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CHICAGO, Manday April 3, 1865.
Beef Cattle-Choice government and shipping
stock IS ,50a9 ,65 fair government cattle 81 2Oas,
80; stock steers Sc, 00a6, 80 per l00lbs.
Hogs-Nomonal supply. The transactions at
the yards have been almost nominal land too lmi-
ted to establish quotations. Prices range from
9,50all 10 per 100 lbs.
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dv9H0 aN0Q 0NILNIHJ G0f La0 OF
soWO sn5Lv sql IL Uuo
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Misffllanfuns.
j. \. 7-3O loan.

By authority OF the Secretary OF the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
scriPtion Agency Tor the sale of United States
Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three-tenths
per cent. interest, per annum, known as the
SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These notes are issued under date of June 18th,
1865, and are payable three years from thai time,
in currency, or are convertible at the option OF
the holder into
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have five pairs of working oxen for sale
at my place, near Deanin gton, in Henry county
sALEx. McCAFDLEss'
July2dwtf
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SOLDIERS!

You ought not to be withoutsuch valuable med
cine The Cincinnati National Union, of April
oath, says that thousands of our soldiers have
been saved by the of Strickland's Anti-Chel-
err Mixture. For sale by Druggists.
iune9dw1y.
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Brass and Iron Work,
Gas Fitting
s TEAM PIPE S

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
at his new stand on the corner OF West Eagle
and Front Streets, near the Gas Works, all kinds
of Brass and Iron Goods, such as Steam Cocks,
Valves, Water Gauges, Whstles, Oil Cups, Beer
Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe OF all sizes,
ZInc, Babbitt Metal, etc, etc
Steam and Gas Work promptly attended to and
put up IN workmanlike manner.
Gas fixtures of all kinds for sale
Gas Filters supplied.
N. B.-Cash paid for Old Copper and Brass
JACOB RILEY.
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Bakery, confectionery
CITY RESTAURAN
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il people of Rock Island and vicinity that
he has opened a new establishment on Illinois
street, between the two book stores, where he
will keep
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Fruits of all kinds Nuts, Rasins, and all the var
ieties OF fruits and favoring extracts to be found
at a similar establishment.
He will also keep
A FIRST CLASS BAKERY,
and furnish all kinds Of Bread, Fresh Pastry, and
cakes of every kind, Wedding Cake, Pyramids
frostings, and all sorts OF ornamental work done
to order in the best manner.
ICE GRE A MS
of the most superior quality, made to order, and
Private Parties supplied with everything desired,
in the refreshment line.
He will also keep
A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
where ladies and gentlemen can be supplied with
Oysters in any style, at short notice. Hot Coffee,
and Cold Meats always on hand, and Hot Meals
got Up to order, on short notice. Cigars always
on hand.
The undersigned believes he tickle the
palate of the public the most satisfactory man
ner, with anything desirable, from a stick OF can
dy to a roast turkey ,--lni he respectfully asks
trial and ashare of public patronage.
ERNST KRELL.
Rock Island, Sept 80, lit.
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Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions,
18th June next will be paid in advance. This is
THE ONLY LOAN I'm MARKET
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AND
s T r &c XII A NJ DIS
Anti-ChOlera Mixture,

S.a composition of astringents, absorbents
i stimulants and carmndtves, which every ply
stefan acknowledges is the only preparation that
effects permanent cure of Diarrhea and Dysen-
terry. This Antl-Cholera Mixture is now in use
In several OF our army hospitals where it gives the
greatest satisfaction. 1t has saved the lives OF
thousands OF our soldiers and citizens and we
Will guarantee it to be the best remedy in the
world for DiarrhHa and Dysentery.
Mr. Woods, of Covington, Ky. will be most
happy satisfy any one as to the virtue of Strick
lands Antl-Cholera Mixture; in fact we have a
great number or testimonials from patients who
have been cured after being pronounced incurable
by their physicians, some after taking only one
bottle of Strickland's Antl-Choera Mixture II
you suffer with Diarrhea and Dysentery try one
hottie
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now offered by the Government, aud it is conf
IDENTITY expected that its superior advantages will
make IL the
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and his resources, until, by mere attrition, if
in no other way, there should be nothing loft
to him." This is tho principle which he has
contributed to the science of war, and he de-
serves tho merit of having never lost sight of
it for q moment. His maneuyres were q Sc
rics of display, on gigantic scale, of brute
force; his sword cut by its own weight and
not by tho cunning with which he welded it.
He hammered persistently at the Confederate
lines, inhicting, by heavy losses, which he
could not woli afford, smaller losses, which
the exhausted Confederacy could not ropair :;
the brilliant combinations, which secure VIC
tory before tho blow has been struck, wero no
part of his strategy; and it is we'll known to
our readers that the handful Of mon who laid
down their arms on tho fatal morning of tho
9th of April, at Appomattox, did so, not bo-
cause they had been manocuvred into q posi-
tlon which made resistance n military folly,
but because they Ind been reduced to num-
Der which made it physical impossibility.
AS an addition to military literature, the
report is Of TINT intermediate character
which neither deserves praise nor demands
censure. When the magnitude and number
of the events recorded, and the importance of
General GRANTS testimony in regard to them,
are considered, his narrative will not be
thought to want conciseness; but it will be
impossible to claim for it those merits OF
style which alone could place it On tho level
with tho military compositions of the great
Captains whose swords have been rs mi ghty as
their pens. The cordial recognition of the
services of his subordinates, especially OF
those of Generals SHERMAN, MEADE and
SHERIDAN. do credit to his heart. But VIC
must complain that many things in the report
and, among others, the structures upon Bur-
LER, however just, are scarcely couched in
those grave tones which become the utter.
ances of the historic muse Tho people Of
the South will recognize friendly spirit in
his mention of the " manhood" and "horcu
lean efforts of his opponents; and the mode
ration displayed in his convention with Gene
rnl LEE, und the fidelity with which his prom
isos to his fallen enemy were carried out
have earned for him an exceptional claim te
our kindly respect. More he cannot asl
from the Southern people, who, with on,
heart, have awarded the hero's crown t.
another, and who abide with confidence thu
confirmation which they expect present ant
future generations to give to their verdict. :,
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MARRIED.

On the evening Of the Goth December at the residence
OF the brides father. by tho Rev. Mr. G1nAnDEAu Mr.
j. Ct. BROWN, of Columbia, to Miss LIZZIE, second
daughter of f. d. TANNING, Esq, of this city. .
At summerville. s. c.. on Thursday evening Decem.
ber u, 1865, by Rev. DR.. HARoLD, Mr.. ANDREW n
GARY, of New Jersey, to Misp MARIANNA A. CLARK,
daughter of the lnte JAMES CLAnK, Of Edisto Island
). G. .lr .".s'.. Co.. ....... - =
RD- New York and Savannah papers please cory In
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SELECT SCHOOL,.

M ISIS E a. KELLY, 4 GRADUATE OF THE CHAR
wi LESION Normal School will open, on the I'll Ian.
uary, a SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
CHILDREN. and solics tho patronage of he- friends
and the public III addition TO thorough course ot
English and Mathematics French will be taught without
extra charge For terms and further particulars apply
to WIN. KELLY. Esq, No. SO st. Ph:!ip-strect.
references Hon. WM AIEEN, FREp. a. SAwvlE,
ESQ, EDWARD SEBaISG, Esq
December % tbsr,
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EDUCATION

tIDUCAIION.
M RS, J. WARING AXSON, WILL OPEN ON FIRST
1Hl JANUARY, 1866, SCHOOL for the instruction Of
children IN the primary branches of English euca
ton. Location, 1l2 Traddsreet doors east of Lotnn
atreet Refers to Messrs. B. c. Presley W c. Courtn y
VIM. j. Hcrot, and Samuel C. Black
December 28 thsmw4
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ELmORE MUTUAL INSURANCE con-
PEI.OT HROTIIEI.S,

co EKCIAL ACA D EMY,
NO. "a BEAUFAIN STREET. TWO DOORS FROM
COMING STREET,
CHARLESTON s.
FTfHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL. lie
l. resumed Tuesday next january Cd. Young
Men and Youths will be thoroughly instructed. in
WRITING, ARITHMETIC, ABBREVIATED CONNER
CIALCALCULATIONS, DOUBLE ENTRY BOON -kFEP.
ING and MERCANTILE FORMS, preparing the pupil
for the duties of the Banking House, Counting Room
and business generally.
HOURS OF INSTRUCTION-From7 to O'clock
p. NJ.
4 DAY SCHOOL. from o'clock i. NJ, i9liso nrcr
for tho accommodation of those who cannot att rd III,
night classes
Mrs. STEPHEN L. PETOT
VIII instruct Ladies' and Misses i'll WRITING; "
other afternoon from 81 O'Clock tn o'clock.
For further particulars, apply at tho ACADEMY 10
WM. NJ. PEI.OT, Commission Merchant and Auc"neer,
No. 40 Broad street. December 80
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MRS. X. F.. w. ALLSTON

pRoPoSEy ID. W TO OPEN, THE FIRST MONDAY
In january, at her residence No 81 Meetingstrce:,
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL tor Yonng Ladies'. II
will be Mrs. Allstons earnest desire merit The conf
dence of parents and guardians. For and crcl,-
lars, apply above.
go Columbia Phoenix, Grecnvie Mnnntaneer md
sumter Watchman insert twice week until jan l, and
send DILL TO this Office. tuthsl2* December
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MAYORS OFFICEl
CHARLESTON, December 90, 1866. {
BY REQUEST OF MAJOR-GENERAL DEvENS, ALL
RETAIL LIQUOR SHOPS AND BAR-ROOMS will be
closed on Monday, the 1st january next
Captain sIGwALD. Chief of Police, 10 charged with
the execution of this order.
p. c. GAILLARD Mayor.
December 80
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ca SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Rev. j. L. GIRARDEAU will preach In this Church
ToAorroio Aternoonseryice at hall. past three Seats
free ii..a.. isl "..-.I -.. ...i it..r 4. =.
Immediately after service, there win be meeting Of
the Corporation, which nil male pewholders are invited
to attend. BY order of the President. .,.,s..
December 80 r. C. GIL CHRIST Secretarv
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PRACTICAL PAINTERS SOCIETY.
A EXTRA MEETING OF THIS SOCIETY WILL
N bo held This Evening, ut half past o'clock nj tho
corner of ST. Philip and Mcbride Lane Punctu
nj attendance is requested.
December 30 Il. a. BEAMISII. Secretary.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OW SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
A MEETING OF THE SOCIETY WILL IE HELD
n at O'Clock Z. NJ, Monday, January ]. IsG6. at
the new Library Rooms over MIR. PANKNIN'S Drug
Store Members requested to attend, as business
Importance is to be transacted. Among other matters
the election Of Physician and Surgeon u the Roper
pal for the uncxprcd tcrm will OF ut this meet
ing L. BAEN Secretary
December 80
ELMOTE MUTUAL INSURANCE CtI
PANY.
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
N ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY will
be held at the Office of the Insurance aud Trust Com
pany No. Broad-strce TrcSay next. the 81 Jaima~
ry, 1866 at IL o'clock NJ the purpose of considering
tho Act passed by the last General Assembly Souh
Carolina amending the Charter of the Company.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
December 27 JOSEPH WHILDEN, Secretary
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HEADQUARTERS FIRST SUD.DISTRICT, J
MILITARY DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON, !

MILITARY DIsTnIcr OF CHARLESTON "
A., CHARLESTON, S. c., December 20, 1865
tGESEEAL ORDER, No. 03.l
NO ENLISTED MEN WILL HEREAFTER DE
allowed to bo absent from their quarters in tho City of
Charleston. either by day night, except with passee
which must bo sIgned by the Com man ling Officer Of
their Company the officer with whom they
Ing. and must DO given in limited numbers and
wards Of good beha1iori 0rderlies, Clerks &C., will q.
once be- provided, with permanent passes.
Patrols viii be who will arrest any soldier
found violating this Order.
GEORGE 8. BURGER,
IL - z Capt. 54ttrN- Wv. ", A. A. A. General.
December so" ~ - E'- t.N.3 60
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THo RENT, PLANTATION WELL SET
Il tiled. and having CLEARED, LAND for fifteen
workers. well adapted TO the culture OF Sea Island Cot
about 1900 select rut Trees, and an abundance Of
Wood near landing and contiguous to both the South
turn mny be had. independently Of and advance Of
the crops. distance from Charleston IL miles by rail-
road, aud within short distance of healthy pine land
settlement desirable. the place would planted on
Joint account with furnishing sufficient capital AID.
ply at this office. ths2 December 98f
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ITO R ENT.-TH UPPER PART OF HOUSE
ut the northeast corner King and George streets
containing ten Rooms and good accommodations for
Servants. Gas pipes throughout large Cstern all In
good Order and being IN the cent portion Of the city
would suit Private Boarding House, having an en-
trance on both King and George streets. For terms ap
ply to ' "Il., WI. n. DAWSON,
- No. 81 Broad-street, up stairs
-. air. I .-.I" - = -
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ITO LEASE FOR ONE YEAR, OR A TERM
Il of years, THREE LARGE PLANTATIONS on Pee
Dee River in Darlington District with provisions cotton
secd and good stock of mules cattle sheep hogs
Fine crops generally mado on these pInces Terms
accommodating Apply to E" ~
' j. 81. D. KIRKPATRICK, o..
.s.. .,.r....r No, Broad street
Up stairs, over Courtenay's Bookstore.
December 16 70. I..-. /. DO, JIG. 20 .. sw
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THE EXERCISES

MISS MURDEN'S DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES. No. 10 Lcgare-strcct,
TIME EXERCISES OF THIS SEMINARY WILL I'D.
l. W be resumed on Monday. January 1st at the
above location where it will be permanently established
The French Class will be under the chnrge Of Madame
Posi-. stu December
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REV. ID. ~. LnFAR'S SEMINARY
NThb RESUME IT'S EXERCISES ON. TUESDAY,
w I'd January, at the CORNER OF CALHOUN AND
STREETS Young Ladies' instructed in all
the branches Of IN ENGLISH AND CLASSIC AL EDL-
CAIlON thsn3 december IS
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TO CAPITALISTS.

VJTANTED, $1,000 TO START My SEA ISLAND
w PLANTATION. OH Edisto Island, :orty.hve miles
below Charleston 3. c. water communicated .lwavs 10
had Tho subscriber, planter for eighteen years
and always his own manager proposes 20 plant cotton,
net proceeds. after deducting expenses with any onn
who will advance the above amount or sum sufficient
10 work said place. address
..,# kE"-.t,O NJ BAYNARD, Ber.clia, Gn.,
. al. ..--. Until 2ith December, 1866.
Refers 70 JOHN BONES and Hon. f. STARNES, hu-
gusta; Messrs. O'HEAR, ROPER h SrOSEY Hon NM
MHALEY, Charleston, s. {. 1mo~ December 8
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So DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel Sabbath Afternoon
at 81 o'clock by the Rev. JOHN P. MonnIs
December 80 - 30 0 d '.-.'-I"' ="
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D ESIDENCES AND STORES TO RENT.-
III The three-story brick Residence No. 14O Went
wotth well adapted for private 6oarding house
Shed No. Pinckney-street Suitable for Work. shop
Store-house. '.-Ii :, N'...'.'.sf " -
-..s -. FOR SALE.
That pleasantly situated HOUSE. with extensive lot
at northwest corner Lynch and Bull streets.
Apply to 81. .,. -. THEODORE STONEY,
November II Vunderhorst's Wharf
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GD- "DEEP WATER AND WESTERN RAIL-
RoAD."-Pursuant to Act Of the General Assembly,
Books will be opened to receive subscriptions to tho
Capital Stock of the above Road on the first Monday In
January next in tho City OF Charleston, at No. Er.
change.street and at Hilton Head and will be kept open
for thirty days.
Commissioners for Charleston. D. EASON,
VIM. j. GAYER, GEO. C. HEYwARD.
Commissioners for Hilton Hcad-C. j. COLCOCK,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, Jr., HENRY E. DoTTERER
December %
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HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
TTNHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL EE RE-
Il sUMED on Tuesday, second January, 1866
W. r. KINGMAN, Principal.
December 81 wfsss
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u. 9. TAX NOTICE.

% 3.
THE UNITED STATES DIRECT-TAX COMMISSION
ERS for the District OF South Carolina hereby give
notice that the TaSRes of the following Parishes III tho
state aforesaid to wit: st. Andrews Parish ST. John
Berkley Parish, st. Thomas and ST. Dennis Parish,
James Goose Greek Parish, and ST. Paul's Parish. are
complcted and that the Taxes he PAID the lands
and lots therein, for sixty days from this date
oftico in The City Of Charleston. South Carolina.
WM. HENRY BRISBANE. J u. S. Direct-Tax
". f. WORDING, Commissioners
WILLIS DRUMMOND 10: S. CarcliEa.
R:D- No. 10 Broad.street rear Of Law Nlnge
Charleston, s. Co. Dec. IL. 1865 Dccembcv il
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81 MESSRS. COURTENAY IL TRENHOLM
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, Newberry 8.
c3@tl bo prepared to furnish TRANsPoRTATIoN FOR
co19oN to:scolpmbia, s. O., from }al points on tho
resivillo aud s Blue ridge Railroad, q.
8reaty reduced fstes upon of the South
Carolina Railroad to Columbia, which may be expected
1st of January, 1906 For particulars address us a
Newberry Court House. wfm6 December ~
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THE MISSES NURDEN'S DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
TTNuE EXERCISES OF THIS SEMINARY WILL ;D.V.j
he resumed on January ID Mt No. ~ Legare-sirctt,
where it will be permanently located.
December 90
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60 1.-THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLEsToN."-cHARLEs soTH DECEMBER
1s65In pursuance Of authority from the Comptroller
Of the Currency, and by virtue Of resolution Of the
Board of Directors. this Bank will commence business
on Tuesday, I'd january, at o'clock A. M, at their
Banking House, formerly Bank of Charleston" 81.
December 80 WAf. C. BREEaF Cosb,nrt
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aB-N NOTICE TO COTTON AND NAVAL
STORES sHIPPERs.-Tho undersigned is prepared to
make full CASH ADVANCES on shipments of Produce
to frst.class Houses in Now York and Liverpool.
go raw WILLIAM H. wEssoN
AtTHADpErs STREETS, No. IA East Bay, and at ". c.
bee l. Co.'S, corner OF East Bay and vanderhorsts
Wharf, December %
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DANCING ACADEMY.
r CORNER OF KING MD LlEi.RTY

NONIHW EoI CUKNEIt OF hINU IND LIBl.KTY
STREETS.
Mons. BERGER INFORMS HIS PATRONS, AND
WI. the public in general, that hcncefortli he will
teach at his old Academy Time of tuition: TUESDAY
and FRIDAY ut o'clock for young Ladies' and Masters.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at O'Clock, for Gentlemen,
Casses on different days will also bc formed if desired
The Saturday Assemblies for Pupils will commence
OH the 18th January Private families and boarding
schools attended to usual Apply at No. 202 Meeting
street opposite Citadel Green, TT the Academy at
the time OF tuition smth3# December 80
SCII0OI. FOR GIRLS AND SMALL, BOYS,
FENIE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL DE RE-
L SUaIED on TUESDAY, January %. at 4. ", at
No. 3S Ashley-strect a. T. PORTER
December 80 :-wslnn
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GTOIsA e! STORhGE!--TO RENT, A
- very large and comuodious BASEMENT, con-
venent TO the Merchants of Meeting and Hayne streets
Apply at No. 10 WENTWORTH STREET.
December 81
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BOARDING, OVER THE DRUG STORE
LID corner of John and King. street. by
-. Mrs. GEORGE II. YER ONEE.
December 80 n
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ITO RENT, THE DESIRABLE BRICK
l. HOUSE, No.l1Pitt-stgeet, between Montague and
Wentworth streess containing four square Rooms two
Carrots. Pantry and Dressing ROOM double Pazzas to
the soth Cstrn, large Yard and Garden and good ac-
Communications for seryants throughout. The house
having been put In complete order, Immediate posses.
sion can be had. For terms. apply at No 81 Broad.
st -eet, up stairs, 10 VIM. H DAWSON.
Decetnber % ..t ,, .
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as- NOTICE TO LOTHoLDERs IN CONsE.
QUESCE of the depredations being committed on the
Grounds will be allowed attend to any lot ex
cept those employed by the Company. II
j. J. STROUD,
December l .. Secretary
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ID oOMS TO LET.-ONE. t0IS TIVO1 COM
III. PORTABLE ROOMS will be rented by rcspecta-
bio family to suitable tenants, with all the privileges of
the premises. Location pleasant Apply Office Of the
Daily News. ~ December 81
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WANTED, All MERCHANTS HOTEL, SD
w old experienced WALTERS. Apply at once.
December ~ -'''. - .....
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VNThNTED To HIRE-TyvO HOUSE SER
w WANTS Of good character Apply at No. 8
,s'i December Is
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d OONIS TO RENT, SUITABLE Fol
u Millinery and Fancy Goods Trade. Applyt,
MCKAY tS CAMPBELL,
December % Nos. so and SO Hasel-strcct
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A Il PRIVATE SALE, 4 LARGE SORREI
N MULE, Il NEW DHAY and n NEW SET OF EAR
NESS For sale at No. 562 KING STREET, opposite
Cannon. 81 December 20
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LNIRST CLASS PRIVATE BOARDING
j. Families and permanent boarlers can be accom-
modaed with fine pleasant rooms by applying at tho
southeast corner of Meeting and Market.streets En-
trance on Meeting street few day boardcrs be
coInmoduted December ao
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IHOR SALE.-A GENTLEaIAN'S SADDLE
E MARE-A hne SORIiEL MARE, fourteen hands
high, and in splendid condition. Price moderate Ap-
ply at CHARLESTON HOTEL STABLES,
November % u 'f...... Pinckney.street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

DOATsD.-h SINGLE GENTLEMAN OR
I'D Gentleman and Lady be accommo odated with
BOARD AND LODGING in private family at No. DOT
MEETING STREET. stnth December 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-30

CTOLEN, FROM MAGNOLIA CEMETERY,
- from the Orphan House lot, and Others somo very
fine Japonfcas and Nose trees. December