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COMMUNICATE^ zr. ---' . . A ."? written by wticlcs inserted under this head J^^n-corr^ * ft--B?S^5*7TH-1866 r " ?. " * ?mall space in your F 3ir. Editor ?How me * * ' . fAr the benefit of our race, they ? bu? I .ay we have irtpt ?nough, lt ? tun? for us ," w.lk the war ia ended and peace is d.-ciared thank'tl" Almighty God for it, and I hope tsnd trust that the country may be settled the ?me way; it is God has made us free, God will G us o'ur rights. Mr. Editor I thin* that the colored folks have done enough te get thet righta, in the year of 1861 the U. *. work just begun, in the year of 1862 all things was true, ?od has made us free ; and1! hope ^ ^ the people of all sections ot the country ? m oe K/b, thier good-sense, wdUve*ijm* ,"d happiness. 1 hare seen enough of he nor ran of war. and now X wish to enjoy the ble, TJf?Z* at seeing al. thi-s in this neigh "rhood ate working harmon>oW.r, and I trust : -s ^od ilclingisnot confined to thia jetton, ".t^rvades life entire South; for, without?, *t?Xto?Tt**efar Lu when ?Ii wounds wi!! be healed, aud all raided by a Christian spirit, 1 remain, very respectfully, S. S. SEABROOK. . Rockville, May 10. Co. A, 35th, U. S. C. T A: a concert recently, at the conclusion of the M* There's a good time coming* a country f?r bet up and exclaimed, "Mister, you oouldirt fcc the date, could yon?" Ii U stated that a sharp dodge lias been practic ed bv ?orne teachers of freedmen, on surrendering .bei. charges, in selling photographs of themsel ves to thier ebony pupils at one dollar each. The editor of the Tennessean, a freedmen's paper, at Nashville, "Tenn., called on the Presi dent for a subscription to sustain the naper; the President, seentg Senator Sumner's name down for ?5, put Ks unteer for $25. To cure' 'cains, What is the matter With them then apply proper remedies ; ami lif\oudo not succeed in curing them it is not your fault. Madame! said a gentleman to his wife, let me tell you facts' are very stubborn things.'* ??You don't sky so," quoth the lad}*, "what a fact vou must'be !" MARRIED. W ? On Thursday evening, May 10, by Kev. MT. Gibbs, Mr,'!John frilriams to Miss Rebecca Willis. OBIT?A&Y. lu thiscity, on the 11th inst., Paul B., aged 14 years of age, son of D. D/Mc.-Upin. Relatives and friends are invited to atteml'the funeral on Saturday 3 p.m., at their residence, cerner tfagat.'neand Mazycksts. CHQLERA. Perry Davis-*i'r: 'The benefits I have received from the use of your invalualbe remedy, the Pain Killer", induce me to pen a word of praise for it. Ex pm'ence ha? convinced me that Headache, Indigestion, Pain in thc Storni eh, or any other part of the system, Sriere Chills,'wear?ness, Common Colds, lloarse nesK, CUOLKKA, CH*GLKUA MO lt BUS, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Toothache^ etc.. there is nothing better than the Pata'Killer. "I have this hour recovered from a revere attack of the sick Headache, by Ufing two teaipoousful t?kau at thirty minu?s iuterVal, " ia a wiue glass tull of hot water. I alu cnEdent that, through the blessing of God, it served nie from'chol era uuring thc summer of 2S43. Travel li rig amid heat, dust, toil, change of diet,'aud Constant exposure to im infected atmosphere, my system was 'da ily predis posed to dyseutery attacks, accompanied with pain, for which the Pam'Killer "wasa sovereign remedy, one teAspo?aful curing the worst case in an hour, or at the mo?, haifa day I have heard of many canes of Dysentery being cured by its use, Fut in the tetth if/would stop the toothache. Gratitude and a desire for its general us?>*;'!ias orawu from me this unsolicited testimonial in it* favor. D.I. TAYLOIt, Jr., Minister oft?e Gospel. Greatest Addition To Philology Th 'fiatf a Century The mdst important contribution to Philology, - during the year lS&t, was the pudlication of the illustrated edition of Webst?r-s Quarto TJnabridge Dictionary. Th? work, which had long been in Preparation, and' on the "revision of which years of labor'had been bestowed'by several eminent scholars, was,' tn many' respects, thc greatest addition to the philology bf the' present age which lia? appeared ^within haifa c?ntury."- Appleton's 'Cyclopaedia *fur im CF* You can ?et choice family Butter at cor Rodgers Alley ?nd St'Phillips St, at 60 cts pe' pound, good Brown SugSr at 16 cts; choice JfJacon at 23 cts fresh Vegetables, ?ggs, &e low for cash. Remember the place corner Rodgers Alley and St.'PM&pSt. R?XS?ER & Co. EVERY SATT&BAY.-l^is is, in, our opin ion, precisely What it clairnes to. be,-a journal 'of choice reading selected from current litera ture. The editdr has the range of all the En glish and Continental R-views, Magazines, ?nd first-class U'eekiies, which press into th.er ser vicejthe ahlest, wisest, and wittiest writers ot Europe. :From this almost imrrfeRse storehouse, he selects that which he judges besta da'pted |to suit the taste and intelligence of the American people.. The selections in the numbers already issued have unbraced a wide va ri tey bi* tropics, all of interest to cultivated minds, and nearly ail of a character to Oe highlyattr?ctiVe to the ma jority ofAmericaareaders. There have been excellent short stories, thrilling adventures, ex quisite poems, graphic historical sketches, pop ular scientific articles such as appear original ly only in English and French perWdical*, racy essays in biography, criticism, and ?necdote. In fact, it contains the cream of f?riegn current literature, and is offered at a price that brings it within the reach of all. Each humber being complete in itself, it is just the thing for trav ellers; and each number is of ?dch sterling merit that u is just the thing for those who stay *t home. Whoever wishes the freshest ?nd choi cest foreign periodical literature; mir?t get "Eve ry Saturday." It is published by ticknor & Fields, Bdston. A Stream oyj?tters.-What do you think cf a river of hqaia?palatable, medicinal, composed of the best vegetable roots preserved in the best spirits, flowing from City Hall to Spayten Duy. vii-such medicine river being seven feet wide. *ide enough in fact to admit of boating and bath **S I Yet the amount of HubbePs Golden Bitters sold iu one year would make a stream of this size a stream of "living *aters"-& stream whose drink ls?flealtbiuiasitSdbIicioiis. Truly this gives rtv cfCa ?f ******** ?f tie ^^^VOP^ Habbel's Golden Bitters NEW ADVERTISEIPTS WAR 'DEPARTMENT, G35KKRAL ORDERS, ) AD^TANT-OKirV ?FTICX, yov2$. ) Washington, AprH?118^ *t>rd& relating to gravs of U.S. Soiditrs. fl. ?11 persons engaged in the cultivation of land,"Who may have the graves of united Sta ? s oldiers located upon their lands ate he'teby forbidden to mutilate or obliterate the twees of auch graves, by ploughiug Or otherwise, or tp disturb the headboards, stakes orTetices around thenv ,. , r r2.All ofecers on duty as Provost Marshals, Fort Commanders, or otherwise corme?tea' with the ?nilitarv service, are instructed to send inf?r* mation ?fthe locality and condition of stich "ravT??? ?nd breach of this order, 'tb the Quartermaster General. 413y Order of the Secretary of War: E. D- TOWNSEND, , i-. Assistant Adjutant General. Official: E. D. Townsend, Assistant Adjutant General. WHISKERS and MUSTACHES forced to grow upon the smoothest face in from 3 to 6 .weeks hy using Dr. SE VIG X K'S St ESTA U RATE UK CAPI LLAIKE, the most wonderful dbcovery iu mo dern science, acting upon . tibe Ueard and Hair in an almost miraculous "manner. lt has been used hythe '(?liri' nf i'.-iris xml London with th<> mn?f <t.t><..m? ....si money wilj be cheerful I y returned. , Address Madame M. H PERREGAULT, . my5 6in _P. O. Drawer 202, Albany, S.T. 'Pitt Money in thy Pursed Road to Wealth. ages, workshop aud iactory throughout the eiilire worloVfor the ?ale of oui Watches, Jewelry, Silver ware, Musical Boxes Albums? fee. Energetic persons of good habits and fair business tact^ can clear over "$25 per week in the country, and a much larger amount' in thickly settled localities. No Capital Required. Samples of our Articles, to t?:e amount of will be sent by mail for inspection, and if not perfectly satis factory, no-charge, Send your address, if you are of an industrious turn of miil;d. and "in 'quest of immediate Vveatt?. lrtrectto PARKINSON & CO.; importe rs, 208 Broadway-. N.T. B EAUTY-Auburn Golden, Flaxen, & Silken Cl^RLS produced bv the use of Prof. DE RR KI-X's FRISER LE CHEVEUX. One application war? ranted to curl the most straight and stubborn^ ?air of either sex Into wavy ringlets or heavyjmassive curls. NHas been used by the fashionables of Paris and London, with* the most gratifying results. v. Address iladame M. II. ?PERREG AULT, v P.O. Drawer 202, Albany, N.Y. LITTLE BOYS AMD GIRLS ATTENTION ! J^? you "know how to ?pcll? If not get a copy . BARKER & WATSON'S PRIMER, full of Pictures, Then get Parker & Watson's ELE MENT ARV SPELLING B???, and then the FIRST READER ; Soon you will want the SECOND READER and before we kuow it, THE TH I RR R?ADER. ! A most beautiful hook, ami you will be delighted with rhe Pictures and pleasaut.stories in.it. At thc sume' time study that little Arithmetic called DAVI?S TRIMXRV. Then see if you cannot master Iiis 9 INTELLECTUAL ARITHMET?C, vThich tells you how to add, coiin^, divide, multiply and subtract. And while you lejtrn to read and cy pher, get one bf BEERS COPY BOOKS and; write your name on it, and make letters and words like the Copies .'at the top of the page and it will not take long to write a letter to Papaand Jlam ma. You will "also wjsh'to study MONTEITH^ GEOGRAPHY, No. i* thCk 'GEOGRAPHY, NO. 2. then GEOGRAPHY, No. 3.? You win'find all tjiese books at the Bookstores, and you must ask for thc NATIONAL SERIES, Which IhciucieB Parker & Watson's Primary Readers and Spelling Books ; Davies Primary Intellectual and Practical Arithmetic ; Mon teith's.Geographies : Nos. 1, 2, 3, ftc, ; Beer' Copy Books, 1, to 12 ; and the booksellers also have ? SH??t\V?OD'S WRITING SPELLER. SPELLER & PRONOUNCER, SPELLER & DEFINER. SMITH'S LITTLE SPELLER, JUVENILE DEFINER, DEFINER'S MANUAL. CLARK'S GRAMMAR, " FIRST LESSONS Eft GRAMMAR ?waa 1^*000 WORDS and MEANINGS not found in other Dictionaries, over thirty able American and European schol ars employed upon tftis revision. Among the collabo ratorsjare Dr. Mahn, of Berlin, Professors Porter, Dana, Whitney, Hadlay, Lyman, Gilman, and Thacher, Capt. Craig ?iill, of West Point Military Academy. Julge ?.C. Perkins, Professor Stiles, A. L. Holley, Esq., &c,&c. Several tables of great value, one of them of fifty quarto pages. Explanatory and Fionounce ing, of names in fiction of persons and places, pseudonyms, &c, &c., as Abadddrt, Acadi^ Albany Regency. Mother C?ry; Mason and Dixon's line, Mr. Micawber, &c by Mr. A Wheeler: Containing one fifth dr brie-fourth more matter than any fdriiier editions. Frond nevi??ec^tyj?e plates and the Eiverside Press IN ONE VOL. OF 1847 ROYAL QUARTO PAGES published by G. ? C. MERRIAM Springfield, Mass. Sold hy all Booksellers. RING'S GRAY HAIR. - ' T2Ue fcthe AKBEOSU taat&lagnade. This ia the Cur? that ky Ia tho ?ifrsosi? tkai Bte? safe? This !. th fe Mun who wis bald and Who now hat rare? 1p??, 'f&?Vfca*, He used th? Care that lay la the A2tBBo*L? tts"*'tog'in*<3a. ?.. This Ss the Maiden, handsome sad ?"ft7? > Who married the man once bald and gray, Who now has raven locks, they say. Be used the AMBROSIA that Bing made? _ This ls the Parson, who, by the way. Married the maiden, handsome and gay, To the man once bald and gray, But who now has raven locks, they say, Because he used the Cure that lay Ia tba A MtoOM a that Bing mada. This ls the Bell thafitags awa^ To arouse the people aaa and gay \ Upi o this fact, which'heK does lay?-? Jftiou would not be bald or gray, \ Ute thc AMBROSIA thal ?ling modi* % M, TUBBS 4 Cft, ?DPRiETORs, ftiMnr, N.M. For sa:c by ali tue Druggists m Charleston. flead'qrs, Military District of Charleston, DEPARTMENT OF SO. CAROLINA, ASSISTANT ?rXJUTANT GENERAL'S OFI*IC? CKARLESTON, S. C. Feb. 10, 1866 GENERAL ORDERS, 7 No. ?6. } T 1HEC:)Ukfe OF SOUTH CAR?L?NA A. having been fully organized for the dispatch of civil and criminal cases, the Provost Courts will take no further jurisdict?cn of such capes affecting white persons only, unless the rights of the milKarVor civil authorities are involved. II. Wheu it is necessary that arrests should De'made {in order to preserve the peace of the country) of white persons charged with crime against the persoV or property of whites, such person, so arrested, will be held in custody only so long as is necessary in or der to turn them over to the civil authorities for trial. III. Provost Cdbrt will continue as heretofore to havejurisdiction of all cases in which persons of color arc parties, or in which their rights are involved, and of all crimiual cases, in which thc offence, alleged to have been committea by a white, has been against the persons or property of a person of color. By cominan i of Bvfc. Maj. Gen. DEVENS. M.N. Rica, Capt.'&th USCT, AA A General. SAYINGS BANK. THE FBEEDMEX'S SAVINGS AND TRp.ST ^.COMPANY, chartered by act of Congress March 3rd, 3$65, having established a Branch in Charleston, the Ijooks are now open tor deposits at MILITARY HALL, Wentworth St. J. II. JENKS, Cashier. Charleston, S.C.,J.J an. 23. . jan?7 3ml7 C?0. L. STEARNS & CO:, MANUFACTURERS Or 3P a? t G II t IMPROVED LEAD PIPE Pwe Block Tin Pipe and Slice 'Lead, ALSO, DKALBRS Ya PIC AND BAR LEAD, COPPER AND IRON I UMPS, HYDRAULIC PAMS, AC. 129 M?k Stre t, } , BOSTON GEO. L. WM. J. BRIDE, The Gre'a't Family Newspaper. a'OW IS THE TIME TO S?BSCS?S2. THE N. Y. 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For Whooping Cough, Croup, influen za and all affections ot the throat |lungs and chesty the PULMO NALES are not equalled by any medicine in the world ; being now used and prescribed by eminert ghys?cians, ?fcc, they are rapidly ecoming the best companion in every household, camp and cabin. In all civilized countries on the Glops. Skinner, for wadi of space, refers to only a few names bf prominent Nfew. England men who have usediiis Pulmonales with marked good results Kev O T "Walker, Pastor of the Bowdoin Square Church, JiostontMass : Kev B W Olm Pead, editor Watchman and Reflector; Kev H I.'phaaa: Oh A O Brewster, counsellor, SO Court-st Boston ; Lt. White,3rd Division,5thCorps.USA: J Skinner, MD. Boston. And headreds of. others In every ce of life. Prepared by EDWARD M. SKINNER, M. D .. at bit Medical Warehoase, 27 Tresant rt.*StttauMtM. I Sold by Profpsts reaerailn* Jan f tow IT 41 mw ?DTEETISM?N?S Han ter? an^Qthers in need of heJg wity lind thk,the>e?t^qd\ ^cheapest mode for obtaining tiW&l as tili? hs tire only journal Wt?h-cfrou latsis extensively*arning the working"classes. S mJATIOto WANTED,-Bv a young roan, as Waiter, Address, Wm, SA?LS?URT/No2? Queen ?\Teet, or at the office of this papen T^A^I^D-A.Young man, aged ^2 .years, VV ^desiras.to. pet employment in a stowiofv.sr* room, where he cou|d make himself generally useful. Address F. H., this office. C??K and WASHER WANT2?. Must belong to "CbaHsston and be uneieurober ed. To one w^o will suit 1 will give gft'per month. Apply at this office. Non? bnt a com petent person ???d apply. MEN WA^XEP.^rTo go to work- on Fibhbum Plantation, 12 miles from Charles ton, near Rancoul's Station (Charleston and Savannah Railroad.) Good wases sud rations, and good com fortable quarters will ve furnished, and one acre of ground will be given tty each person. Apply at the place, or at the Leader ornee. MEN WANTED,-To work *on \ plantation 20 mfles $r?m .'his city. The highest wages given. Apply t? Leader office. V3T WANTED, - 30 Timber Cutters, to whom tiheral wages will be pat'd. Souse room and land furnished to the families of iii, wbq are willing to contract-for the year, free of rent. Apply at 46 Rutledge-ftreet, 2 doors from Cannon. iw 22 -I t A "A^?S - BODIED MEN*-Apply irri JL0\J mediately at this office? IA GOOD .?I?1LD-HANDS, WAFTED, J. \J mostly worner^ to work on a farm hear Port Koyal. Liberal w?ges will be given. We wast three or four boys accustopiedto the plow. Apply at the Leader office, 430, King street. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 60 MEN. to raft timber; Best wages. Apply at 430 King-street. i;feA MEN, married preferred, to work on 1?JU a plantation up ^he Cooper River. Apply jft tbis_ office before the 15th iust. Twelve dollars p?r-ra?nth, ah'acre of land, best of quartes*, ?fco, will be grr??, Apply at 430 Kiug-?t. AYO?NG MA?, 23 years old, is desirous bf ?Dtainin?r'? situation in a store. Address 'V. T." Leader office. pQOK^ WAFTED,-None need a.pply un V>/ less well.recommended. Adtfress'Bo'x 10(5, Po si -office, Charleston. i}? fj.\^??$5,-I want 65 good men on my Of J . plantation in Barnwell District. Good wages, go?d quarters, and a ?rood school on the plantation; ?}1J?0 plenty of land. For further particulars, apply at this office. J. Carroll. TT7??D CHOPFERS.-35 wood-choppers T Y ..wanted at George's Station, 41 miles from Charleston, to whom SliS.Rlirmonth and rations will bc given. Particulars can be learned at 43o Kjug.-str (??JO ?A.AA A, YE Alidade by Kuy one with $15 ($?^JXJ\J Stencil Tools. $0 experience neces sary. 7 The 3'residents,. Cashiers, and Treamirers ofjl Banks indorse thei?r1cuJar.lv ,Se?t free w^th sarttples^ Address the Amcrrc'ah Stcncrll Tool Works, ?pri?ig tield, Vermont. ""INFORMATION. Persons wishing information of their rela tives, can lia ve them advertised one month for two dollars and a halli T^FORMATION WANTED.-Of John and A Mercy Powell. At last accounts, they were em ployed by tiie Kev Mr Harrison, at Savannah, fia. Any information respecting them will be kindly received by Tojvy. Manejan, Wentworth St, opposite Grace Church, Charleston. INFORMATION WANTED,-Of Anderson Walker. When last heard from, September 2nd, dStH, was at Athens, Georgia. His formeirowuer was Ferdinand Phirwell. Any information will be thankfully received by his wife'. Address Lucy Walker, Leader office INFORMATION wXW?D,-Of William Bagley, formerly af Lunephurg county, Ya. He was last heard from a? Washington Any informa tion of his whereabouts will be received by Wash* ington Bagley, Galway,'Henry county, Illinois. IMFORMAT10& WANTED.-Of my chil dren, Daniel, Susan.and Mary Tate, When last heard fro'rfi, they were,.with Mr John Luke, of Clarke county, Va. Any information addressed to me at N O 2ty Currant Altey, Philadelphia, will be thankfully received. DANIEL TATE INFORMATION WANTED,-Of William Robinson, ^son of Brutus Robinson; when la*t heard ?rom he was in Massachusetts, but had deter mined .tp. ?o J$o$th. Anv information of him will be gladly received by his only lister, Virginia Robinson, Charleston. Information Wanted OF NANCY YOUNG, who was iiv^g ia Summer ville in IStfl, and belonged to Mrs. EdwaVd Lowndes, but was afterwards sold to Mf. Colder, and carried up the country, perhaps to Spartensb?'rg or Columbia. Any information respecting her Whereabouts will be thankfully received by her sou> Thomas S. P. Miller, at Charleston, S, C. Mar. 10 w. COLORED SOLDIERS' il SEAMEN'S . t? S GOVj?RSTME>'T CLAIM OFFICE, CITADEL GREEN 4 50 KH? STREET, C1KAI?XJE'?fc?V. oldiers' and seamen's claims for t?. S. bounty, pensions, back pay, prize njoney, and all other just claims against the United States promptly recovered. r Especial attention given to, tne claims of widows and heirs of deceased soldiers and sea lien. Pensions can be obtained, and all kinds of 2laims, paid in one half the time at this office that it will take those who put their claims in to other agencies for collection. If VDU want justice, ?^u?ck returns, and satis faction", patronise this ofnee. All persons who have been employed in Go vernment service, in any capacity, can have their abcounts collected without any trouble to themselves. Claims for cotton, horses, wood, and houses, seized from loyal persons, will be attended to in Like manner. , Persons in the country can have their busi nese attended to bjr addressing their letters to this office. T. HURLEY, 430 King St. IA AC N. AYERS, Attorney and Solicitpr before the Court of Claims, Washingion, ?.C; DANIEL jomrsbii & co., DEALERS ?5 Oak & fr?mlotii So?? leather, FB?NCH & ??ERIC??T C?LP SKINS, WAX, Km spiif LE?TEER No; 98 &tilk Street; BOSTON; IMPORTAN r-A*NOUNCafENT :.: T3ri*.ea{t Sale '"or.-. . %v. -j. Watches, chains, B1aimm<i On?Jdilli^ tob? disposed -~ AT pV? 3?L?i?R ???&>^ Without regari^ to Value.' Not to be ?aid for imtiX you. liiow wliat y?u are to receive. Splendid List of Articles, AU to b?nt? at One Dollar Each. 30OM?ical Eai?,^...$20 to ?140 ead 160 " " witbBells&CastinettfiOO to WO each 600 Silver Teapots and Coffee Urala../*) to .50 ea?* 600 Silver Charing Dishes.8? to? 100 ?ac* 1000 Silver Ice bitchera. 20 to 50 eaon 2500 Silver. Syrup Cups with Salvers. 20 to $P, ?ach 5000 Silver Goblets and Drinking Cups ; 6 to ,?>. each 3000 Silver Castors.t,.,". 15? ?0 each 3000 Sil'r Fruit,,Card k Cake Baskets .30 to ?0 ead? 6000 Down Silver Tea Spoons.10 to 20 doz. 10000 Doi Table 9POOOJ& Fork S..30 te ? *P dos. 250 Gents' Goldjl'r'ff-case Watches 50'tb 150 eat?b 250 Udies'G o??sodEnamelledHunt-.. .. ing-case Watches..|.VMV.2* to 70 500 Gents' H't'g-case SilV batches ?5 to 70 200 Diamond Kings v..... .5o to 100 5000 Gold Veal and Necfc.Chuula...:... 4 to 30 3000 Gold OvalEandBracelets ...... 4 to 8 5000 Jct aud Gold bracelets.,..-.. fJg 200O Chatelaine & Guard Cha?us. 5 to 20 7000 Solitaire android.Brooches. 4 to 10 5000 Coral, Opal k Emerald brooches 4 to S 5000 Mosaic, Jet, i?iya & Florentine Ear Drops....'.. 4 to 8 7500 Coral, '"pal & Kiherald Ear Drops 4 to 6 4000 Cnlifornia Diamond J&reast-pms.2.50 to 10 3000 Gold Fob and Vept W.atcb keys 2 60 to . S 4000 Fob aud Vest Ribtro.n-sndes...... 3 to 10 5000 Set solita1reSleeve-Vt*ns^Studs,<S:c 3 tp .8 8000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils, kv. 4 to . 6 ? 10000 MinatureLockets......2-50 to 10 ftf 1000 Miu. Lockets Magic Spring.10 to 20 w jfrjOO Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, &c.... 2 to .$ 50Q0 Plain Gold Kings. 4 to 10 10QOV California Diamond ?ttngs?,.... 2 to Ip 750? Sets Ladies' Jewelry-^Jeti, Gold 5 to 15 6ou0 44 44 Came?, Pearl, , ih% , Opal and other stones.., 4 to 15 lOOOO^fyiold Fens, Silver Extension ... ...Holders and rend?s.?V..~ 4tP#^ 10000 Gold Fens & G'ld M ou ntl!'Id's 6.tp 10 ?000 44 "Extension " 15to 25 oOOO Ladies' Gilt k Jet buckles."..,...., ?Ito , 15 Photograph Albums, Sewing Machines, etc., ?tc. ARRANDALE & CO., MANUFACTURERS'AOTS. , No. ?67'Broadway, New York, and 2o4 King j . .. , S'reet, Charleston. Announce that all the above list of goods will be sold V? . for V,ie JJoltnr each. 'In consequence Ol' the great stagnation of trade in manufacturing districts of England, through the war having.euc oil' the supply of cotton, a large quantity j.of.yaluablc Jewelry, originally intended for file Eng lish market, has been sent oir for sale in this country, and MUST BE SOU) AT ANY SACRIFICE! L*nd,cr tl\use.circumstauc<-8,t ARRANDALE k CO, acting as ag^nps for the principal European manufacturers, have resolved upon a Great Hi? Apportionment, : ' 15V. : . ?;.? . ... to be djvided according <o the following rcgala??o?s: Certificates of the various articles arc put into en velopes indiscriminately, sealed up, and when or dered, are taken out without .regard to choice, and sent by mail, thus showing uo favoritism. Ou receipt of the certificate, you will see what you are to have, aud then it is at your option to send the dollar or not. Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or any set of Jewelry on our list for One Dollar. $fen<l 25 Cents foi; Certificate, [fn.jjfl transactions by mail we shall charge tor for sent for $1, eleven for $2, thirty for ?5, sixty-nvt? foi $10, one hundred for^J5. , What tjie F?es$ say% of ?s. ?5y th'i$ arrangement tile advantages must surely be on tn?.suieo^the customer, for he has every thing to gain an nothing, com^aritiveTy, to lose. Hjs kuowf what he will get for" his dollar beforehand, and be need not send it if he is pot satisfied. All orders ad dressed to Arrandale k Co., 167 broadway, New. Ywr, will be promptly attended to.-N. Y. Daily Neoks Aug. ?, 1804 ., . The Lafayette [Ind.] Daily Courier, Mar. 1805,say? "A better selected, more varied or fashionable ai sortaient of jewelry cannot be lound on the .conti? ont than Arruudale & Co. are now offering,. Messrs. Arrandale & Co, occupy a high position in cpmmefcipi circles as men entirely above thc common trickery ?t trade. Their statements may bc implicitly relied b's both as to the character of their goods and tlie man ner of the disposal Ladies, especially, in all sparta ol the country are realizing handsome prqfip> as agents ami if any of our lair readers desire tjo interest them selves in it, they may do so with perfect confidence. GRK?T GIFT DisTKihL"iio>\-?.rare opportunity ie offered for obtaining watclotf. ?hai?s, diamond rinjr?, silver ware, etc., by Messrs. Arrandale <fc Co., at ^'p. 107 Broadway, They ha>;e an immense, stock of arti cles, varying ni value, aud all are offered at one dollar each. The distribution is veryfairly donp-ypp. agree to take a certificate,.yf ? certain article enclosed 'in an envelope, aligare not required to pay your d^Uar un less yodare satisfied with the article, which will cer tainly be worth more thap that amount, and may be S50 o/?100. An excellent mode this of investing a dollar.-Sunday Times, ff, Y City Feb. IO, 1803. We.have inspected, at the. oihVeof Arrandale & Co's Airencyj for European Manufacturing Jewellers, a krge assortment qt* fashionable apd Valuable jewelry a thc newest patterns. Wealso noticed ? large 6 uap ti^y.of silver |plate7 wid understapd ?h^t the whole of these newly imported articles ere to be disjiosed^oi On,a novel principle7tgiving great advantages to bq'y ers, and aifo'rd)ug extensive employment io agents. Warnow the firm in question t?. be respectable and thoroughly worthy, pf .public confidence, and recom mend our friends ?) read their advertisement.-N'Y Alb?qn,'Sept. 3, ?9?64. . ., M< . EjfPLOYMKf?T Fou.LAp;?Sr-Themo8t eligible prof* itably e,nip?^.ympiit we bave.heard of for ladies is the sale of certificates for the Great Gift Disttibutiori.of Arrandale &jC,o.?. A kdy of our acquanitanee has been very siiccessfvl ln tins way, not ou?yjiu^iiling her own purse, but also(in doing a good turn to.those to whom she sold the t'ert?'?jates, as will be seen, by oja'r adver tising columns'. Gentlemen can also be thus engaged. .-N Y Sunday .Mercury', Aug. 14, 1805. The British Whig of Kingston, c W,, says, ?W,2$, 1804, kl One of our lady, subscribers bcc?m*e an ajjei^t for Arraudal? k"Co', and by request brought.some twenty articles Ventas, prizes for her agency, to this office for inspection , and without-hesitation We cao state that each and ?)? pf the article? were worth tre ble the amount of the recipients, and some of them six times. j= We have some very 'pretty specimens of Table and Teaspoons, Gold . YV'ar.chcR, Lidies' Chains, Pins. Bracelets, etc., which have been sent by Arrandale & Co to this place for ?1 each-Angelica Reporter, N Y State, Feb. 15, ]?<05.' ACS?il?XS,-We Avantagent* in every regiment, and in every town and county in. t?je country, auo those acting as such- will bc allowed 10cents on every certificate ordered by them, provided, tlieir remittance amounts to one dollar, al.so,pthcr inriucrments which can be learned Qn^ppjjcatiui*-. Agjents will collect ?5 cents for every Certificate, and remit 15 cents to us either in cash or feostnge sramps. Arrandale & Co., 167 BROADWAY', NEW Y?KK, au^i 2al KINO ST., CHAfeLESON. THE AMERICAN" ?'4$\) CO?JMN Y A\1 JL AGENCY; T. No. 57 Broadw?^; ?ew York. Offers Its Agency to owners ot land of ereryjles ?Op tion, especially in the Southern StateV,,apd to Nt i tJi crn add European capitalists-, emigrado^; ?.?d ties and conductors o?.emigration, and to inaiifid al?, (farmers, mechanic? and others,) desirous o? t tns f'orriDg their labor ?nd skdl to the South. lt designs to aid'.-through the means offered Dy a central office in New lofk, and its branches elsew ere, ir he great work p?,the social and economical o?r janizatiqp of the ^South, by bringing togetnei the owners of Waiii;at:ons and farms seeking purch sirs and indus'tria? development on the one hand, with those who qoamaud the capital and labor*and sk -ll on the other ?*iid. It will devote itself to the wc k of accumulating and methodizing information and stat istics^ ?seful for those who may, on grounds of i ecu Qiary profit, of business enterprise, of patrioti >n or philanthropy, desire to contribute, through the reor ganization of industry, to the material nica is.yv which the South can be restored, its people .of ^very condition made prosperous men and good ic;ti ens j and its communities brought tp t?jre their 8?; rc in promoting the welfare of the whole country. The company proposes to interest the ebterpri. and money of the country in the opportunities and li cans for their useful and profitable employment^ aft? rded t^rtiic broad lands of the South now open for tl ? first ame to free labor, but wftose owners and occu nen ue suffering from the wamste of yrar. It invites the attention pf the public, and is pn uarcfi to enter immediately on the transaction of fauw *ss. The officers are : - , JOHN A. AND$EvF; President, FRANK. B. HOWE, Vice-president a?d . General Agent Norf h, , LOCKE "W. WINCHESTER; Treasure!. I ti GEOltQE CABO?.WARD; | Z ALFRED GAIT BER, . J . M. N. WISE WELL, Genera! Agent Sout?. sk agents' ?a Charleston,.. Thurber, Sbiife & Co/, Heal Espite Brokers, No. 4 State Street, ap sta j fa ^ Vr , /BAR ROOM, , 20 VANDEETHOKST^ST., . Cf?AklI?S?03f? CHOICE im???BS, di?randy. ? Old Bunn Vivi th OldGim? < Old Writer.vh*^ Old A4e.. Old Cherry Wolf A* g yod a? can Jan "J7 oui 17 be fouiid^V??? dtrVit r^uWprioet SAM??L SILKS. iiusic ?tro ^ftftjflffQ. HOPKINS ha? come agirfn Witta bj? naoal tones an? admired vira. . lie may be found nt hi? old place, Nt>.3?HENKlKTTA STK?ET.* Price aa uaual. JOHN? T.?HOWU?*,.. . A Colored tfrofcs??r. CHABLHSTO>*, Oct. 21. 1m 3 ^ jgORACB 'WATERS' Gr??ft Musical Establish? ment. ?. : .i. vi* . . ? Pianos, Melodeons. Cabinet Grans, Sheet 310sta, Mo?? Books, and al! kinds J<* Musical Instrument* and MusV Bal Marchandise, at the lowest. rutes, wholesale ?m retail. SeeoTRd hand Merodeous and Piano? at great bargains, ibices, $60, $75, $100, $1X>* ?150, $175, $200, au* $225. New 1 vctavo pianos for $200 and upwards. The Horace Watet?f Pianos and Melr?ebasiare as one and durable instrument as? are.irrcde. Warranted fat five years. Ibices 'greatly reduced for cash. TEST????K?AXS* a. V .: \*\. The Horace "Waters' Pianos are known zs among tfca verv best.-X. Y. Evangelist. ' . . ** Weean speak of the merits of the:Horace Water? Pianos troiu personal knowledge, as being of the very b?sl uualltv.-Christian Intelligencer. ' t i?->? ,i .'jTieTikirac? >Vi*iers'Pianos are built of the ?e$*-*f*5l wost thoroughly' seasoned material.-Advocate & Jour 1 Waters* l'i&fbf and. Melodeons cliallengv comparison with the .finest made anywhere in the country.-Hom? Journal. i ? i . *V . liprace "Waters' Piano Fprfes are of roll, rich and eve* tone, and powerfuh-r-New ilock ?liu-ical Review. . . Our;friends will rind at Mi'. Watte?* store the very beat assortment ot Music.and of pianos to "be found in th? United Mates.-Crahaui's Majsazine. . y-i J. . - . . A .The Horace "Waters' Pianos are of superior tone an? elegant Buish.-New York Christian Enqnirery*- . ?. t i Schedule of prices of lustrpwents and Catalogues o? Sheet .Music and any music published In the Lnite? States mailed free. Sheet Music, a little ?oiled, at 11-2 cents per page. Sabbath School, and other Hooks, published by HoraC* Waters. !*'.-? V J aAKUATH-SCHOOL BELL, HQf ?, SABBATH-SCHOOL SELL, >*0. 2^ . 'cH O'S AL HARP. .5# . . .:% THE DIADEK . rSt,,, . PRICES; .... Paper Covers, Tl ieee Hollars perdiz: Board, Throe Vd? lars and Sixty Cents ; Cloth Embossed Gilt, Four Dotta** and Twenty Cents. ? \ ^ x BELLS, Nos. 1 and 2, in Ur?e Volume, Six Dollars and Sixty cents per doz. .Cloth embossed <T?H Seven Hollars and TwentyCents per doz. * l)4Y-^Ch?giy HELL tor. P.ubli? SchooJ^ and Seminaries. Paper Covers, Tlvee Hollar?' per doa. Board, Three Dollars and Sixty CcuHs: Cloth, roar Dc*r lars and Eighty Cents. , ? .t ?lu* ? THE pgJUStMK M?:?)I)IST. anew wy viva! "Hymn aud Tune. Hook. Price Three Dollar* pw doz; Board, Three Dollars and Sixty Cents. it?U?ACT?RV ?N?) WAREROOM& 4?f BroaW?fi Y. HORACE WADERS. Restaurant and Dining Hlwh X*l ttEETtX? STREET. THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE, tli.it they have unsurpassed faciiitis? <fior ?ufl^X* ing thc j. .Mic-rcit?zeas and strangers-with meals all hours of, .yMJ, choicest luxuries whhfh the.Tnarkt^ abords,, Aliso a sitpcrior assortment of ^Y??es,'LiquOrt?> ifud Oi?'?rs\ BlL?t?h HALL*. Three elegant Hillard Tables may he Tonnd ?n tha Hall above the Saloon, ?'here gentleman eau bc accom modated. ., . ... j *' rt. . . 1. The patronage of the'public is ??p<^tfu!lv ?plic ?UX? an27 3wl7 FOKPuAM H ROTH K RS. .. ?HE COINAGE PR?^TIXG PRESS i? Vh| best cheapprintiu^ prens c^cr introdaced to pub?f notice. Sinip?e. durabk and efficient, ocp)3psit^il>ut little space, it is.adapted .to qiee^. the wajMjMif >bu?<j oess men and oiJiers who,-for. U?e saikeiof.^concmf. aecessitv, or conveniunce^.w^h^ttdothe^r own punn ing, and,.pn their own p^niisea. lt enables them, without, defey. an4ajt;ft sniail expense, to priiu> hand bills, circulars' .cards, bill-headi, Ac, aad in ttyio equal ta ;t hat .of tl ie most country prfSfcting.owce*, Mr piojtgp.designed and \\ill be Xouud useful ipr aU ^fc ness,^pdjirofessignal men,"yet to.CAnnjtry nwclmtlt# aud dntifgists it is an yivaiuablje invention, luruJiAinJ nojt only the be?t, bul the cheapest method of , a4ver tlsing and increasing one?',s busiuess. With each pren? we furnish, if d.es?re?i*.. t>,c. ua-e^iry t$pe, inti, ?C. for the exeeut/on pf a?y kind of printing.' . ^ v.., A No more acceptable present eau be made to you$ than onc.oftn^e tripling ofliees. lt eon^bjnes lucra. live .employment ?witta amusement anjJ.-intffMciJQ?* Thcr?j is na bcr/er scho/ol for tlie young jinan than th? printing office-such a thm?r as an HHt'crate prinu*r being unknojin^. and lor the purpo^^f learning th* trade,as an employment for,-hie, tho possession Qi onp of our *malj printing .offices renders a regular ipprentic.i'ship unnecessary. ;, , , Printed instruction* for .vatting- type.and mannir/frjfl; he.presp accooipany each o??ipe. When dt;?jrcd, the jrri?es...wil? b.q, arranged for. ,printin<r. W Sp?n??*h; f-'rench, Gerrnan aud o.^her.foreign languages., i??r :ulars^ent free, Specimen sheets of type, cuta, icc.7, 10 eents. . . .PRICES. ... .v, ?rintin?5 office No. 1, completa...$2$ I'rinung oJ5n:e No. 2, compirte.w. ;;s *rinting ofjice No, v, cpiuplete.. <Xji 'r,iijtin? office No. 4, complete............. gu 'riniing office No. 5, complete.125 ADAMS PKESS CC^IPANY, , i?SEPfl WATSON Apent . ,Wf Cffjil , 26 Ann street, ?jew York'. Lhis Printing Press can be seen at this office HIGHEST PREMIUM presented % ?tas?. Charitable Society, lbC5. \ gr??t chance for Young Min out of ?mp?bymerit. 20,00? B?X?S SOLD IX I Hv??KS. T'S HO HUMBUG! .ftrHAT! WHY 1 tt?ne's Grease ?xtrct?f. Thu? compound thoroughly extract? G rca e, I'it?hJ 'ar, Oils, &c from cotton, woollen, and aJU .other kin?? f g-oods, without the leaKt injury to tho finest fabrics 9r rcroovin^ rgreas.e from ce>at-eoUarsi and ot?wf iothing, carpetf,.&c. Twenty-tlioitHajid bo^aa sold, i theftrc-ets of BpHtoq jn-.four weck??,; in.3 rpontba, hundred and fifty thonra,nd. The trade supplied OE L'asonHbia rerniRi- Agenta:want?nl. 3?a^^Acru??c nd toidiby A. O. C?A$K.?.Po,, I^U Washington 8t* oston, il^f?H. Information as to ita vaiue.to ^e ?b lined at this office Dec 34.12 J. RUSSELL SPALDIKG^ Promotes the.?rowth.of ^aman Hair. ?PALDI?G'S ?I?SE?IJLRY . .Soften* the Hair when harsh and ?rj\ ?PAtBING^ ?OSfeMARt Soothes thc ?rriutcd Sca!|?.. SPALDING'S ?|<j.S?MARt Prevents the il air /rorn frlling off'. SPALDING'S ROSEMARY s Prevents tbe.Knirirom turnin?: gray. SPALDING'S fe?SEilAR?T f- . ? * ? s the best and eheapest Hair Dressing fn the wo \a. ; promotes th?* crrowth of the hair, and ie entiiely ?ce from all irritating matter. Spaldin^'i Roam ara prcpaiPd by BD WARD M. SKINNER, M. D" fto!* toprietor, at his Medical vVarahouse, 27 Tren ont treetv opposite Museum, Boston, >fass. fif?? W ^alcft rewrr - * * Ti