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Special Auction Notice.

NhE sale OF Groceries, &C., at Store No. II 0-av
\ Street, is adjourned until 10 O'clock tins day
march 18th IL best part OF the stock is sti 10 e.
s'ld, c1mpri ing the Sugars, Soaps, Moasses, Syrun
Lard, Pork, Can Fruits, Brooms. &c., SC. @f'
F. o. BAILEY, Auctioneer.
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Marriage and . e,ihacv

An Essay for Young Men on the crime OF solitude
and the Diseases and Abuses which create impedi-
ments TO marriage, with sure means OF rel ef Sent
IN 4led envelopes. free otcharge Address, DIR j.
SkiL,dN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. sN d&w3m
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ing the entire horizon. and can re ON dis
tance OF eleven miles in clear weather.
There is a log bell attached TO this station, which
will be sounded once every ten seconds.
The light Ia 81 feet Inches above ordinary tides
and the depth of water at The station is ~ ieet.
The structure iron screw piles, painted red the
sup rstructuIe Is wooden painted white, suImoune-
ed by back lantern.
WE. SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department, Office l.. II. Board.
Washington, ID. c.. March 5, 1868.
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Dec II, no lat. &c, ship Gaspee, from Cardiff for
Shanghai, 100 days out.
Feb II. lat n Ion Is, ship Cremorne. % days from
New York for San FIR ncisco.
Is. OFF Havana, brig Alice Scott, from Calves.
ton for Liverpool.
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FIRST RATE SAFE.
At a MODERATE PRICE, will please call on
EMERY Il WAREHOUSE,
Middle Street, Portland.
Or nj no Sudbury Street, Boston.
EY-Second-hand Safes takeni in exchange for sale.
Parties desiring Sanborn's Steam improvement at
tached to Titon 4 McFarland's Safes. can order OF
Emery, Waterhouso & Co.
Jan 15-SNlstw in each mo adv remainder of time
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

BaCchelOr'S Hair Dye.
-, This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous: No Disappointment. No ridiculous
unts. Remedies the i'll effects NJ Bad DIVES Invig-
crates and the hair soft and beautiful black or
broWn. Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory 16 Bond
street, New York. jan14sNd1y
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| HALLS
VEGETABLE S!ClLIAN
HAIR
RENEWZR.

Testify to its merits in
Restoring Gray Hair to its Original 0olor,
And promoting its growth 1t makes the hair soft
and glossy. The old in appearance are made young
again. 1t is the best
HAIR DRESSING
ever used. It removes Dandruff and all Scuryy
Ernptions. 1t does not stain the skin.
Our Treatise ON the Hair sent tree by mail.
Beware of The. numerous preparations which are
sold upon our reputation.
IT; HALL 81 co, Nashua N. H., Proprietors.
-For sale by all druggists.
March z. eod&weow1msn
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Don't Use Anything Else,

- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPJrrM a. o.,,o.
Price One Dollar per BOTTLE ees'''s'
IL. b. STORER q CO., Proprietors
WI Phillips & Co, Wholesale Agents tor Wains
October I5, 1867. W&Sfy Aeei'' '"i "a'he'
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Lost.

IN the 18th between Oak and Dow 5 reefs. min
" cape. The finder shall be- snitabiv re~asdd
by leav ng IL al the Press Office. ~s
March 10, diff
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PERHAPS 1T MAY BE

well for the
subscriber to state the fact that notwithstanding the
great scarcity of G oai talready we'll known and
its rapid exhausion-with immediate evidences
OF relic that he is Pr epared in to supply
The masses, at No. 966 oml with rndeniably
the best variety, and undoubtedly the largest guam
tity at the present time in the market.
marl4dtfsn Jos. H. POOR.
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Shaving Ten Gents

A I the New Hair cutting and Shaving Room. Ma
"A lol Middle Street, d. &c ~ oppos te the head Of
the sunny side. Look Tor the -Four Lite Ola az
the Windows. " ~ n.V Ve1 =.
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DODD'S NERTINE

~/D ~ NNIl y 1NL
AND INVIGORATORi
This Medicine is a NERVE TONIC. It stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and Quietly
regulates the system. Sleeplessness Irritabilitv
'4oss OF Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Con
stipa' lon local weakness, and general failing OF
the mental and bodily functions, are the common in
dicatlon OF Nervous Disease. Dodd's Neryine and
InMs1rator is complete specific tor all troubles
II Is also the best as it is also the most agreeable
Reheedy tor Female Complaints
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n!steria-retained, excessive, Irregular and painful
menses-yield to its magic power.
TO MOTHERS.
Mothers! we also commend the NERVINE for use
In the diseases which aflict children while Teethng
as certain to afford quick and grateful relief. The
Supplying Syrups, OF which Opium is the principal
Ingredient, dangerous to life impair the func-
tons of The stomach and bowels and actually
impede the healthy growth of your offspring To
cure Wind Collie. regulate the bowels, soften the
gums, and relieve pain, the NERVINE will ALWAYS
ha tom safa and efficient '-sS
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SILVER CUP,

And numerous Awards and Diplomas from other
Stat They have been iodorsed by the Govern
ment Surgeons, and extensively used in the Hos
pitas. The principal Medical Societies have given
their verdict in their favor, and all who use them
pronounce them the
Purest and Best Wines now i'm the
market.
SEE THAT YOU GET ocR BRANDS.
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WHY OUR BRANDS OF
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Marriage Guide.

VOUNG's GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL Work.
L of every one his own Doctor being. "a Private
Instructor for Married Persons or those about to
Marry, both Male and Female, in everything con-
corning the physiology and relations orr Sexu-
al System and tho Production or Prevention Of
Offspring. including all the new discoveries neyer
before given in tlie English language, by VIM.
YOUNG, Nj. D. This is rcnly q valuable and In
teresng work. IL tis written in plain language for
tho general readers and illustrated with upWardg
people, or those contemplating marriage. ant. .iay-
ing tho least mpedinseiit to married life, should
read this book. It dsoloses secrets That one
should bo acquainted with, Sill 1t ism boSk that
must DO locked up, and not lilo aboutthe house.-T,
1t will be sent toSany one on the rooeirt Of fifty.
cents, Address DIR. WAI. YOUNG, No OSsspEuce,
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia. M S ss SS b
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poTTESY
[ Never Give Up.
3A-. ~ lsgt
SE[I--r-kS.

/. sNeycH give up! II is visor and better
Always tohope, than once to despair;
Fling of the load of f,doubts cankcring fcttcr,
Aud break thssd dark spoil oftyranncal care.
q FEasar give up or tho burtl,cn may Sink you
81 IIeyiloaoe kindly has mingled tho cup,
II! AMI iu all trials or troubles, beihink you, 81
Tho watchword of lifomust be, Neycr giycup !!
Never give up there arc chances and changes
s Helping thek.hpptfu,.a "a HUNDRED to one
g Aud through tho chaos High Wisdom arrangcs
Eycis success, ,ySsif YOU'LL only hope on.
! ssNeyer give ipa for tho wscst is hollcst.
SS$$s, knowing that Providence mnsles the cup,
And of niismaxims the bcst MS the oldest, )
4 SIstthe trno watchword OF Never, give up! IS
Never giyenp! though the grapcshot may rnttlo
u SOr!the fin thundcr coul oyoryousburst, Il
Stand Slikeia rock, and the storm or tho battle,
sss 10 Little shall harm you, though doing their
worst.
;SS NsveFgiye up! ifadversity presses,
81 Providence wisely has mingled the cup,
AntstheSbest counsel, III all your distrcsses,
Is tho stout watohword of Never give up!
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EsEDygwEON HN Rs4AVEs
BY THE GREAT
SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE,
CHARLESTON, S. G.

CHARLESTON, S. G.
an andafter October lst 1867, the rates on
| " FREIGHT, from New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to Columbia, S. c., will Lo AZ
| follows, viz:
lst Class, per 100 lbs. ST 20
I'd Class, per LOO lbs. / 10
3d Glass, per roo lbs ~ Il 90
nth Glass, per 100 lbs. IS
5th Class por 100 lbs. ~
Rates always guaranteed less tlnn the pab
llshcd rates of any othor limo. sI ~
Changes will be promptly mado to meot any
reduction hy competing lines.
PER 100 LBS, FIRST.CLASS 81. 90. S,s
glassware, Boots and Shoes, <
Stoves, Hollow Wnre slo,se
Dry Goods, kerosene CIR.
Drugs, ~
PER loo LBS, SECOND CLASS, $1lo.
Hardware, Furniture.
SaddIerr. ,S knocked down and
Liquors, in wood. 5 well boxed H'fow
Stationery. Ware, pnesed
PER 100 LBS, THIRD GLASS, sl.oo;
TobaccoS manufactured, cotton Yarn,
in Boxes or Kegs Dried Fruits,
Blinds, Dried Hides,
Doors, Sashcs, Nc Lard.
Butter. s' Boiling Leather or
Canned Meats, Rubber
Fruits, Ale,
Fish, in Kegs or Beer,
Mus. Porter, IN wood. vs.
PER 100 LBS, FOURTH GLASS, $50.
Bags Leather. NE.
Bngging, Marble Slabs,
Block Tin, Oils, in hhds. or bills.
Cheese. Except Kerosono)
White Lead, in Kegs, Potatoes,
Hams, Shot, 4
Sugar, in hogslcads or Snap,
barrels. Wrapping Paper, ~
Hoop Iron, Rico, in bbls. sr' 'susks.
Whiskey, in Wood. Ropo, as
ESpirits Turpcntine Nails, in Kogs
Lead Pipe, Bar and Crockery, in crates or
Sheet. hids. a
PERsl00 LBS, FIETH CLASS, 7Oo.
Bacon, Grain ya
BeoC, saltcd or picked Flour. in barrels or
in barrels. sacks.
Ccmcnt Grihdst0nos
Limo M"lasses, owners risk
Fish, picked and dry, oflcakjng M
saltcd in barrels.
g,DENTLEY D. .HASELTis
General Agent. 10 and '42 Broadway, N.Y.
Nsw YoRK, October 1,lS67. y.
| Approved; ~
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STEVENS HOUSE.
Oh, 2a, 25 & 27, broadway, N. Y
Opposite Bowling Green.
ON TaHE EUROPEAN EssAM.

fs.,as5asser THE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll
|iiSEN and widely known to the travelling
ksiassa public. The location is especially sut.s.
bio to merchants and business mon it is in
close proximity to the business part of. the city
lis on tho highway Of Southern and Western
travel--and adjacent to all tho principal Rail.
road and Steamboat depots.
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal aooon,.
modations for over 800 guests--it II is vol fur
n'shed, and possesses every modern improves
ment for the comfort and entertainment of it's
Inmates. Tho rooms nro spacious apd vel ven.
tlatedv.proyidod with gas and watvr---th tho OF
tendancois prompt aud respeptful q 1ant. tho to,
bio is generously provided with every doIlca6y
of the season, at pioalorate prices, Y u
The rooms having boen re4furnished and re.
modelled, we aro enabled to offer xtra facilitios
for tho comfort and plcnsnro Of Urgnests.
ri GEO. X. CHASE e CO.,
Propriotors.
juno i, 1867 S37 On
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DISTRICT DIRECTORY. I s

-
Clerk of thetGourt--J. u. HAuoop. 9.
"a ShclHDs--L Thomas. a5 .t 81 ists. ),
4. OfliiRdry---W. f.. HoLcoMpE
Commissioner IN Lquity-R -RoD'T A. TuoMpsoN
co'one'-W. j. CAN'T. u;
Commissioners to, Apa,uue the Bonds of,Ju6 {
Tic OMccrs-J. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. III.
Amber. James LawrenceYSan i. Reid 's
Commissioners Of Tie hor--Dr. II. o. Miller.
Chairman deosR. Cherry, Secretary otid Trca.
surer,; j.. B. Clayton, S. d. Keith, II. Craig, Sr,
Commissioners IF Iadtic Buitdi.qs- -Rob,t.
~. Thompson, Chairman j IL, IIugood Soc
rotary nnd Treasurer; We. ssIIolcombo, Nj, +.
Mitchell, p. j. Miller.
Commissioners Of Free Sehools-ET. B. Maui.
den, Chairman; w. Il. lIolconibe, Secretary
and Treasurer; 9. II. Spears, I. Wioklife, II.
II. Penny Daniel orice, James Burdino.
Mugistrates-W.J ]. Gan,t, w. G. Keith, J.
T. Gossett Thos Dillnrd, j. 9. 9. parsons,s j.
A. Arnold, Rcdin Ruckloy. j. b. Sandors,'L.
II. Vcrncr, Abel Robins, w. III. Peronnoaa,
ivn.od Sullivan, Edward Hughes, John Sharp,
joseph Reid, w B White, Leonard Rogers.
C,mmisSionery Of Rodds-2d Rcgimem--G
W Phillips, Chiirnan w Plchforri, Clerk;
William Bibbs. Jr. Treasurer; NJ Il Mitchell,
Thomas j Steele. e Maxwell. james /. Boyd,
L w Lusk. S NJ Crawford, M II lIunnicntt,
Jonas Phillips, il.
5M Reyimcm-F a like, Chairman Ell
Griffin, Treusnrer; j B@CIayton, Clerk,$y U
Hasaway, j 4 Bnllingcr, Alex Algood, !Thsa
K Price, s Keith Henry Wiliams, j Is rsGss:
sctt, w Singleton Thos Dillar,l.
InIeymal Rec"ue--F A IIokc, Assessor. j
Cobb, Collector. M
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The London Rothschild, and how he Made
His Money

~@AS @I~ohSJ'
Rothschid was the third son of baker
ut frankfort. "Thcrc was not" he said,
8 room enough for lis all in that city. dealt
III English goods One great trader came
there who had all the market to himself; he
was quito the great man, and did US favor
il he sold his goods. Somehow l offended
him, and he refused to show his patterns This
was on Tuesday l said tony father, will
80 to England. l could speak nothing but
German. On Thursday started. The near
er got to England the cheaper goods we're.
AS soon as got to Manchester | laid out
all my money, things wcrc SO cheap, and made
good profit. I soon found that there wcrc
three profts-on the raw material, the dying
and the manufacturing. said to the manu-
tacturcrs, will supply you with the material
and dye, and you supply nc with manufac.
turcd goods So got three profits instead of
one, and | could sell goods cheaper than any
body. In short time increased my e2O,-
0O0 into moro than 100000.
My success all turned on one maxim. |
said can do what another man can, and so
[ am a match for tho man with the patterns,
and the rest Of them Another advantage
had was an of-hand man; l made bar
gain at once When I was settled in London.
tho East India Company had sS0O,0OO of gold
to sell. 1 wont to the sale aud bought it all,
| knew tho Duke of Wellington must have it
for the pay of his army in the Peninsula; l
had bought great many Of his bills at a dis
count The Government sent for me and
said they must havorit. When they got it
they did not know how to get it to Portugal.
[ undertook all that, and sent it, through
France, and that was the best business ever
did,"
Another maxim, on which ho seemed to
place great reliance, was mover to have any
thing. to do witllan unlucky place or an un-
lucky man. {" I have seem" said he, many
clever mon, who had no Shoes to their feet
Ncvor act with thom; they cannot got on
themselves; and if they cannot do good to
themselves, how can they do good to me p
BY aid of these maxims he has ACQUIRED three
millions of money.
Il hope" said .---, "that your chill
drcn are not too fond of money and business
to the exclusion of moro important things. i
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I'M sure you woul not wish that.


Kothsohild: " 1 am sure should wish
that. l wish them to give mind and soul,
and heart and everything to business. This
is tho way to bo happy. 1t requires great
deal of caution to make largo fortune, and
when you have got it, ten times as much wit
is required to keep it. If l were tollsten to
the projects proposed to meI would ruin my
self very soon" 'Stick to one business,
young man" said hc%to Edward, /" stick to
your brewery and you may become the great
brewer of London. BE a brewer, and bank.
er, and merchant, and manufacturer, aud
you will soon be in the Gazette"
Gone of my ncighbors is a very ill,teniper-
cd man; he tries tc yox me, pnd has built n
great large place for swine close to my walk.
So when Ilgo out l hear first, grunt, grunt,
squeak; but this does me no harm am al-
ways in q good humor. Sometimes, to amusc
myself, give n bcggar guinea, IIc thinks
it a mistake, and for fear I should find it out,
off he runs as hard rs he can. L advise YOU
to give n bogsar a guinea sometimes it is
very amusing"
FNaAuiNu MANNEns.-Thcrc arc tllous
and pretty eng g'sing little ways which every
person may put on without running the risk Of
being deemed either affected or foppish. The
sweet smile, the quiet, cordial bow, tho earn
est movement in addressing friend, the iu
quiriug glance, the graceful attention whicli
is so captivating when united with self poses.
sion-thosc will Insure US tho good regards Of
even ohurl. Above all, there is a certain
softncss Of manner which should bo cultivated,
and which, in either man or woman, adds
charm that almost entirely compcnsttos for
lack OF beauty, and inestimably enhances the
latter, if it does exist @ S
lr is said that II girl in pttsfell was struck.
dumb by the firing Of II cannon. Since that
time number of married men have invited
the artillery TO- come and discharge their pieces
Oh their promises.
1--we would have powerful minds, VIC must
think; if we would have faithful hearts, We
must love; if VIC would have strong muscles,
We must labor. These include all that is val.
liable in life.
AN ugly young lady is always anxious to
marry, and young gentlemen arc seldom anx-
ious to marry her. This is resultant of two
mechanical powcrs-thc inclined plain and
leave her.
WHY was Goliah astonishel when David
hit him with stone? because such IL thin.
never entered his head before
MArcnLEss misery" has been defined
to bo to have a'cigar and nothing to light it
with
When is plant like hog? When it be.
gins to root. And when is it like soldier?
When it shoots.
There were 502 deaths in New York during
til. first Slcvcn days of January, and 800 in
Brooklyn
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RICHMOND, January 20.--Among the res.
olutions offered in tho Convention, this morn
ing, was. one for tho disfranchsing ex members
of Congress, and all city officers, from Governor
down policemen, which was laid oyor.
RICHMOND, January % AT the meeting
Of the Peabody Fund Trustees to-day, tho fol-
lowing resolution, offered by Con. Grant, was
adopted : That in the Southern and South.
western States, it is, in the opinion sof this
board, cYpcdicnt that tho Executive Commit
tee and the General Agent be authorized, in
conformity with the permission granted by
Mr. Peabody, to cxpcnd 40 per cont. of the
principal of the fund, in addition to the &C
crucd interest; and that as large portion Of
said sum-not exceeding 5000, ,000--be ex-
pended during the current year as in their
judgment can be ndvantagcously used in pro.
noting tho object Of tho trust and tho an.
thority Of tho board is hereby givon to such
appropriation. Another resolution was adopt.
cd, giving tho General Agent authority to in.
crease tue sums already promised for cduca.
ton, and to make payments quarterly or semi.
annually. The board thcna adiourncd to mcot
in Now York on tho til Thmsdayin juno
: next.
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: Commissioncra TO. Ippruue the bonds of
'ic OMccrs-J. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. III.
Amber. James LawrenceaS aSaml'I. Reid. ~
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LIE GOVERNMENT AND HOUSEIOLD OF
TIE GRAND RADICAL EMpIRE.-Wc pre-
sumo wo shall not violate imperial confidence
by torcshadowing the character of the govern
mont and household of tho now and magnif
cent empire proposed to be erected by the
Radicals upon tho ruins of republican liberty
in the United States. Here it is:
His Imperial Highness Ulysses I.-Mon.
arch of all ho surveys
| Imperial Nlouthpiecc and Keeper of the
| Imperial Word and Consciencc-E 3. Wash.
| burne.
fiainistor Of Confscated Estates and a en-
oral Factotum Of tho Imperial Mansion
Thaddous Stevens.
Minister Of Military Injustice Edwin NJ
Stanton.
| Minister of the Radical Rack and Political
Joint tFwister in .Goneral---Gcorgc S. Bout
we'll
p Usher Of the Black Rod-Fred. Douglass
lE Lord High Chamberlain aud Picker tn O,
all'the Imperial Old Boots, Old Hats and Ola
T Clothes Generally |y--John w. Forney.
| Imperial Soft Impeaoher and Knight Com
tmandcr of tho Order Of the SuIphurious Batl
james M. Ashley.
| Imperial Windmill and Chief of tho I'm
i pcrial Blow-pipes y. w. Hunnioutt.
Court Watclman-H Henry Wilson.
Court Hansman-Ben Wade. sS
Kccpcr of tho Imperial Bedchambor--
Charles Sumner.
Ladyin Waiting--Anna Dickinson:
NJ Y,WcrdM
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Commissioners Of I,adtic Buadtnqs-- -Rob,t.
a.. Thompson, Chairman }. Il. IIugood, Soc
rotary nnd Treasurer; WE. sIIolcombo, Nj, +.
y. j. Miller.
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lr is said thata girl i'll pittsGelL was struck
dumb by the firing Of a cannon Since that
time u number of married men have invited
the artillery to come and discharge their pieces
OIL their premises.
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Commissioners Of Free Sthools-ET. B. Maui.
den, Chairman; w. H. IIolcon,be, Secretary
and Treasurer; G. II. Spears, l. Wickliffe, ii.
II. Penny, Daniel Grice, james Burdino.