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, 1865-09-03

more tban one hundred negroes are supp1sted y
the Government Frcedmens schools are n11llsn-
Ing, and in GreenSte, President johnson aas. ae.
the negroes hare contributed s11tJ dollafs per
month for feachera.u
, 1865-09-03

ALHAx1, Sept. Am accident occurred 10 The
steamboat express train oyer the Ceutfa, due here
at9p. H., by tho breaking Of an axle. The bag
gsgc car wns thrown of the tEuck, and tho baggage
man, named Smith. Of this city, Instantly Killed.
TIE express messenger and one Or two othe1s
were slightly hurt, but none Of the passengers Te1c
injured.
, 1865-09-03

when he supported the Government r. its
efforts to crush the rebellion: Hata cor
heads hating Mr. lincoln aud abusing II.
Aanton," and 60 on, ayenging his private
gricfs against his late chief with tho most Ct
fraordinaty journalistic taste md proptiety-
But this discharge does not appear to have
been noticed In tie conflict, and We presume
, 1865-09-03
DIkcontiuutns, CaInpk-Ihe Cholera
Freedmen In the District of Colum.
bIa-Tle Presidents Proclamation
fltntnnIUHfef1.
Report from Gen. Fisk Of the Freed
mems Rureau-Thc Western Wagon
Trnfu-The NCcrz Trial-The Rush ut
The White House.

mems Rureau-The Western Wagon
Train-The Tcrz Trial-The Rush ut
The White House.
NEw fo1k, Sept a.-The Iin1a' Washington
special says Communication has been reeelsed a.
tic Freedmeu's Bnreap, from Gen. Clinton T.
Fisk, Assietnnt Commissioner for Kentucky anu
North Caro1iuA, dated August e, tom Chattanoo-
Ga, In reference to fcedmen's at1llrs In Tennessee
he ftates that 1t has BEEN his constant effort to
break up Ill couttahand campa in his district and
encourage freedmen 10 seek labor In the country,
and not con-Tceate in The cities md towns, and he
has heen remarkably successful. BE has broken
up esary eopiraband camp in East Tennessee
At this date not one hundred col
ored people eastward from Chattanooga
are drawing .ations from the Government. In thtA
regard he found dlty whites to one black person
sahs1stnE oil The Government. The camp at
Huntsville and Tunnel Hill will be lmmodiately
broken up: Those at Ga]atfn and Henderson are
elosed' colored people who came into East Ten.
nefsee rom North Csrotina are returning to their
old homes. The Legislature Of Ienncssee at the
approaching session, it u expected will couee1e
ths hight to eolored citizens to pros-
dmouy To nl1 courts Tbe desire
the part Of the colored people to be educated Il
indeed marvellous. They l!te.sily hnucer aud
thirst for knowledge, md fn many PLACES efr them.
sclyea contributing literally for tha support ol
Tbe immense wagoa trains, Numbering i've hun.
d.ed wagons, with m Ambulance trim, which W.
recently Organized for IN overland tip to Leaven-
, 1865-09-03

Tbs BeraiFs Atlanta correspondence, gtsfng m
account Of the journey from Chattanooss % At!an-
a. taya theze were soMc coEnhelds Aopg ne foala:
10 rell. besieEl tho train Bome of these pessons
Mr1e wealthy before the nsr. but are uow reduced
70 state Of poverty. '-'s
, 1865-09-03

NEelIand Canal.
:. ST. cA1uEmsEs, Canada West, Sept, 2.
Navigation through the WelIand Caual was re
sume,l nj mon tu-lay.
, 1865-09-03

John Fright Coo1ln& TO America
{Fzosa tho London Shipping Gazetsc, August III
A communication from B.eRen, dated ths
14th instant, says: g Admiral Goldsborough,
commanding the United Slater squadron Id
European waters, 1eavcs here today for the
Texef, whence his command Will visit the
principal harbors Of Western Eurppe. The
United Stotes ffigatc Colorado, 4, sails i'm
ads saatS{ for Tsa 9 IN s Of an
to convey Mr.. Bright to America, whittier he
Is invited as the guest Of the American nation,
In recognition Of Ills friendly sentiments tow.
nr1f The fJr5nu u
, 1865-09-03
Rcstorcd-possai-D ol
Governments Ruildine.-4applIcatIo
for LAboref1 Mt tho FFeedmcn'a Bu.


renn, DC.
NEW YoEE, Sept. a--The Rosfs Washington
special says the President has restored 10 his com.
1land, Col. Ircston Of the U. =. colortd troops,
heretofore dirmf-aed.
h large number Of Post oflces md mat1 routes
hare inst been opened In South Caro1Ins.
Il nnEn1er Of Quaf e11nasters and othcs govern
neut enIploye. hare just been discharged
Horned GIcetey arrived In Washington today.
The NtTck{t Washington special rays the total
receipts fror The sales OF government buildings at
Fairfax Cont House, Flint I'LL, Beach Grove and
Prospect HILL W., amounted to 1851, ,sa3 The most
valuable baildings A Farfax Court House and Flint
nll were reserved and turned oEes 70 the Freed.
ncn'e bureau.
Application haa been msde to The Bureau to en-.
plos ut fair wncs, 10o0 freedmen In co.l mining
The James Hser, b. stock company Of Northern
capitalists. - .-..-.-
INV YoRE, Sept. a.-The Washington special to
the New York 1i1Hfs says the Collector at Augusta
Gu. collected 81. 200 IN hve days. This doea noi
look much like bankrupt State.
Il petition for the pardon OF the rebel Gen. ueth
has been nlcd with the President.
The reeepss OF Internal Revenue yesterday wert
HfE 81
, 1865-09-03

worth, Ksnsae, hsse atAtted on their journey,
They are expected to reach their destination by the
middle Of November.
The VorEd's Washington epcctal eays the Judge
Advocate has Eow 20 classiGed the large number
of Witnesses Is not to multiply the same eridenee
thereby shuytening the trial The crowd 10 usually
very large 4 few minutes after the opening Of the
door the court room Is densely crowded. .nany be-
ing unnble to dnd standing room. A great portion
OF the audience this torcnoon vas ladies, old and
young, some Of them haytng been in atts1daace
nearly the whole time tho tEial has been progress
ing. Wesz cane into court under guara, looking
quite pnwe1L The tdnl Is evidently telling on hf1
physleict! condition. lie sat during the entire
day with hi. head buried in bis hands
The White House Ii thronsed esury day BY fe-
males mum the States Late ia rebellion. cndeaYofng
10 obtain interviews with tho President for The pur-
poEe Of asking fot the restoration Of property con-
hscated In consequence 81 their husbands taking
an active part in he rebellion It IL believed that
thus far none have succeeded in accomplishing the
object,
FoRr MoanoE, Aug. al.-By direction Of the Sec
retary Of War, board Of inquiry IL to convene at
Fort Monroe 10 investigate the facts pertaining to
tbs management Of the hospital as C:rup Hamilton,
past 9nd Present. The board consists q
Capt. S. p. Curtis. They have authority 10 send
for persons and pupers that may aid them to m.ke
thorough futest1.HtiCp.
, 1865-09-03
McCURDY T. CO.,
58 Dearborn Street.

A GOOD INVESTMENT.
have for sale very desirable piece Of improved
buMncss property, occupied By one Of tho largest
wholesale dealers in thu city, rented for three
years st $1GoG0 peE sn1ntn- 4. j. AVERKLL.
Real Estate o!bce No. Metropolitan MotE.
, 1865-09-03


:votcd in tlte negative explained that they
Te1e not IN favor Of secession, nor did they
defend the ordinance, but they were opposed
to stlGmatfzing the action Of their prcdeces-
scrs who passed the ordinance.
JACKSON, Msss., Aug. H.
A memorial, signed by four thousand ladies
OF this State, begging the Convention to take
some action in behalf Of their fellow-citizens,
JeE. Davis and ex-Goy. ClurR, was read, and,
on motion, respectfully referred to the Ptcs1.
dent Of the United States with . request that
copy may be transmitted to each Of The gen.
tlenen named therein.
Whatcvcr," says the memorial, "wcrc
the errors Of Messrs. Davis and Clark, they
are all the more dear to the ladies Of the
South for the sutferings aud sacrifices they
have underEonc-whateyn their crime may
hare been, the ladies' Of tho South had sym
pathized with it.'' 80,
And TINT il vcry gracefully said, for ccr~
relcntlessly hurried men to their fate than
these same hot-bloodcd Southern women
drove their husbands, fathers and brothers
into the rebellion.
WORD FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
W request, GOV. sharIey communicated 10
The Conycntion thai he had Just received
despnfch from the President OF the United
sta1es, l., stating that he congratulated this
i would have Wholesome Influence On other
States He suggeated that the State militia
hod perhaps better not be orgnnized until some
further progress had been mnde In rn-estab.
1isling tle State Goyc1nmcnt- Whatevcr
The State could be had By calling on Gen. slo.
cuu, commandant Of the Department:
The y41edfctory Of President YcrEer vns
worthy Of the occasion. He exhorted the
members to exert themselves In the great
work Of restoring peace sna ~ harmony to the
, 1865-09-03

The immense wagon tzxlns, Numbering I've hun
dsed WAGONS, with m Ambulance trim. which va
recently Organized for IN overland tip to Leayen-
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CHARLESTON DAILY, NEWS. DECEMBER 8, 1865.

and that the settlement of political affairs
should leave Our people to turn undivided ut
tention to their pressing wants. Tee Southern
States aro ready to assume the duties, as they
have already bccn performing the obligations,
of members of tho Federal Union; and they
have given pledges of the spirit in which they
propose to act by yielding, in the way of con-
oession, all that has been asked. We pray
shat no moro will be demanded, lest that DO
required which honor cannot yield to policy;
and that our rights will be no longer with
held, lest the spirit of concliation give place
to conviction that its exercise is useless.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on the 9th instant, of membraneous Group
MARY CLAUDIA, third daughter Of CHARLES p and NJ
OcrAv1A A1MAR, aged scyen years two months and
dny.
GD- The Relatives and Friends Of the
respective families invited to attend tho Funeral
Services at St. Mary's Church. Hasel street. This Day.
at 1880 p. NJ. IL December o
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a9-NOTTCE TO THE CITIZENS OF oHARL LEs-
ToN.-Dr. WM. L. Foss offers his PROFESSIONAL
SERVICES to the citizens Of Charleston calls their
attention to his treatment Of Chronic Diseases genaray
especially Chronic Cutaneous Diseases, delicate aec-
ons and Carbuncleas his treatment in those diseases
is far superior and entirely different to the old mode
practice and based successful experience of more
than twelve years standing. No mercury, arsenic,
iodine caushc acids used aud particular restrc-
tions requisite as to diet.
1have been practising medicine In Barnwe District for
sixteen years. and am well acquainted with the effects
treatment Of that protean and morbifc agent iasm-
also typhoid fever convusions chorea and other
eases to which the human system is liable; and have
cured inyeterate cases OF cuaneous diseases in fe
weeks that had existed for years md aaed n previous
treatment.
Office and residence, No. 1888 KING-sTREET
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Decem0Cr6 mwfl7f VIM. L. FOSS NJ. d.
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this Journal must be addressed to the Editor Of
The Daily Ne,os, No. 18 Hayne- street, Charleston,
S. G. business Communications TO Publisher Of
Daily Ne,oS.
We cannot undertake to return rejected commanded
tons.
Adrertisenenis outside of The city must be 0cconpa
MED toith The cdsh.
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HI- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CuURCH.-
Tho Pastor tisev THOMAS sMYTH, D. d. having re-
turned to the city there will be preaching in this Church
To- MorroiU. Seats free. Dccenbcr9
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NOTICE. CE.--CONSIGNEES PER BRIG
ROLERsoN from Boston. arc hereby notified that she
is This Day discharging cargo at Kerr's Whalf All
Goods remaining wharf at will be stored at
expense and risk of owners. p. T. LOCKE.
December Q
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sD- RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-THE REV. J. l.
GIRARDEAU will preach, Providence permitting Mt
Glcbe-strcet Presbyterian Church. ToMorro. at half
past 10 a. A., and halfpast 3 p NJ. Seats free.
December
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aD- BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLlNA.-This Bank will. Tuesday. the 9Th inst.
open SPECIAL OFFICE in Charleston for deposit OF
COIN and UNITED STATES CURRENCY, to be repaid
accordingly. All such deposits will be received and
dealt with separately and apart from the previous bus
Of the Bauk and will be held subject hn draft of
the depositors only. THOs r. WARING
December 4 G Cas- aier
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GD-DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CONDUCTED
in tho Orphans Chapel. next Sabbath Afternoon ut
half.past O'Clock, by Rev. W. 8. BOWMAN.
December Q
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Hs- RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-DIVINES SERVICE
will be held by tho Rector for St. Marks congregation
Mt the Public School House. Meetingsircct, Mary
7oJorroo, at halfpast 10 o'clock in tho morning and
halEpast O'Clock in tho afternoon.
December Q IL
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MARRIED

In Richmond, Va. November 8, 1865. Colonel D. G
MCINTOSH, of South Carolina, to Miss VIRGINIA
PEGRAM of Virginia.
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= s5- MEDICAL CARD.-Dn. F. LEJAU PAR
KER-ohice, No. 10 Broad.street Residence for the
present, corner Of Logan and Tradd streets
November 4 Il ~. - Inns
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aD- DIR. II. BAER.-OFFICE AT THE DRUG
STORE of Mr.. A. G. PHIN, Meeting street. near Mar
ket November %
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3D. OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES d.
RECT Tax Commissioners. second floor northeast
Pavilion Hotel Taxes received between tho hours of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ. November Ii
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Co NOTICE.-DR. JAS. r. MOOD HAS RE-
TURNED to tho city. Office and residence, No. 46
WENTWORTH STREET, north side, one door west of
Meeting. c. December
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ca NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate of tho late Mrs. MARY CLYDE
will hand them in duly atested all those indebted
to the same will make immediate payment to
JAS. SILICON,
December q SO Administration.
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s1- DIR. II. LEBBY, JR.-OFFICE AND RESI-
DENcE No. 50 Tradd-street, between King and Meet
ng-srccts. l2 November %
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I'D ORDERS RECEIVED FOR CANCELLING
STAMPS-Hudson's Patent-by
TlIURBER SOULE & CO.,
No. State-strcct tUp Starsl.
December 8 Charleston, S. C.
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WHITE LABORERS.

WHITE LABOREsRS..
III AVlSG MADE DEFINITE ARRANG EMENTS FOR
IL the introduction Of immigrants into this State,
would inform al parties interested that ready TO
receive and fill orders for laborers skilled workncn
Of any nationality.
Particulars as to method and expense furnished by
TiCRBElt, SOULE X CO.,
No. Statc-strc.t tup stairs.I
DcccmDer y
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HB- MEDICAL NOTICE.-DR. j. +. NJ. GED-
DINGS has returned to the city, resumed prac-
uco of his profession. Office, No. LOG BROAD STREET
December5 tuths3+
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ss- NOTICE TO LOTHOLDERS.-IN CONSE-
QUENCE Of the deprcdations being committed on the
Grounds. will be allowed attend any lot ex-
cept those employed by the Company.
j. ]. STROUD,
December Secretary.
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December q

LAW NOTICE.
TVNuE COPARTNERS OF IIAYNE & MILES HAS
j. been dissolved For information as to unfinished
business, apply 10 either partner.
I. w. HAYNE
CHI. RICHARDSON MILES.
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS RETURNED TO CHARLES
Il TON and resumed the practice of his profession.
lie will be found for tho present at the Office Of Messrs
EDWARD MCCRADY son.
CHI. RICHARDSON MILES.
december thstu3
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LAW NOTICE.
rTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS RETURNED TO CHARLES
Il TON and resumed the practice of his profession.
He has associated with him his son, ISAAC lIAYNE.
They will be found at their old Office No. %
Law Range. ISAAC W. HAYNE
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SOUTH CAROLINA SOC,
MRS. Il. f.. w. ALLSTUS

pRoposEs I'd. W TO OPEN, THE FIRST MONDAY
In january, ut her residence No. 81 Meeting street,
BOARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies'. 1t
WIN DO Mrs Astons earnest desire to merit tho conf
dcncc of parents and guardians For terms and crcu
lars, apply as above.
BD Columbia Phoenix, Grccnvillc Mountainccr. md
sumter Matchman. insert twice week until Jan. and
sehu Oil 10 this Office. tutlsl2+ December
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WANTED, IN GENTEEL NEIGIIBOR-
w HOOD, medium and two small plainly fur.
nished CHAMBERS, with of parlor and kitch en-
References exchanged. Apply Mt No 8 Haync-strcct
Office National Express and Transportation Company.
DecembcrG y
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MISS MURDENS DAY SCHOOL
FOX YOUNG LADIES, No. 10 Lcgnrr-strcct-
IINHE ENERC1SES OF THIS SEMINARY WILL ID.
j. w be resumed Monday january lst at tho
above location where will be permanently established.
The French Class will be under the charge of Madame
POSl stu DcccmbGr 2
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WASSTED;3;AA.GiSSNTS, ,l. TO SCI sell I.n WELLS
labor savi ~ machine. raro opportunity for active
men to make fortune. Extra premium Inducements
large sales certain For terms enclose stamp to T. j.
WELLS No. 81 Dcckman- street, New York
December Z
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TTNHE FIRM OF HER1OT BROTHERS WAS BY
Il mutual consent, dissolved on the lst inst Either
partner Is authorized to sign in liquidation
They may be found i'll future at the Office OF Mcssrs
w. d. HERIOT CO., No. 249 King street
JOHN II. HFRIOT Jr.
December B. NJ, HERIOT
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W|hNTED d, GOOD COOK. WHITE
December 3
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WANTED, a SUITE OF ROONIs.-h RE
w SPECrADLE private family, centrally located,
may find good tenant, by addressing Native" Key
Box G6. mwf Deccmbcrs
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNEeSHIP.
THE FIRM OF LEE l. DUFFUS Is THIS DAY DIS.
i SOLVED by mutual consent.
HUTSON LEE.
A. ". DUFFUS.
Charleston, December 4, 1865 9 Dccemtcr5 4
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STRAYFID INTO MY PREMISES. ON THE
- 4th instant, RED COW, which the can have
by proving property and paying expenses by calling
No. 32i Mcctingstrcc Sc December 7
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NThNTTfD, a GOOD COOK. TO BE WELL.
w recommended. Apply at No. Al WENTWORTH
STREET. opposite Baptist Church.
December
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Mrs. e. b. WHITES SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADDER


M RS. EDWARD b. WHITE WILL ON THE FIRST
Nl OF JANUARY, open in the City of Charleston, an
English and French Boarding Day School young
ladies' at her residence No Lcgarc street opposite to
Lamboil-strcet. Music, vocal and instrumental, also
Italian and Drawing, will be taught if desired. For
terms apply above after the 18th of December; and
until that time for information to Mr.. EMERY S. c. r.
II. Office, John street ws4s nj November 20
DANCING SCIIOOI.-A GOOD CHANCE.
nj ONS. BERGER INFORMS THOSE PUPILS WHO
lil intend TO join his SCHOOL FOR THE JANUARY
SESSION, that they will be taught during December
without any extra charges. Apply at
No. 202 MEETING-STREET,
November 20 ws6r Opposite Citadel Green
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EOR ALE Or TO RENT, MY RESI-
l. DENCE AND FARM of ten acres, pleasantly stu-
ated, within thirty minutes rc Of tho Charleston IIo
tel near the water, commanding fne view Cooper
River and the adjacent country.
There are ample accommodations FOR large family,
and for farm lAuorcrs we'll household servants
The Orchard contains variety of choice trees grape
vines, &c.; also number OF remarkably fine sweet
orange, which bear abundantly every year.
There s fine shenphead ground in front OF house,
also fish pond, in which fish did we'll
The Land has been undersI ounds till drained and is
In the best possible condition
Apply to me- ut Mr.. jos. Walkers corner Of Meeting
and Market streets. LEWIS M. HATCH.
mler7
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ITO RENT, THAT PLEASANT AND CON
i yENlENT DWELLING on East Bay, No 2a4 con.
tanning six upright two fine attics dressing room
pantry and storeroom; three story piazza enclosed by
blinds; double kitchen, stables, carriage house front
and back garden and CRATES throughout house
All in thorough repair To approved tenant the rent
will be moderate Apply to b. MCCALL,
Real Estate and Land agent,
DecemherQ No pro,i .,.a,,t
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COPARTSERSIIIP NOTICE

COPARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
Il Copartnership under the name and firm of
THOMPSON & BROTHER, for the transaction Of n
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS at charleston, s. C.
HENRY T. THOMPSON, Jr and JNO NJ THONIP-
son are the general partners, and JAS. .CARLIN Of
Chareston Is the special partner and has contributed
to the common stock of said firm the of ion thou
aand dollars In gold The Copartnership is to continue
for two years from this date.
JAMES CARLJN =
'.r... ... HENRY T. THOMPSON, Jr.
: JNO. M. THOMPSON.
Charleston November s. 1865.
Noyamher /,
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE TO RENT
IL The RESIDENCE No. 43 Meeting. street. opposite
the South Carolina Hail. The buildings have all
gone thorough repairs, and handsomely fitted up with
all the conveniences for large family The lot large
one, with handsome shrubbcry and fruit trees and alto
gether combines Of the most desirable locations in
the city. Apply to MoRDECA1 & CO., No. l10 East
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE ASSOCIATED
w. ourselves G in partnership. under the firm of
CRAi, TUOMEY Il CO., for tho transaction OF the
Ship Chandcry and Shipping and Commission Business
at No 4s East Baystrcet, between Boycc = North
and South Wharves to commence from Ist December.
CHAS. II. CRAIG,
JNO. TUOMEY,
December RODT W. LOCKWOOD
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WANTED, a CAKE BAKER.-APPLY Ar
w No. 279 King street. December
M|hNTED. TWO OOVERSEERS.-LIBER
w wages will be paid to such give good refer
ences ns to character and capacity planters Apply
w. W. WANNAMAKER, st. Matthew'S S. C.
December 10
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DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
NO. 70 BROA D-STREET
M ADAME VICTOR PETIT WILL REOPEN HER
Ul SCHOOL on the LIST Of December next. She will
have charge herself OF the French Department. will
be assisted by the following efficient teachers:
English Mrs. WOTTON.
Latin and Algebra. Mr.. W. NJ. LAWTON, JR.
Piano and Vocal Music Drawing, Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. j. BARBOT.
Drawing and Painting. Prof +. GAUTHIER.
MonB BER6EH.
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