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!. nS- a YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home, after so5ourn ot few months in the
city. was hardly recognized by her hdends place Of
COARSE rustic aushed face, abe had soft ruby COM
pe1on OF almost marble amoothness, and instead OF
she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
qury as to the case Of great change, abe plainly
told them that abe used the CIRCAS-IAN BALM and
considered it an invaluable acquisition any toilet
By it's use any Lady dentlemen improve their
sonal appearance hundred fold It Is simple its
comhinaton as Nature herself Is SIMPLE yet unsurpass-
ed In it's efcary in drawing impurities fro also heal
ing. cleansing and Identifying the akin and complexion
BY It's direct action the cntice draws nom 1t an its
impurities. kindly healing the eae and leaving the sur
face Nature intended it should becear sof smooth
and besutfu Pdco 81. sent by Mail or Express, on re-
ceipt Of an order, by B "a. ,y,!S..:
I. W. L CLARK l. CO., Chernista. !
4 .s l. No. 9 West Fayette Street. Syracuse, N: Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the azne
March 80 Si %,'y A = G..at. ..!ss. II as@}.'
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D1sfranehfseucnt,

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Commercial Adcertaser says .
The Attorney Generals elaborate opinion on the
DISTINGUISHING clauses in the Reconstruction Acts
will put stop to the prescriptions Of tho Boards
OF Registra ton in Louisiana and other Southern
States, by which nearly every. white citizen has
been excluded from the polls The Attornoy-Gen.
erai ID OF the opinion that every doubhnust 20 in
favor OF the citizen and he gives very liberal con.
struction to several provisions Of the Acts in cues
ton; Among other legal positions taken in inter.
prcting the dsqualifcations tits assumed that the
words .giying aid and comfort to the enemies O.
the United States" when they occur in the Consti
tuition, and consequently in any act of Congress
have no meaning whatever where the enemies arc
rebels, but apply exclusively to foreign wars, and
to alien public enemies. So says every authority
were first used in the ancient statute Of the twenty
fifth year of Edward Ill Gs .7'7i'.
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From the West.

v" FoRT DopoE, April 25.-Gen. Hancock council
ed with the Kiowa Chiefs, who declared for peace,
and offered young warriors as guides and Scouts;
Smiths brigade guards the Santa Fe route. Me-
ghe Eteyennes have gone South. Gen Hancock
will also GO South .l.EESy;l @& 9@t w
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-The Nevada has been
burned the prisoners were secured. ="
The Indians are committing great deprcdations
in Idaho. 7 o7T51 & I
Gen. Halleck has gone to Sonora.
. The Yellow Jacket Mining Company has declared
. dividend of $50 per share. y.5#l.iSIt 51iIE
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diseontent- but no disturbances among workmen
. A very considerable number regard the movement
as mischieyoqs PIECE workers stand a:oof, while
W. Two. fires occurred this morning, and a.man and
1. woman were burned to death u s5sg{-., @ # M y
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.a% BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.-THs
SPLENDID HAIR DYES tho best In the world: The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless, rellnhlc instan.
Natural Black Brown Remedies the III effects Of Bas
Dyes InvgoratAs the hair leaving It soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed WSia a. Ba,ehelor. AL others
ARE uaitaons, and ahould be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York s.-,t# ~ :. 4&! 80, ll9
4@ .BEwAREoF FAcoUNTERFE1r:f a @ s:Sf ,'3.a
Decamner 10 T5Et3 fH,SS..;s-a y " t$:s s1x1
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! From Mcw. Orleans

!. NEW ORLEANS, May 9--Noon. General Sheridan
has issued an order modifying State law, requiring
the members police force to be residents of tbs
city five! years to two years. and orders Mayor
half soldiers. 3i1 :e=gf fs .-.5 NJ N
=. The whole region bordering on Ouachita and
Back rivers are overfowed by the recent crevasses
and the suffering and less incalculable. ME-
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-" - V--- 90. TTTH
From LOutsiunn,

NEW ORLEANS, May 4P. M.-The following is an
extract trom an ordor issued by Gen Sheridan yes
terday to relieve the State OF Louisiana Of IN ncu-
bus:-s:A quarrel now exists between the Governor
and Legislature OF which political party have the
disbursement OF four million levee bonds, author.
lied by the last Legislature; andin order to have
money distributed to the best interests in the
flowed districts. all existing or pretending Boards
OF Levee Commissioners are hereby abolished
and the following appointments win be obeyed and
respected accordingly" t,3 .S4$$t,5 5' -S:s
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TELEGRAPHIC
Our Cable Dispntchcs.

BERLIN, May s.-saxony approves tho Consti-
LONDON, May s--Noon.-The DERBY Government
accepts the amendment to the Reform Bill. The
strations in the Hyde Park =
PAa1s,; May S--The Secretary of Foreign Affairs
stated N the Corps Legislatif that the basis Of
negotiations neg agreed upon assures peace in Eu-
BnRr1x. ialay s-Bisnarck a,,nnorinced in the
Prussian Diet that the Government accents the
prop p5sition for MULTIPLICATION Of ,Luxemhrirg
LONDON, May 4-Noor.-C -Consola 81; Bonds 713.
I :LorapoF, May 4---2.30 p. NJ. losing quotations
..tr-Cqnsolst Oh Bonds 71s. III; :;::e.i IEE"
LIVERPOOL: May 4-Noon.-Cotton quiet Up
lands lid; Orleans 11sd.; estimated salos 10000
s5elss; @ Corn declined tos As: Provisions firm.
II LIVERPOOL, May, 4-2so 2. M.-Cotton firm; !;
gales 15, GOO bales; Uplands lid; Orleans 1l5d.
BreadstufB quiet and unchanged. .h' = a
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From. a. ..:H1chna,.o,,Id.:

.R1oHaposp May Noon Court today
. quaahed the attachment for forty-eight, thonsand
i dollars n made by Gafain SEQ, Of New York,
AGAINST Steenbock & Brother.t.7 - g..5tf
The Glover Hill Pits, recently exploded were
opened to day. Tho water was twelve feet deep ia
them. No bodies recovered. -; IT-,
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Kentucky Elections

!. LOUISVILLE, May 5.-The Congressional election
has passed of quietly: Growers majority in the
5th Distict is 1000. Beck, in the It'll, and Knott
\ IN the 4th az Democrats, have been elected. In
viii be larger than last year..
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aS- The Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
auccs Of Mr. and Mrs J. E. c. BREUER family
invited to attend the funeral the latter at 10 50 Spring
street, at O'Clock This Day May6
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a
Headquarters Second Military District,)
81 (NoRr1 CAROLINA AVID sou1H CAaoLMAl
CoLUMBIA. s. c., March 21st 1867. } "
fGxNERA1 ORDERS No IL ,tHz
IN NONCOMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO.
To- Headquarters of the Army March 1lth, 1857 the un-
deraigned hereby assumes command OF the Second Mill
ary District constituted by the Act OF Congress- Public
No. SO, Id March. 1857 entitled Act for the more
efficient government Of the rebel states.'' N
IT, IN the execution Of tho duty Of the Commanding
General to maintain the security OF the inhabitants
their and property. to suppress insurecon DIS
order and violence, and to puniah pun
ished all disturbers OF The public peace and criminals
the local civil tribunals viii be permitted takojuris
dcton OF and t Offenders excepting only such
may by the order Of the Commanding General be
to comnaisaen or other military tribunal for trial
H. The civl government now existing in North Caro-
lima and South Carolina is provisional only all
spects subject to the paramount authority Of the United
States ut any time to abolish modify control OF super
ceda the same. Local laws and municipal regulations
not inconsistent with the Constitution and Laws Of the
United States, tho proclamaona Of tha President
with such regulations may be prescribed In
orders OF the Commanding General hereby declared
70 be In force and, conformity Herewith, civ ocers
hereby authorized to continue exercise OF their
proper functions, and will be respected and obeyed by
the inhabitants. y.
~. Whenever any Civil Officer, Magistrate or Court
neglects refuses perform official act properly x-
quirod OF such tribunal or officer, whereby due and
rghtful security to person property shall be denied
the esss win be reported By the Post tohess
Heade eusrters. ~ s7-SsS5155. M .r s#!
" Post coinmanders WIN cause to be arrested persona
charged with the commission OF crimes and offences
when the civil suthoshea m to and bring; such
offenders to trial and will hold the accused custody
for trial by Military Commission Provost Court other
tribunal organized pursuant orders from these Head
quarers Arrests by military authority viii be reported
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THE CITY CAR DIFFICULTY,
The following correspondence has been sent us
with request that it DO pubished:$ i N !;

with request that it DO published N :
80 CnAn1EsroN, S. c., April 20, 1867
brVt: Major-Gen. r. 4. ScoTT, Asst COMMISSIONS,
Bureau r. F. nnd A. L..
cars Of thiscity. was told by tho conductor that
could not ride. asked him why can't I ride
10 answered.. Because you can't.-:you are not
all 'wed. said, have rode before. aud see nc
What wore his objections. He then said again
Because you can't Notwithstanding his objec-
tions, as Twas very unweu and much fatigued from
long walk. took scat the passengers making
room for me. As took the seat, the conductor
said: You CANNOT ride, as have orders from the
Company that. you must not ride. #4
Or. North, ono Of our most respectable physi-
Clans being seated next me, asked him IL he had
objections to my riding in the cars; he:said have
70 personable objection. said suppose the other
anYoe en- excep Chg the above named physician.
:Eh aqctor then ssid: It IS moi. thep
e ms; Is iBsasaihststhe rules tho Company,
therefore you must got out. He still argued that
could not ride, andI that saw no reason why
Al this time anei ansei df the a:ge;nieaen passengers
on return me my aicket, as itis nv dinner hour:
ana then left the car. A colored woman, also hav-
3ng 3gt Wih heT White eh!Id gad she would have to
drctor said he: would go on as soon as:I left. I
was then advised BY DR.. North to leaYe the car he
saying tp me that was too respectable a person
to create an excitehent asstrest carr said the
sufficient reason for my being allowed to ride on q
street car. :-l.5. "A sggI 5l9&@ a,
then said to- the conductor: As am OBTAINING
those gentlemen from their business and the chill
dren ara hungry, I will tleave the car, but for no
other reason bnt there G Is any way viii make
now sir, Respectfully apply 70 you for redress
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SPECIAL koIlcEs.5

aT CONSIGNEEy NOTICE.-MERCHANT
Line schooner N. W. SMITH win discharge cargo rat,
Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not called for
before sunset win be stored at risk expense OF
signees @9., WILLIAM ROACH.
Mayo "".
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~-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNO1JNCE
e NJ. WHITING, ESQ. as candidate for Sheriff of
Charleston tJudicial District at the next election.
September 1G -. ''f''t s' +rI...
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aar AT MEETING OF THE CHARLESTON
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY hold at their Hall, 1t was
unanimously resolved thnt thanks OF the be
tendered Mr. LEWIS KENAxE furnishing refreshments
at the fire on the morning Of the 4th. April.
May6 ,G.
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CLOTHING | [: o. III NOUSD ii !
.'s..a. -.l " a.s --T0--- s.i---7
OUR SPRING STOCK rs NOW
ready, and comprises a better assort-
ment Of S.a7 .cse
O. &: OF u: HING
.g..f;Gt&..:s q: aun
4rs $f+sE- ~ -:V% @2@
FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered: We: have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock: to- lightness of fabric,
strength Of material and durability
or color. Much, fhe larger portion
OF. cur Stock is made In our own
workshop, and we warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not of our own man
ufaeture, such as are usually sold
ready made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers
II In fixing our prices. from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of: the market, and the univer-
Eats :sE - x -: :; ilaG
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some Of onr lead
ing prices: ..s ss 4s. ..5 .5.
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS .: i: ,.. IS 90
F-..=.i
ALL; WOOL TWEED SUITS - <. . . rs 90
BLACK AND wHrrE MIX CASHMERE ,3s
SUITS, our own make. IL 90
THREE STYLES OF nnDDLEsEx cAssI- a:-
y MERE SUITS, DARK, MED1UM,. AND
LIGHT MIXTURES I, 4. :. !. a, 1s 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS "a 90
SILK MIX TR1OoT, DIFFERENT MIX n. ..'.
FINE BLACK GERMANrR1coT SUITS. ~ 90
DARK BROWN GRAIN De PoUDER
SUITS. 20 90
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
rom. ~. .:. :. :. $40 to 62 90
LINEN SUITS. from. ..s5 to 20 90
In addition to the above, we have
many good Styles Of LIGHT AND
] DARK q . + FANCY ...y.., ..-I
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aE THE STATE. OF. SOUTH; CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT IN .EQUITY-B. W., Ed
WARDS. Administrator T. E. HowLE, IL. e 81 How1E,
JAMES 2. WILSON AND; oTHERs-BIIL FOE m
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF!-It is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTHoAlAs E HowLE, deceased.
be enoined from proceeding to their cains at
Law against the complainant and that they do prove and
establish their demands against the said HowIs before
the Commissioner Of this Court before the arat day
Of ofDecember next and IN defaN thereof that they be
barred the henaat OF any decree to be pronounced
herein. = $. ss. -. 49, . vs. y %ts' ., x ,Si :iss'
The ab,re T. true copy from the original order made
in the above atated case, 18th February; 1857.
& 4 -- - ,<t a.; F. EDWARDS, c:E DID
Commissioners once, Da=lington q e., Fsb a. 1857
February 2S ~ =. = z i5-' y. '$t s41
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~. From Europe by Steamer
NEw, YoBK. May 5.-Arrived, the Union and CITY

80, -.0.
New YoaK. May 5.--Arrived, the Union and City
Gladstonss latter declining the leadership Of
the opposition SAYS he will not move the a1nend-
ment OF which he gave. notice, but will support
any gentlemen who will bring forward amend
menSs mtss which he can approve. The Times says
Gadstone cannot resign; he owes it to the Liberal
party to continue its leader. 5s.s :@c- .1.:
dasdsrstia s1a e. not answered: the Nossh Germa
The royal family of Portugal arc on visit to tho
laeen OF Spain, and it is thought will visit Franco.
#sH 1890 ~ From Washington. IT,
WASHINGTON, May 4, nvon.-Samuel Blatchford
succeeds Judge Belts, Of the Southern District of
New York. who resigned in consequence Of the in
! creased labor under the Bankrupt Act. 4Sg ssi
= = WAsH1NaToN, Nav 4 p. n1--Natonal Bank
circH1ation two hundred and ninety-nine thousand
dollars. = 4 ~
the Indians hostile and the whites very ind gnant
over ouTages committed by them. ..35i .S
I'LL Customs receipts for the week ending 30th ult.
+ excluding New York, one million and forty.two
:, Thousand dollars. a
Browning, Secretary Of the Interior, is quite
The Attorney GeneraIs opinion regarding dis
Hanchisement under the Reconstruction act, is.
not completed. ~ "a .esrs.s g.s .,&. ~
g The public dobt statement shows that during
April debt bearing coin interest increased $l1 S21-
'16U 10Y debt bearing currency interest decreased
ment decreased $500, lis !; debt bearing no utter
est increased 1888 1G2 50 making an incre aso os
the total debt during the month Of So, ISL 72I4O,
amount of coin in the Treasury during the same
period increased 1 s. 2ss 1856 81; amount of
cy decreased $3.50 2Ss 2s leaving the total amount
974 10 less than on April 1st. X X = ::.i;s
Revenue receipts to-day $500 600,
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81 WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIM. BLUM D1NaLE as q Candidate for the sherins1ty
at the ensuing election. ...si
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B-nrEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ MANIGAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. ... A CITIZEN
November AK at,I! t!':
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a@ TILE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DARLINGTON D1sTRIcT.-N EoUrrY.4p:B BAcoT
IND 8. 8 BACoT, 0Adusinisra tors, PETER; s.
:BAcoT, IS: THE HEIRS AND oRED1roRs:o PETER
s. BACoT-Upon hearing the pleadings in this case
is, on motion Of W HARI1EE complanants' sd.ici.
tor that all and the creditors OF
Peter 8 Bscot complainants Intestate, be required
to ls their respective demands and debts in
Judgments and against the id 1ntestase, be-
fore the Commissioners of this Court or before the
nrst day Of November next and default thereof tia:
they be debarred from the benefit Of decree 70 be
ade harein, and that the Commissioners Of this Cour.
do advertise this order month the Darlington
so..4erner and The Charleston Doily Ns,, untn the
said Hrst'day Of November next .
The Ebose true copy from the original order made
IN the above7ase 1sth ot February les7, si,ts
ssS q 4. f. EDWARDS, e. T. DID. 4
commisaionar's ONCE, Darlington o. n, February a.
1887. mi; $50 II @ s4 lsss February -
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Re M ESSRS. EDIT ORS:-PLEAsE AN
NouNcE JoHN T. M1LLIdAN as Candidate for Sheriff
Of Charleston District, at the election in July next
and obHge. '.i--TF' :s35 5's;tt tt-"it1N :.t5:.
5. TIE MECHANICS AND woRKNaMEN.
ahe~0
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uS- AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Marion Steam Fire Company. held at their hall on the
Evening of the Sd inst, 1t was unanimously
Resolved That the thanks Of this Company be ana are
hereby rendered to Messrs Cameron Darckey Co. for
their kindness in allowing to place Hose Car
r1age on exhibition at their store. I7 -
Extract from the minutes.
8. BEAUssANG,
MAY Secretary M. 8. F. E. CO.
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IMMIGRATION.

grant Published by the Comnissioner OF Inmio1a-
pon. Gharleston S. c. Printed at Joseph Walkers
Irees Book and Job Printing Office and Bindery
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So OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY, No. % BROAD ST, APRIL 50
lsG7-Holders Of the Seven Per Cent First Mortgage
Second Lien Bonds of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Company, are respectfully informed that on
and after the first promo. the Savannah nd Charles
ton Railroad Company will issue Scrip Certificates in
ou of receipts given when the Bonds were surrender
ed and will continue to do until tho First of ene
aster which time the books will be CLOSED, and tn,
privilege OF substituting said Bonds for Stock will teri-
nate. aM a. W F5sHER f
Secretary and Treasurer say ( Chaa. R. R. Co.
!. thfay-6 @@G$f 4iF N-% 'Et: 7- . a
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as- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-1N H2gfTY-HANNAHs J.
HART Administrative. ps: ELLEN E. HART, JOHN
ACCOUNT AND RELMF.-It ii ordered that the credit
ORR Of JOHN I. HART be en5oiued from proceeding to
recover their claims q Law sgainsttha eompatnsn and
that they do prove and establish their demands against
the said John l. Hart, before the Commissioner OF
shis before the first dsy Of November nezt
and In default thereof that be barred nom theben-
eft of any decree TO be made herein. ts ..l,s
It Is also orad fhass copy Of this order be published
at lesst once aweek until the FIRST dry November nexs
in the Darlington Soaaeer and the Charleston DAILY
Netos E $5. = :; ss' 80 S5
TIE above 8 true copy from the original order made
in the above case, 18th February, 1867
81 (. Il !: "a. +. EDWARDS, c. e D. d
coMsuss1ozEs's o1s1cD, Darlington c. H.. February
%, 1867. ass II .zs3 s !: \. February IS
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There comesh glad tdings Of joy to ali. @
TO young and todd. to great ana 70 nnGH: R&
III The beauty which once was 50 precious and rare
81 II free for an, and ell rnny he fatr.
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a5-CERTIFTCATE OF FsToCKLOsT.- T.-NOTICE
1s hereby given. that application VIII be made in sig
weeks from date for renewal of certificate No. 6s for ten
shares In the capital stock Of the Relief Losn
ton, standing in the name Of James 8. Hyer. the
original having been destroyed by shermsn's Army.
may mny CTS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HS- NoTICE.-CONs PER STEAM
SHIP MONEKA, arc hereby notified that she is This
Day discharging cargo nt North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining the wharf at sunset will be stored at ex-
pense and risk Of owners. s..t4.H g.sQ
g-iig~ WILLIS 4 CHIsoLM, Agents
All Freight amounting to fifteen t15) dollars or less
must be paid the wharf before delivery Of Goods
May lit21 t.ifa ,s' ...,t .
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So BEA UTIF q L. HAIR.-CHEVALLERS
LIFE FOB THE HAIR positively restores gray hair tc
Its original color end youthful beauty fmparts Life and
strength to the weakest har atops is falling out at
once; hecps the hesd clean; Is unparalleled Is hair
dressing Sold by al Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No. 112s Broadway, New
York vi @a&. -ass. SARAH A. CHEyALIER5 M u
y" DowE / NOISE, \.
s- No. 151 Meeting street.
January .1r-" - umos
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sS-ERRORS OF YOUTH-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
Decay and all the effects Of youthful indiscre-
ton. will for the sake Of suffering humanity send free
to all who need the receipt and directions for na1ine
the simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing profit by the advarsers experience can do
80 by addressing. IN pc=.ecs confidence, ~!
gsG .E5s. g: e: ssi.;; JOHN B. OGDEN, =
April a. amos+ No a cedar street. New York ):
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$50. sBASEt tBnIs. The merchHh IL sSoof Charles
too'ana GSlnmbia are receiving these biris44 ,,I-
fT.rg goods. They receivable here at q discount
Of Ten per cent. Why should they not be worth as
e much to our merchants BG,n,oeH Henhna sl
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1000 TONS BURDEN
CAPTAIN LOUIS N. coxETrER.
ON AND AFTER THE 2sTH OCTOBER: yH1a FINE
" SHIP will saal from Middle Atlantic Wharf every
FT1day Night, at 10 o'clock, Tor the above places.
Al Height must be paid here by ahippera-
Gangs OF Segroes ' be t1ken to the ahor points on
the St. Johns River at IS each Children unoer ten
years Of free. Horses and Mules reduced rates.
R5-Country papers advertising ''the DICTATOR" Will
ARenta- a-'59' 4I I77. Vi 80
FOR Freight or Passaes spply on board, or to tho
A2eDcv S-uth Atlantic Hhar-. gGs.@ Janua-y 5E