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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-17

Consrurflvss, dsn's 1t - yer he,d -
hope untl ysa have osete6 Che psspsseiso q
Jsha =. RAkse Z Ce.'e 1ure 0edieol Ced
Liver OIL 10 vaia. Thess u toot0onr q
tAe highest G1aes - Ohov thaa il eOso(o b
Pul0ocasy ssmplaiase havs 6eea ~ ~
0isacul"us Not 70 ~ Il ir ysas sws se>
tse0isy y - decline . faiy chance for life.
Jeha 9. Baker I Co., No. 7ls Market
street, philodolphio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-17
Eaboe0 orPuraey.
White = an Emblem Of Purity.

Wnlgo = an AmOsem OF turisy.
Applied to The teeth you certainly realise
oomswAAt Of The truth Of the aayinR-sse
what 10 more certain than that clean, white
teeth are snss esidsace Of pure breath
Put he ching to practical trst; purchase
. bottle q Roger's Fragrant Odonsclins. the
great prssesver and besuti6sr Of the teeth,
and you will Be convinced. Ask fos Roeers'
Fragrant Odontoline and take no other
Sold BY Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-17


wife Of Mr. Claus Dsshrs, residing in the
north eide Of Secosd street, Two blocks BE-
low Warren, was seized With the cholera ON
Saturday evening. Dr.. Vessel was as once
called, and administered The usual remedies.
Yesterday aflsrIoen, - he symptoms were
decidedly worse, 81 shs wss given up, d..
NsCoesnsy was salled. She died q cir
o'clock shis morning, asd w. intssrsd q
the city burial grounds q about nine.
M.ss Ksuse, Who lived In he basement d
. house oa Brown street. tsswssn "a 81
4sh. was taken VstA ~ chcIsss On Saaur
day, end died this mosning 4 absut
o'clock. Her father died Of The cholsra q
the saas place. On Friday let, and alse Mr
Shirsch, makisg il I'll. sis lAsalisies in thai
bsildmg- Az fas - we have lsarned. no si.
terta have bsen snaAs 70 dlsiolsst Il. Thl
bsdy Of he deceased was buried q sbout
nise this noraisg, q the city grounds %
Sscosd street.
Mssshal Poole rspsrts the dsalh Of man,
by sholssa, u ~ southwest corner sf ID
end 0sese streets, vbese sa0e hes soa beeu
asesstainsd. He vas In bic usual hselth
yesterday, bat died y - sasly hose thia
morning.
The cases Of NJ. Cross end wife rspestsd
THE oosnine, ars nistakss. They were =,
ken week ass NJ sstssday. - Ne rsper'
ted il the DssocaAs q H. tins, but sss
Gov ven. The deotho q Nm. SchmidG cd
child. and Ma We'll. sspsstsd this ossnino
~ hsvins transpirsd withis ls hsass, tssl
place q four 6oyo ags.
A little giri Sour yeers Of -. laughter d
Mr. Jas. Doyls. who resides ssar nsavtsk's
Mill, died ysssssiay u Uhessiag ssssh -
dyssatsey. She was busisd q : e'slscA
tAis afternoon q 81. MaseussiSs's busyisl
srsspds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-17

Tn LsoH.-Ths imperial beast, against
who0 The city prsss has bssa warsing
the public Tor some tine pest. actually 0ads
his appearance this morning sn Tie corner
in front Of Dixen / Sons Dry Goods store,
-Sscead end nais. AZ bic appearance,
Smtth's black bear jsse aesoss The wey
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-17

How often sc 80 men and women who
are fairly fading out Of existence. They
seem to have no especial disssse. but esnes
q lassitude and laneunr; no ambisiea, no
energy. indigestion. weakness, total insb,l
y to eas and relish food. etc. etc.,-all Of
which 10 nothing but DyspspsiA.
Co.'S Oyspepsis Cure will surely cure
every sucA case, no matter Of how long
standing. Il 10 sleo . most excellent reue>
dy fos Oh ,lera Morbua, Champ, or ellie, IN
either Stomach - B"Wsls. We advise III
suffering, b ny L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-17

For pso(scsion itom ~ shove. call % b
SIMPSON 1 co. end take 90 Policies q
These 0soe class 1asusanss Oo0paniss repes-
esnted By them. Whses The a1eurod -.
eieipate In the Profits of sho co0ponieo
without incuring any liability. Once No.
Brady 81. app.0>dly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-17

WaAr rmEn The editor Of the Dubuqus
Herald hopes hs VIII not b eccussd - ego.
tisa when he gives it - bic candid opinios
that Dubuque possesses bsttsr natural busi>
nsss facilities than any Other city On the
Mississippi river north Of 81. Louie. II there
were no D vsnport in existence, bis candid
spin'on' might b scj ,ysd without the lsest
fear Of his being accused Of anything in the
line Of evil qualities. but - II is, be lays
himself liable to any amcunt Of impeach>
meut.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-17

0o0erAea. Oyseasery, 0om0er
COMPLAINT. &C.. speedily cured BY using Ne.
ssirs's Compouad Es,rscs Of Besas Plsns Pss.
pared oaly By }. : q. Mcguire. ~. Lssis, a.l
cold By oil drussists. ,. SoovlAgt, Chisaeos,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-17

Go 20 Sou BnsS.-6o 70 Bryant, Stat
ton 1 Aerrill's Davenport Commercial Col
lsee, 70 gst thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tele-
graph Opssatsr. For circulars address (sn.
dosing seasaPs) Bryant, Stsaatsn 1 Merrill,
Davenport. Iowa. dwly.
AETcALF's 0asAr RuEuuAriC REMEDY
This new end wondcrful medicine acte like
magic, cussne ahsuwatism Of years stand
ing in fev. days. Stevenson ( Carnahan,
Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
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a q Il N II 8

The following are the Agents for this paper;
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect
Ing Agent
Rev. COLIN MURoHIsoN, General Travelling and
Collecting Agent
TOWNSEND & NORTH. Booksellers and stationers,
Columbia, q. O.
Captain w. E. EARLE dreenville, g. @.
COL j. j. RYAN, Barnwen, 8. O.
r. M. TRIMMER, Spartan once, spartanburg, 8.
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion.
O. g. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison CO., Fla.
PATRICK HUvEY, Macon, Georgia.
r. A. MCKNIGHT, Unionvtlle
J. Il. WILLIAMS. Clinton, 8. O.
]. b. ALLEN. Chester q. H., 8. O.
JOSEPH a. SEARS, "New South" Hilton Head.
W. g. LANCE, drahsmville P. o., Beaufort 8. O.
B. r. BRADFORD, WATERFORD, 3, @.
q, L. DARE, Sumter, 9. O.
THAD. O. ANDREWS, orangeburg g. O.
J.. T. HERsHMAN, "Journnl Office" Camden. 8. O.
!. ii. BROWN "southerner oface," Darlington, g. O.
Il, IL QUINN BRO, Augusta,
J.H ESTELL Savannah, Ga
IgAAO DAVEGA Agent In New York.
Mr. AUG BRENTANo. NO. 7Os Bro..w,saav New York.
aas always the latest H.s .es of the BAnY NEws as he
loea Of nI.s .,, -,,,,-,, ,,,-n.,, ~, .ha countrv
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-04

ouliar grace from New Iave", where, it is
stated, negro children are not admitted to the
public schools, and whore no provision what
ever is made for the education of the children
thus excluded. 1t is like tho Connecticut
Radical cant about "univorsal Suffrage" whom
only last fall Radical votes assisted in killing
"colored" suffrage in that State by more than
six thousand majority. Fudge! Talk as
much as you please, Mr.. Radical Editor, but
for the honor of the profession don't make
yourself 30 ridiculous another time.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-04

THE latest news from London, received by
the Atlantic Cable, is to the effect that treaty
was signed at Vienna On the 9th by the
Sovereigus of Prussia, Austria, Bavaria and
Hesse Darmstadt, and the representatives of
France, Italy, Spain, Russia, Portugal, Great
Britain, Turkey and the German States. 1t
is compact securing lasting peace through
out Europe. Prussia is to have sole dominion
in the German States, excepting Hungary
Bavaria and the Danubian Principalities (?)
King WILHELM is to be made Emperor of
Germany. Italy is to have Venetia and three
fortresses of the Quadrilateral. An armistioe
of four weeks had previously been agreed
upon by Austria, Prussia, Bavaria and the
other German powers.
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RATHER FTNNV

A New Haven tConneoticut) paper-the
PafIadiun'-recently regaled it's readers with
long editorial upon "Education for Fro cd.
men," and thinks, in view of the fact that the
Freedmen's Bureau will finally be abolished,
"the work of educating the South must be-
pushed forward as rapidly as possible while
some degree of protection exists" "Let us
not" says the Palladium, close the golden
opportunity" This anxiety to educate tho
oolored people in the South comes with ne.
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August 3
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP BE-
TWEEN ,HARLRs W. NoYEs. OF OH RLEsTON.
NATHANIEL W. VAIL, OF THE TOWN OF NEW
WINDSOR. ORANGE COUNTY, srAIE OF NEW
YORK WILLIAM GiAHAM OF THE CITY. COUN-
TX AND STATE OF NEW YORK. AND JAMES AIT
KIN, OF THE CITY OF WEST HOB0KEN IN HUD-
eON COUNTY STATE OF NEW JERSEY
This Certificate hereby witnessefh that the under
signed have by virtue Of Act OF the General Assem-.
bly, of South Carolina entitled can Act to authorize
the formation Of Limited Partnerships" formed a
Limited sartnership. al follows:
First.-The name or firm under which said Partner
ship shall be coud icted is MOVES VAIL.
secopdly-The general nature of the business to be
transacted Is the Wholesale and JoUbiug Dry Goods
Business.
Thirdly CHARLES W. MOVES and NATHANIEL W.
VII are Central Partners. and WI, LIAM GRAHAM
and JAMES hITRIN are the Special Partners.
Fourthly-The amount of capital which each Special
Partner has conri 'uted the Common Stock OF said
Partnership is follows: william Graham twelve
tn ousand FIVE hundred dollars in cash. and James AIT
kin twelve 'hourand Ave hundred dollarR In csBh.
Fifhly.-The said Partnership commences the
second day If July 1866 eighteen hundred and sixty
sikh and shall terminate on the first day Of July 1885,
eighteen hundred aad sxy-sevenl
WILLIAM GRAHAM,
JAMES AITKIN,
CHARLES w. MOVES,
NATHANIEL W. VAIL.
AuDuat9 aR
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-04

THE ARG UAENT OF THE RADICALS
The best evidence of the exesperstion and
ohagrin of the Radicals at the success of the
Presidents policy is to be found in the libel.
lous statements of the representative organs
OF that party. For instance, one among the
most prominent paragraphs in the New York
Tribune of a late issue is the following:
"A little colored girl in Richmond was seyereIv
beHten 6y white man. The mother applied to eI
mayor Saunders, now magistrate, for a warrant.
ne Iephed, am not In any humor for giving war.
the action Of the Bureau officers she had the man
taken up by the police, but he was discharged.
and she is unable to obtain any Recognition OF
justice for her child" - - -
When it is known that ex-Mayor SAUNDERS
is now member of the City Council Of Rich.
mond, and not magistrate, and, therefore,
has no right to issue warrants, the absurdity
OF the Ir'bune's paragraph becomes apparent
Newspapers, however, are like individuals
They are curious. Notwithstanding, how
ever, this libel of the Tribune, and its naming
the recent disgraceful riots in New Orleans a
"Rebel attack upon loyalists," it endorses and
compliments the Augusta Conststutionalist on
that papers "patriotic" course in regard to
the Philadelphia National Convention. How
is this2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-04

A COMPLIMENT TO THE CoNsT1TUT1oN-
ALIsT.-The New York Tribune, of Tuesday,
endorses the position of the Augusta Consti-
tutionalist in opposition to the Patriotic Peo.
ple's Convention to be shortly held at Phila-
delphia. A nice compliment this to re.
spectacle Southern paper!
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MEH'l'lNltS.
CHARLESTON TyPuGKhPHIUAL

SOCIETY.
VNHE REGrLAR MON NIHLY MEETING OF THE
Il Society will be held This Evening. 4th instant, at
the Rooms of tho Society southwes Bcsusin
and Archdae streets Tho list VIII road and
the Rule applicable thereto rgidly enforced.
by order: Y. +. Is. DREMER.
August Secretary O. T.. 8.
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AssIGNEE~' hOrICE.

ASSA4NECECS' NOTICE,
MI ESSRB. 9. J. BAMPsON n IVINa MAIZE AN
N1 assienment to eof all their copartnerah 10 and
ndiv uhl property and effects for the eneft of their
crediors notice hereb, given and oinauInr th,
.aid onoarnership and individual creditors that the
deed OF ass nment 10 ct my office for their inspection
ats its provisions must do before the 18th
Day OF September 1855. the period limited by aaid
oeea AND the creditors are hereby notified to hold
melting for th appointment Of agent according 20
paSaed in 1928, p n I'm ssTe '''
July7 s1O 1890
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OOPARTNERSHIPS.

THE COPARTNTRSHIP
iii ERETOFOHE tXisTIN, UNDER THE NAME OF
LII PATRICK Il Liza Ia this dis solved by mutu 81
psent. aud Y. PATRICK is authorised TO settle the
business Of tho late firm.
,o,, G. Y PATRICK.
V-eAe" GEORGE LEA
BsmberR, &. O., August g. 1866 8 august
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SCHOOLS.
DIR. LORD,

DIR. LORDS
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR youNo
Ii II LADIES' corner Meeting and Charlotte ntreets
WIN be opened again for the reception of pupils on ih
lRt October next All the branches of a liberal and
poe education are taught. The Junior pupiIa forn,
August3 f A''en"on
mr; ZI0M INSTITUTE, wIvsBORO,, g. G.
L resumed Monday. the 10th Of july D
- TERMS PER sHssIoN:
BOARD with Tuition in all ts branches except Phi
insopny. Ohemistry, and French ........, $3.50
iuition OF day scholars in the cassioaI or hiober
Epgnsh and Mathematical Departments IN
doluon In other branches from Sl2 TO. o......... 90
Tonrse OF Chemistry or Philosophy. Is
The above recioned in e currency Of the corn
Try Pa!ment required half In advance-ther residue AZ
Students required to furniDh bed linen covering and
'oHels. sn1Sos . g. A. WOODWARD,
ouy 40 thstul2 Principal
URsULIHU AOAnEMY OF THE IMMAOU.
LATE CONCEPTION. VALE CRUOIs" NEAR
z, ,.n,,a COLUMBIA. SO
90 far reoov.sss us tra,a Iais b. NsTITUTLoN HAVE
BY tho burning OF their ''Oonyent and Aoa AMI
ss re able 70 resume Its Academic R1eroses on the
Frst HoHddy 1" September. 80 ~"
Terus per SCHOLASTIC YEAR OF TEN moNTga
payable half >early H. advance: -
Third CLAss- uiton In English, French, and Piano
WIN Boa o. Lodging, Washing Fuel and LiRhts ssUD'
p,oO m,a ,Ass-I3ition In English. French. Drawing
fiSno: duitar, ann Vocal Music with Board &c. $500
fIhsr OLAss-Tultion IN English, r enoh Latin
piano. Harp Guitar. Vocal Musfc Drawing and Patel
fa,nang. n g. Nth Bnsrd, 40. $1,000.
ana sioce the small residence can accommodate on9
limited number t25 those between the ages of ftsen
and tventy are PREFER d.
MOTHER SUPERIOR, Columbia or TO Rivbt Rev
Bishop LYNca, Charleston. g. @.
Aueu1tI thatulmo
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NATARTED. BY A YOUNG Lacy, A SICUA-
w TON az TEACHER, either In the city or coun.
try. For further particulars inquire at this Office.
July 20
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W TIoN IN some wholesale or Retail III Dry Goods or
Grocery houses k2GniiSS. Of the Dry Goods.
and thorough knowledge OF the Grocery Busness h:v
ing been IN that bulin his account. he will
utudy the interest of his employer and ia willing to
mako himself generally useful Salary object Beet
Of r~fereuces furnished. Address ''F" through the
Postcfhoe. apply at this office June IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-04

DISSUI UTIDN OF COP PARTVERSHIP.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXCITING
Il under the firm Of ATKINS, NOYrS& jon STON
was dissolved the 1B Of July last by mutual consent
JAMES AITKIN.
OHAS W MOVES,
ARTHUR JOHNSTON.
Aupust
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DRs. RAOUL 6 LYMAN

III AVE REcRNTLYRR EIvED ALARGi sTOc z OF
- DRUc g. SOAR PERFUMERY IND PROPaIR.
Ihhf AND FAN Y AhTIOLkS, which they offer at
wholesale ard Retail They would call special alton.
OLIVE OIL IMed,oIne obo,,. rp,.,,..,,,
Flax Seed tground) Medicine Chests tship nae,
Ieoloca 9lycerine
Oenpnor .pirtts lavender
OPium Phosphorio Acid
no,ton Waddfng lannlo Aoid
fniV opium Rosn Ointment
fIv; Liquorico Msrourih Ointment.
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LOST, STOLEN. 60.

[iIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, - L. d n =.
r., .YEE5TEHDAY, E between King and Wentworth SITS, q
aEAxa aasi GUILD WAToH AND GOLD LINK OHAIN. III
.. iopas Liverpool, maker. The above reward will bs
and no questioLs for return Of same at No.
ol Wen.worth. or No l97 King-sireet d. JACOBS
Watohmafers will take notice II offered for sale
August " '
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TO RENT, Go.

ITO RENT, PART OF A FINE RESI-
Il DENCE. consisting Of Ave rooms with pantry and
Peasaht Reference given and required. Apply at No
Wv t'S' iAt>o-oinEEI. August
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THE SUBSCRIBER

THE 80 UBSCKIBER
SoLloITs PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME
- CHANIOAL WORKS, to wit: Repairs Weinhino
Scales Letter Presses Printing Presses makes and re-
PAlrs aostnx Machines for Stores; makes all kinds o.
wright Work In general. AROH'D MtI FIsH
W. fpfha6rca No Nunharlsnf atreek
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WANTS.

NNANTED T'p HIRE, A WHITE GIRL
w to ate nd on o lady and do chsmher work aud
sewing. Mono need applv unless we'll recomm ended
Apply at No. LIBERTY-STREET. Augusta
NNT ANTE d, A CAPABLE COOK-ONE
w who csu come well recommended and under
stands her business Apply at HASEL-STREET third
below nj
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COPARTNEt aHIP NOTICE
'U'dE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
u under tho name and atyle of AUSTIN q ALBER
mas th day dissolved acoosing to articles of agree
Aao"@ tagned.) EARLkS AUSTIN.
CHARLES n. ALBRR
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August 8

cop PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
7 HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME- IN THE
Il management Of the Oh arleston Hotel, mr. GEORGE
G. MIXER. long and favo ably known the travelling
public Tho Hotel will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style OF wuIiE& MIXkR
WILLIAM WHITE
Charleston, August l. August
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE, . GEN TIE COW AND S5OOD
L MILKER Apply ut NO. 81 RUTI. Edge AVE
NUE.. 2s August
ENOR sALG, ONE PAIR FRENCH BURR
IL MILL 81 ONES, forty inches IN diameter with
Spipdles and Pueys; one CIRCULAR SAW. with
shafting Pnleys and Table complete ut No. 40 WASH
ING SON-STREET. @. GARNER
August thsuss
TNOR SALE.-FOUR LtRGE AND WELL
L. BROKE OXEN, In fine order; have not been worked
for aome time Price two hundred and forty doars.
"""">Ia nY wAsnH- WITH YoKEs AND
August8 srn,mornI NM r.MoS q -,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN THE
on Ssv6srr, ~r OF Aiken. Lot fronting $50 feet
ths iot OF henry Wessea. Esq On the premises are
sNo,story frame House, containing seven rooms
aonoiS PiaIza in fron kitchen. stable all neces
80 new and In good orders a we'll
OF water 1u0 feet Deep large garden with crane v,ne
pc ich and plum trees, &C., 40 etNfe 'AAe''
For particulars, terms DC tpouire of
WILLIAMS & COVERT Charleston q n
J,yS mAa' 70 JAS. PERROIS, Aiken, 9. @.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
TUNHE COPARTNRRsHIP HERETOFORE EXIS ING
Il under tho name rtyle and Ann Gf JOHN g..
RIGGS Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN g. RIGGS.
Ausust1 7. kAyENEL mAtBETH.
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T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME- IN THE
l. management Of the Charleston Hotel Mr. GEORGE
g. MIXER, long and favo ably known to the travelling
public. Tho Hotel will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of WuIiEa MIXtR
Charleston. August l. Aususts
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
'INHE CoPARTNRRsHIP HERETOFORE EXlsi ING
RIGGS co. is this day dssoSod BY mutual Consent
Ausussl J: EkYENEL MACBETH.
,T,HE uNDEss'ansD Il D HAVE W This DAY FORMED
sfooR iSr AND NJ sai o
RAvENkL. RAvENEL MACBETH.
Auguat I, 1866. DANIEL hAvENRL, Ja-
MACBETH g. RAvENEL,
RRAL ESTATE, STOCK BROKERS. AUoTIoNRERs
GENERAL coAAfSs1oN R MERCHANTS.
orFIoK-sCArE BANK CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY,
TATE sTocTs s6SDs and all ',s negoane
strictly commGsl all articles Of merchandise
J. RAvENFI MAoBE RI -. w DANIEL RAvENEL, in
| nRFHRKFoEs.
s4ass 1p1ss APs5E RsosT CO. aEEssE h1xSDso e. CO.
Col D. L. MCKAY.
President Peoples National Bank.
r.. oSsaea!ssSS %pa ass ra1s DAY FORMED
WHOLESALE DRUG xND IMPURrfSG BUSINESS, Bi1ssiNSE Sa
| at No. lo3 Meeting. street.
y. II,
PHILIP WHITMAN,
JOHN AsHAUksT.
Charleston, August lat. 1866.
NOTICE.
HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE
interest in the DRUG BUSINESS formerly conduot-
ed rS 6y me. to Messrs aouDRIOH wINEMAN & co
inanking MY former patrons for their liberal patron
sors, 7 SnPasS
charleston, August 1st. 1865.
August 6tbal
COP%RTN ERSHIP NOTICE
'U'aE "OPARTNr hSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and style Of NJ. M. QUINN & BRO
has this day been dissolved according To articles Of
agreement. -
[sienedl NJ. NJ. QUINN,
The business will be continued hereafter at No 1ss
Broad street. Augusta, Co., by p QUINN and IN
charleston ut No. o27 King street, by NJ. NJ. QUINN
.OPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
EHNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING This DAY FoPuRn
Il Copartnershp under the aty.e o. sHEPHRRD
DUO q COHEN. for manufacturing 1zNWARR of ali
descriptions They will also dealt soves Crates and
houee furnishing doods at No. 422 King street Oharlea
WILLIAM SHEPHERD
July Is. 1855. MoDUFF COHEN. SI
COPARTNHt aIIIP NOTICE.
u under tho name and atyle Of AUSTIN q ALBER
has this day dissolved, aooorsing to articles of
Ano"@ talgneo) EARLEs AUSTIN.
CHARLES II. ALBRR.
THE UNDERsIGs
III AS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN TIE PAINT OIL |
~ AND aLAsS BUsIN Ess, Mr. GEORGE W. WAR.
hhn. The 6qeneas will he, eater be conducted in tn.
sTREBT. GHtRTEaH IunH Mni-
July9 "
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THE UNDERsIGsED
IT AS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN TIE PAINT oIr.
IN In AND GLASS BUsINEss. Mr. GEORGE ". WAR.
hhN. Tho bueneas will he' eater be conducted In tb.
name OF ALBRR q WARREN, No. "a MARKRT
sthEh. CHARLES II. ALbER
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BOARDING.

RoARD1NG-TWOO OR THREE GENTLE
D Sen. or q Lady and Gent eman. can be accom-
modated with BOARD. by applying at No. u WENT
"ohih sihEEf. three door1 beiow Anson. July "a
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COPARTN ERSHIP NOTlCB.
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
Il Oopartnership for carrying on the REAL ESTATE
STOOK Brokerage AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUsIk Ess. under the name and style Of MACBEl
RAvENEI. RAVENEL MACBETH
August l, 1866. DANIEL hAYENRI,, JR-
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NOTICE.
/ HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE
Il interest in the DRUG BUSINESS formerly condnot
ed 6y me, to Messrs GOpDRIUH wINEMAN & co
Inanking MY former patrons for their liberal patron
sors, 7 SnRasS
Charleston, August lst, 1866.
August ftbux