ports. We had understood
that the freghts By this line very moderate,
and arc inclined to think that SO e1orbtant charge
must have originated in some mistake on the part
OF the officer in charge Of such matters but il such
is not the case, people will find it cheaper to
Transport their freight by railroad.
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SEEDr.-In largo city like Richmond there are
necessarily many scedy individuals, and newspaper
men aro occasionally included in tho catalogue but
we think perusal of the advertisement of Messrs
Allisgp l. Addison, will convince all our readers
that Their store must wear very seedy aspect
Notwithstanding these entcrprisins gentlemen arc
building; up a most hourishing business.
Here are seeds Of every variety adapted to Tir-
:inia soil and climate (selectod with great by
the proprir.ors themselves direct from tho most re-
Liable growers of this country and Of Europe. Clio
yer, timothy, orchard, herd and Kentucky blue
grass seeds give tho farmer an opportunity Of &C.
Letting from variety Of fine pastures for his stock,
and MI kinds of field and garden seeds embrace
cd in the stock of these gentlemen, who will fur
uish all small seeds by mail free of postage, Mt reg
uar retail prices, thus a0ording great advantages
to country buyers. Send for catalogue, which will
te furnished free and then send in vour orders
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Our friends and the kind public will please take note
that
SCHAAP & HARTMAN'S
c 0 I II y G HOU Sc
has been removed on the Is, OF January, 80
No. 1911 Main, near Fourteenth street,
just opposite 10 Mitchell 8: Tyler
SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN STYLE,
READY-MADE CLOTHING for Gents ard Boys
An elnsant variety of HATS,
G E n is Il NJ HIN G q GOD S
OF every kind.
The being far advanced, are oe eng e1ceen
bargains a. SCuAAP & 1fARTHANS,
1871 Ma n street.
jaif Opposite Mahe & Tyler.
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}. 7. WILLIAMS, u. CoSfbR
OF Virginia. OF Virginia. late Of New orl''sIIn
ID. T. WILLIAMS & CO.,

OF Virginia. OF virginia, latc OIL New prnahn'
ID. r. WILLIAMS CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THH SALE
TOBACCO LEAF AND MtNEFicTERED, WHEAT,
FLOER, CORN, COTTON,
anI all articles Of COUNTRY PRODUCE Office and
WAREHOUSE No. l. Tublcco Exchange, Richmond, Va.
Iiberul advances male consgnuents OF PRODUCE
In hand and facilities granted In advances al fertilizers
and aupplr= the pledge OF the present crop Of tobuc.
20, b. satisfactory cUnsultntinn and agrsein-tt.
W. beg Ir.vr To say 10 the planters Of Virginia an,
Snr,h Carolina that orr copatnrirp has farn FORMED
tor n series vi GEAR, and huai--s nrrnrrlrnts can be
iurInc,i and conrlIsi with nr on s nanrnt ta.ia We
shall not ~ out OF regular, litimair hu-nrr- Ia
rp.culn in anything but cUniine Ourselves cxclusl'rl!
to ON proper sphere commission rncIchAntr Bnsines.
shall always REGARDED I'D business and while our f""t
.I,ts will always he used Tor patrons We shall let
strict l-ticr In. planter ani buyer of cnlisignn"ts
invariably lac Some uur Mr. WILLIAMS will dive his -,
prrIa personal attention 10 a J. ES 81 TOBACCO, nnl
from his lang experience and knowledge OF the blrlnsH
We rrcI assured In saying otter the hop" 4" ss.
factory returns at least.
TT ". refer must respectfully 20 tho banks And bank.
rr. and business men OF Richmond generally.
u r. WILLIAMS CO.
Richmond January !, 1867. Nl-lm
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TnErrs.--Wash. Talliaferro, negro, WAS arrested
on yesterday, charged with stealing from James
Mcbride lot of clothes valued at 1926.
Frank Jones, negro, was arrested for stealing
twenty-five chickens and two geese, valued at $40,
from Esther Fisher.
Alfred Alley was arrested for taking and keeping
IS note belonging to ]. II. Bauman.
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rARHETr, WILLIAMS \ co HAVE AID
" mIttrd Mr.. GEO. u. FISH Err. Of the former INN
o IIuxal, Creishsw Co.. 10 Al interest In their house,
md will continue u general
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE COMMISSION
BUSINESS
un!rr the atvl" of
WILLIAMS, GARRETT X FISHER
Grateful fr the patronage extended "nc Of IN IN The
several firms 10 which have heretofore belonged, We
will rnLravur 10 merit continuance OF the snrnc. All
letters nI,,l cOiisignmrnts viii l'c mllrr-t,-l
WILLIAMS, GARRETT a FISHER
ia l-i&wlm
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WISE BROTHERs,
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
18th Street. Near Cary, Richmond, Virginia.
Srll on Commission, TOBACCO, GRAIN IND COuN.
TRY PRODUCE generally
Execute carefully Orders to purchase.
eoc Agents for Bnuyh's RAW BONE PliOS-
PLATE"
PERUVIAN GUAHO furnished favorable terms
Sole Agents for OLD VIRGINIA GEM SMOKING
TOBACCO, which Is furnished to retailers at manufac
tircr's price.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
Commissions 2H per cent sc 1-d&swly
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DIE h,aI.>A.o> i; NY factory, L, BU an! SELL f."
CASH only. 81. ALTMEfER.
Richnolnl, January !, 1897. ju4-d2&Slt
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MARINE NEws.-Our marine reporter learns
from Captain Sharp, who arrived from Norfolk
yesterday by the cars, that tho steamer Hackensack
left that port for Philadelphia on the 3lst ut with
tho propollors L. c. Biddlo and G. B. Hutchins, but
fearing she would bc unable to roach her destination,
in consequence Of tho ice in Delaware river, re-
turned TO Norfolk on the I'd instant. The propcl-
lors Biddlc and Hutcbins woro left at New Point on
The Raw.
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TIE MAYORS COURT was shiny attended on
yesterday, and the only two cases which claimed
the attention OF his Honor were those Of Richard
Vance, tho museum (not Barnum's) man, and Jno.
Hickey, gentleman from tho rural districts, both
Of whom were charged with drunken and disorderly
conduct, and both Of whom were discharged, the
latter parsonage promising to return to the country
and get drunk there.
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MARYLAND MILITARY INSTITUTE,
M CATONSNILLE, MD

I II kLLICOTT"S MILLS, MD.
This Institution incorporated and empowered 10
fer Degrees and hcarmcl h0nUrs, IL conducted hy the
Brothers OF the Christian Schools, and situated within
few muutes walk Of the Eicotls Mills r;rond Station.
TERMS:
| Board, Washing and Tuition, including the entire cnr-
| steal and scientific courre, tnGU.
| Music md Drawing, extra charges
Studies will be resumed on MONDAY, the 81 OF Sep.
| TENDER.
| &c SIS BRO. BETTELIN, President
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ScHAar & HARTMAN havo removed to No. 1911
Main street, Opposite to Mitchell rylcrs) wholo
they invite the attention of the public and their
friends to call and examine their large and full as
sortment of ready-mado clothing, cloths and
cassimcres with full supply OF gents furnishing
goods, which they are offering at tho lowest prices
that can be found in this market. Give them
call before YOU nuke O selection. See advertise
ment.
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CArslzED.-A eleigh filled with merry pnrty OF
e4cursioniss WAS upset on Union Hill yesterday,
greatly to tho disgust of the gallant driver and the
Jolles who bore him company. FurS and feathers
rolled in the snow, and when the party cxtricatcd
themselves from their disasreeable pre,camc:t
they found that tho vehicle was complete wreck,
and they were compelled to trudgo hon,e on foot
greatly to their modification and discontinue.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

fRoI!cSoME.- -" Su1ran on his aoay TO flashing.
ton We were surprised TO see that some Of our
cutnmporarics were taken in--"sold" tho story
OF the Norfolk Day Book that 'ths Steamship Fro
lie passed up Chesapeake Bay Oil Saturday, route
for Washington. with John II. Surratt on board"
Twas the Day Book man that was Oh the trolic
moi Surratt. -Riehmoud Times.
Very good indeed, Mr.. 3imes-for you-yery
good. by the way we learn that you have had
''high old Times" i'll Richmond; how about that ?
Tell us also If tho Enquirer man, who recently Wis
tied Norfolk, came down to get on tho Frolic also
If 70 did he succeed ?-Nortok Day Book.
Our friend Of the Day Book has got his accounts
sadly confused and evidently wants posting. "Ths
ENQUIRER man." as the Day Book styles our ma
rne reporter, went to Norfolk on the John Sylves-
ter and returned on tho Same, and as he did not
visit the Day Book ofco did not succeed In getting
on the Frolic. We trust, however, that our Nor
folk conere will succeed in getting over that froc
at Some time, and that the Day Book will be able
to strike correct balance at no distant day.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The PRoPlrs OF SrocK RAIsINu.-Pcw porsons
arc aware Of the profits to be derived from stock
raising when skill and attention are brought to bear
by the farmer upon this important branch of agri-
cultural industry, and as an evidence of what may
DO done We will present an account of tho opera
lions of Mr.. Bowlcs on the farm of Mr.. Geo. Watt
(of this city, at Cold IIarbor On the 3Oth Of Jan.
uary, l,'S6, Mr.. b. took charge Of tho farm in
question, the stock of hogs the place consisting
Of one breeding SOW and five shoats, but from this
small beginning Mr.. Bowles brought up tho stock
by the middle of December to forty-three head
From these he sold 1900 pounds Of pork for Sl60,
and after reserving some for home use, still retained
some young hogs and three fine brood sows, valued
IL; $50 each. Such is a specimen Of what may DO
done farm, and it would be we'll for many OF our
young mon who complain that they arc unable to
obtain employment, TO roll up their sleeves, loavo
The city and set vigorously to work to earn sub.
sisience from tho bosom of Mother Earth.
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NEWS BY TEIGRApH.
nppoprs or rup ,,s1TrD 81

REPORTS OF THE UNITED sTAN - -...,
NEWS AssoclATtG
Published Erciusireiy in the Enquire v,,
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The IcE KING still reigns, tho river is still
blocked up, the sidewalks slippery, and slcighing
and coas,ins pursued with vigOr by all parties for
tunsto enough 10 possess either slcighs or seds.-
The former articles commanded cSorbitant prices,
but despite the scarcity Of grocnbacks tho prices
were paid without abatement by tho fortunate pos
sessnrs Of currency for which they could find no
better uao.
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SUPERB HOLIDAY PRESENTS
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5App;ica,ions be male IN r. D. MINOR, Mr..
MAC. DUvAL. Dr.: JAS: +: HARRISON, Mr. r. d.
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ALI the World Over!

There ara but few spots on our globe where HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH B1TTERS are not known; and, whel
known, appreciated.
In the United States and British America II has become
ahousehold word As protective against malaria cpl
demic fevers fever and sgue and other diseases pro
duced by masmac influences 1t stands far ahead Of all
other preparations, and is considered by the most
eminent physicians Of the day.
In South and Central America, Mexico and the West
Indies it has obtained firm hold upon the minds Of the
people, and is implicitly relied upon as certain prsven
tive and cure for the many msarous diseases incident
to those tropical regions.
In Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand. and adjacent
islands, its progress has been marvellous Merchants,
Miners Farmers, Manufacturer and squatters all en-
dorse it. Thousands already has 1t saved from the per
neious effects of missms arising from the low, swampy
grounds 30 prevalent In those countries.
In China and the East Indies it It's working Its way
with rapid strides and is extensively used in the hos
pitfalls.
In conservative Europe, even, its influence ls being
felt; and the day ia not far distant when
HosTETTER's STOMACH BTrTERs
will become in the old world what 1t Is in the
a never falling joy to the afflicted. Msy1s
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON. the great English Astrolo-
gist Clairvoyant and Psychometrican who has aston
ished the scientific classes of tho Old World has 10
Gated herself at Hudson, n Y. Madame THORNTON pos
such wonderful powers Of second sight to
Bile her to impart knowledge of the greatest importance
to the single married of either While IL ststo
of trance she deneates the very features of e person
you to marry and by the aid of m instrument of in
tense power known the Psychomoroge guarantees to
produce feke picture of the future husband wife
of the applicant together with date Of marriage position
in fe leading traits of character, &C. This is hum
bug ss thousand of tesmonials can assert She will
send, when desired, certified certificate. written
guarantee that the picture is what it purports to be. By
encosing small lock Of hair and ing place Of birth
ago. disposition and complexion, and enclosing Fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will re-
ceive the picture and desired information By return mail
ALI communications sacredly confidential Address, in
confidence Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. o. Box 22s
Hudson, N. Y. 1y March 80
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

FUhLIV .H01TNHIs
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
May 1867.
uo so,,ouro Section of An Ordinance 10 abolish tho
occ of Snnerintcndcnt of Streets to provide for krp
Inv tho Streets. Lanes, Alleys. anu open Courts III tho
City Of Charleston Clean, and ior other III G PURPOSES,
For tho due protection Of the said contractor or c"
tractors .'dqm That every 12oD,, m y
otrnt lane alley or open court, sEall Oh every day
esfSss SUNDAYS sane ceptsi have tho dirt tl garbage other
in front of his or her H tn v TFs M or S"S or
rs day Of November in every year and by The hour OF
o'clock M rem the first 1 day Snp Of SoSsSc oen
inc herein or pIacipg any dirt. it garbage, or other
oal in any street. lane. alley or open court after the
hours above nanied shall bc subject 10 hhc NOT less
than two nor more than five dllars Tor each ui every
onExIr I,. orisr a ~ 'f ". II. SMITH,
nfUIs Clerk Of Council.
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MISCELLAN E0 U.s..
SODA Y NATER

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS
/ PENSE this agreeable nnd henthful beverage, ut
their wellknown sta,ds No. s6 HASElI STREET, be-
tween King aud Meeting streets, No. 4aS KING ST Rect
fOld Piquc ard House,, and Mt the head of CENTER
MARKET, northwest corner.
Druggists ind others wishing to be supplied with
Fountains or Syrrps. and dealers desiring Fountains
charged. will DO accommodated upon reasonable
tornls
Steamers, Hotels Restaurants and private families,
furnished with superior article Of bottled Soda In quan-
titles to snit purchasers.
We nre agents the sale Of A. j. Morse Son. justly
celebrated Soda Water Apparatus, consisting OF Genera
tors Fountains. Marble DEiught Stands Silver Plated
Rcr,gcrang Draugt Stands, Tunbcr Holders and all
apparatus necessary for the mnnutnctur" OF hola Water
at the manufacturers prices. with freight added
Dealers in Soda Water throughout the State desiring
an apparatus, will Ito well to examine the merits Of
Morsr's Apparatus. before purchasing elsewhere.
Description catalogue and price list sent to any address
ron application to JOHN BUCK CO., Charleston.
Willie npprccating thu very liberal patronage extended
to liz during past season. shall strive to merit its
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II. H.
II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, M11I.ERs' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. So Broad street.
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MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at 10 O'Clock, at his
STORE of King and Liberty streets, boots Shoes
furniture, &c.
j. W. KNOX will sell this day, at 10 o'clock at their
auction sales rooms No. So Hsssl street. opposite post
Office furniture, carpeting, mating, &c.
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Cotton and Hay Presses.
Msy-1S
MIsCELLANEOU
OKiNANCE.
vuJuE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE is PUBLISHED
Il ca. 4l,o i,,fornnntinn of all cOiccrped

TTJHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
for the Information OF all concerned
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE I-HE CLEANSING OF PlVlES
AND VAULTS IN THE CORPORA TIE LIMITS OF THE CITY.
l. Be It Ordained by the May and Adcrncn, Ina.
from and after tho ratification of this Ordinance IL sal
mot be lawful or any person to cleanse or remove te
contents Of Vaults or Prives WITHIN the Units OF the
city without having previously obtained license ior ,nc
ssIne all such licenses expire OH the 3lst DeGemuer
Of every year. and be subject to all requrenens poa-
ed by Ordinances regulating the granting OF Lenses 'r
DrayB and Carts. -, r,o,,,,s
u That tho use of Barrels in open Carts ana Wagons
is prohibited aud parties applying for License w DC IT.
oulre to provide closed Carts suitable Tor The purpose
Ill All persons having such License shall report ~
one of the Guard Houses during the day. hs or their m
tenton to do such work during the ensuing night; III ue
Lower Wards such report to bc made to the hlnu uaro
House, IN tho Upper Wards to- Upper Guard House
" Tho place or places for the deposit OF such ohil
shall be designated from timo to time by the MAYOR
" Every owner or driver of such Liconscd Cart or
any other person who shall violate any OF the PROVISIONS
of this Ordinance shall neglect o; refuse To oDser'o
tho same OF any of them, shall forfeit and pay ior e
offence fine not to exceed twenty-five dollars 70 De en-
forced by tho Mayorin his Court. or recovered III any
other Court OF competent jurisdiction. ,-
Ratified In City Council this seventh day OF May III u'
wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud SIX
ty-seven ,.,n
IL. B.. L. Z. 4hhiLn,p
". Il. SMITH, Mayor;
Clerk Of Council 3mo May 10
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gt@{(.}}1ai1g .Aerps.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1867.
LOGA MATTERS.

JOB woRK.-We have now completed our Office
SO as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
spectfully ask the patronage Of our friends.
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B1AoKwooD's MAGAZINE, for April, has the fol
lowing table of contents: l. Elizabeth and Mary.
q Heman's Ancient Christianity. 8. The Moral
and Political Revolution in Japan. 4. The Army,
part third. 5. Manhood Suffrage and the Ballot in
America. 6. A Letter Never Sent. z. Brown.
lows, part four. 8. The Ministers and their mea-
sures. 'Brownlows" is getting more and more in
teresting. In fact We think it one OF the best
written stories we have read in many day. For
sale by JOHN RUSSELL.
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To THE LADfEs.-sToI1, WEBB & Co., No. 287
King street, beg to inform the ladies that they
will open, this morning, another lot of those best
quality prints, slightly dlmaged, which they will
sell at 12a cents at retail only. Come early and
secure good selection. fmw3
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Post Office Notice.

POST UFFICE,
CHARLESTON, S. G., May 6, 1867.
Hereafter, until further notice, tho Northeastern
Mails will close at LIS P. H., and arriving at the
Depot at 945 A. NJ will be ready for delivery at II
o'clock. On Sundays the Post Office will open at
1880 P. NJ. for one hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinue to close daily at o'clock A NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at 6 A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesd ays and Fridays
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular. giving information Of the
greatest importance to the young of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the
despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid, by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer, a,
March 80 1yr Troy, NY.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

The best investment for invalid. who suffers from
debility loss Of appetite. Is bottle Of PANKNINs He
patio Bitters It will be to give relief For sale by
all Druggists.