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d,nt wonder AZ the inattention OF friends he viii
learn in accidental street meetings that doliynred TO
the cogc.rge by the score OF none OF which ne has 80
heard word On the fiIst morning ne VIII hrcokfast
Ia his taste After waiting for three-quarters OF an % s
bywhch time the pangs OF nope qeieren NAV not
~ i e wholly fferent from that he has nvOkedpu PVo
v one Of his sBecial horrors He gives out linen 10 10
lars and stockings entirely beyond his capacity nc a
, man or inadeouate TO his needs If he be stout re
tbrnsts forth his boots at night and in the morning s
covers those OF unknown stranger waiting io an
AID m none of these things be IL understood can he OF
tain redress The value Of lost garments, IL Is nsiucu
will be restored TO him On proper PROOF or ther lo o
never hoard of ANYBODY who had patience enough 10 ~
ihronrb The weary course OF cgcumocution ly wlch
alone rcparation be obtained Az me end oi tm
ms bill s promptly preseHfa a%t hat perfeet c pnctua
ity is practiced-and after weary deeipherln6 OF Us
almost hecble items figures, lie discovers elIors
more Of elaborate consultation with the unwilling clcrE
away and turns his back forever the Grand Hotel and
its misdeed yields with crushed spirit, and su9i h
sivey accepts whatever expressions may anerward po
imT?::ea upon him, :. -,.
Mr. Houses cautions about the Partisan shops ana res
taurants are founded on personal experience, ana are
more tangible value than library OF ghde-po0A'
The presept number has also articles "Mazznl ana
The Temple and Lncolns InD,' and poem by MiS W.
H. Palmer, ,.,sq ,,s~ %. ..>>-.- -r,..+,t- >vrrS'
BoodlGs MoEfhg opens with short poem called
The Iceberg" which is followed by an illustrated "i,
on "Our National Capitol deScrlUHg Jus hs'oi''"
lecture and embellishments 1.-The AutoposraPn'0
Notes" by Mrs Oakes Smith. contains her person"
collections of Mr. Nathaniel Wills, although wrtehpre
70 the recent death OF that celebrated
NJ Yrs Fanny Kemble Miss Alice Cary Contributes Il
characteristic poem entitled My Picture Ihere arc
several stories Of considerable interest scientific paper
on movements in Plants" by DR. r. n Brown an ai',
Gle on Art in Rome" a Soldiers Retrospect Nen'
son and an article by Dr.. snodgrass on Poes De"'h
and Burial" giving interesting account OF the cireh-
stances Of Poes last hours OF which the writer was an
owe witness The number closes with the usual Notes
Notices, and Gossip
Our YOUNG Folks has attractive table oi contents
including contributions from j. T. Trowbridge Harriet
Bcccher Stowe, George :. Bureleh, Louisa Chandler
Moultou, and Others.
The Rirasdc Magazine designed for young people
Of larger growth well fun the promise Of its frS mum,
bcr mining in the snow" by Jacob Abbott Good ana
Rad Apples Charley Balch's Metamorphoss' Stories
from shakespeare" by A. Z. Mcfarland, Among the
Trees and several other articles are delightful Ju'ee
reading and VIII find welcome place around 'he even
INK fireside.
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Mem 1onbIitaiions.
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Mem pnblitatlone.
THREE NEW BOOKS,
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Mem 11ntlifations.


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with instruction wen as amushen'
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Gedtbers.

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REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

We published yesterday paragraph stating
that Gov. Orr had issued q Circular, addressed
to the Clerk, Sheriff, Ordinary, and Commis-
soner of Equity of the several Districts in the
State, asking them to furnish the names of four
intelligent and trustworthy citizens in each
Battalion of their District, if that number can
be found, and if not, any less number, who are
competent to act as Registers.
. The names of three persons at each OF the
Election Precincts in the District competent to
act as Managers of Elections. The Registers
and Managers will be required to take the fol-
lowing siron-clad" oath, which we reprint for
the information Of our readers:
81, A. B., do solemnly swear Tor afirm) that
have never voluntarily borne arms against the
United States since have been citizen tnereo1'
that have voluntarily given no aid, countenance,
counsel or encouragement to persons enSagea III
armed hostility thereto; that I have neither
sought, nor accepted, nor attempted to exercise
the functions of any Office whatever, under any
authority pretended authority in hostility to the
United States; that have not yielded voluntary
support to any pretended government, authority,
power or constitution within the United States,
hostile or inimical thereto. And I do further
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swear Tor afirm) that, to the bost Of my k9oTl-
edge and ability, will support and defend tho
mics foreign and domestic; that1 will bear true
faitI and allegiance to the samc; that Itake this
obliration freely without any mental reservation
or purpose Of evasion, and that will We vel anu nd
which am about to onter. So help me God.
The Governor concludes the circular III the
following s'words y
cannot too earnestly impress upon you the
vital Importance OF promptly acting upon the re-
Transmitting your answer at tho earliest day prac-
ticable.
# an earnest and energetic effort is not made to
procure the services OF trustworthy citizens to DIS
charge these respective duties, they will be per
formed by strangers, who may not have 0 correct
appreciation Of the wants OF the community.
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CHAR ES TON.
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1857.
PAY UP.

We are sending out at present, great num-
ber of bills for subscription and advertising,
and most earnestly request that all those who
may re Give them, will have the kindness to
make prompt remittances. A great many OF
these accounts have been standing for a year
and more, and it is absolutely necessary no"
that they should be paid.
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IAnersr C1Rou1Ar1oN-The DAILY

LARGEST C1RcULAT1oN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official LAST Of Let
ters remaining IN the T sto6ice at the end
of each soeek, agreeoby to the totl0l0s'e2
section of the Ne,O Postof;ce faw, as the
ncospaper havi,.g the largest circulation IN
the City of Charleston:
SECTION And be 1t further enacted That lists Of let
ters remaining uncaled for in any Posce in any CITY
town or village where newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter be once oRy 5e a SaYs e
largest circulation within range of delivery of the said
office.
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GOING OFF AT HALF PRICE

CUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKs 10 cents
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Baptist Hymn Books, 25 to Is cents
Presbyterian Hymn Books, 25 cents to 81
Catholic Prayers, d cents to 81
Catholic French and Spanish Prayers. SO cents
Enigcopal Prayers, 50 cents To to S1.5u
Episcopal, in French, Is cents
Testaments in French or English, 90 cents TO 81
Pocket Bibles 50 cents to 81
Webster's Spelling Books, 10 cents. ,,uo,.,
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April 10
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aa Ill communications intended for publication IN
this journal mast be addressed to Ge Eduor o. e
Daily Nesos, No. 18 Hayne-street, Chd'1eston6 - 3 T.
Business Con,n,atn ic1ttoas to Publisher OF Da0y
NeauS.
We cannot undertake 10 retoa7a rejected connufaca-
tions.
Advertisements outside of the city must be acconlpa
MED soith the cash,
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r E w A z D S..

K ~ REWARD WILL BE PAID FOX
HDV the recovery of a HORSE MULE, stolen from
49, Tbomns RAYS Plantation in st. james Goose Creek
pariej, in January last. Said Mule is tall, eight OF
nine wears DID, dark bay, has scar OH hlld lcS near
the ftock also some across the Wltuers, cuscu
by q cart chain. Apply at this Office. ,,.--o
April 18 ''1o'"o
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70 R SALE.


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streeB. 0F APin ~ -
10OR SALE, A FINE NIiLCH cow. SHE
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TOR SALE, TWO ROsIN STILLS AND
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DISSOLUTION OF COPhsTNERSH1P.
u,HE FIRM OF MULLER EROS IS THIS DAY
alone authorized to sign the Of the firm In hqua-
''on' fsi,mcd, JOHN Fl. MULLER.
u. MULLER.
Charleston, s. G., April %, 1861
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE FL0REN CE FAIR.

i VITE the public to FAIR which will be held in
the Masonic Lodge. tho l5th 10th and 18th of May
the proceeds OF which will be devoted to benevolent OBJ
jects The Fair will open tho morning of tho 15h at
10 o'clock On the night Of the 16h there will be series
Of ofTABLEAUX and CHARADES; the night OF the l7th
CONCERT. No one need stay away for fear OF being
imposed on. There will be no EXTORTION. No article
will be sold for than you can purchase elsewhere
Terms of Admission to the Fair rs cents. Admission
to the Tableaux 80 cents Admission to the Concert 50
cent?. A. E. BROWN,
Secretary Of Ladies' Fair.
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PATTERNS

rusT RECEIVED FROM MADAME DEAloREsT TIE
e) latest styles r,r,. ,,-o,,,.
raosts Rasoucs &C. made 10 order
Country trdcrs filed promptly. .
Broad street, next east Of Mansion House.
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.
TT1HE FIRM OF J. Il. l. D. MULLER Is THIS DAY
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. D. H. MULLEN
alone authorized to sign tho name Of tho firm in ul
dation. ,,-rp,
tSigned) JOaM E,,I1 a. Ep MoA'nIp'
April %, 1867.