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New-York tribune., 1866-12-25
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MIN. EVERDELLs SONS. No. lo4 Fulton.st;,@-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL AASuFAOION'
Frs
COTTON WASTE for Machinery and Packing,
Z j yybte and colsrod. For SALE low by =, -
w. w. TAVLAANAAe. y WiAiam''' -. l.
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Professional Notitss

CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment O.
- STRUCTURE, VARIcoCELE, HEhoRhhoIDs. rs ~ - r.
% ao,l,oi of EDWARD H. DIXON H. D. Editor Of The besPs
once hours from 70 and tos evenings Dh w.
ssiaenoe No a. Fihh ave.
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Alarble Hantelg.

.gAPRIFIZED SLATE NOTWITHSTANDING IN
t ,,p@.rance pioYe durabei half the pes OF marble l. D.
sTFWARr No COS s1thave.hst 5S.hk 3oth-,ts
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
40 purchase MARBLE MANTELS OF the laies, dssns vst
or priess Il At A. KLABER Marble Work. ho1os Ea ie'sA
near 3dsve NY haates put tho eountry Cu th ou
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Ceaal Notices.

IN RY.-ADyERTIsEAlENT TO NEXT
or KIN-Csusr Petoa under The Ccur, or Ghsneey H,9
sa1 sRRa 4REF BYREE o,tssi,o NOLAN Die wife Petsger.
fAt5Ah tE n. yoSa.. cd FLX MULLIdHN kssPonia
hereby reql pcIion, aa1g 20 te s5 % o @ tn o. y9n m b
iore tie Grsi dsy February o. lh n writing % thr e
% to so8nt sni pai.ru their soyernl dsniis
q iH, in order that N. psoner nay To' 'y s5
:, ihey d nk us Of the allowance dowuncr o. Wleh gT
sny pan % ssme next ofr 6' receive das notice ar5 al
su nest of k denHd ih b. daowed either Who'll o.
@ shall :. .is' PEI, - 1' :, .3SSr,. 20 Sowed waa two
months afef they shall repscv have notice o. sg' i
- % tsSers 3 Sri's'S oaiSy, ba5ia I..,ai.
CTJPRENE COURT - CITY snd COUNTY Of
PsNY Isuua. against CHARLES sLEFN and others Defend
Of New York enteo hs above enied so'on Daniel
p nrrah, lh tsis' ,trisH s's9 T Bs SS sS o
becembe 1906 p o'clock at te Exchange saIoom no
tonecr the following described lands and pcmie VIA Al that
ssrsn 10y o. a & ss h Fir, nd second svsaus ia TIE
City New York and bonutei and or,riDeA aa ooWa
esedy one hundred e FROM the westerly Inc q Che f
yene running thence nofhey an parallel Wit. the tr,t ave
Thirty snd Thiriyilid 'irss' thence Westerly on nos noe
snthy parallel With Fl'si ninety lee, h.Ie
nerhsTiy line o Thirty sixteen est
place Of beginning R IaR SyJ@G'i 10 IT, ssr.
MssLL THyr%s7Os ASSAs' FAnia'' Attorneys
tbs ,Soys premise postponed & gI Nv si Vow ah pse sss '
her q, 1909. DANIEL T. IHObAhAAl JHi iA'4N''S'
D15 2arioJn
CUPREME COURT, City aud County OF New
> Yok-THE BALTIC FIRE INSURANCE CoifA I Rn r19
WAs her husband Def,ndsntn pursuance Of judgment
h Court sboyeentiued action RlCHAnD . bEA
ISL the Referee said judgment will expose sale a. POD
lie auon the highest bidder a tue E5eh.gs SagIo % 40 40
III oAdway the City OF New York. MONDA1 ihs ith asy
OF January 1857 twelve o'clock by James hr Aue
ouss described premises vE All that Ger avn &
lying and being al Harlem ths
fnh Ward CITY OF HewYor tho bioea between oae
twenty fourth and One .a
and tho Third aud Fouhuyenue and bounded S io3w'
souheEy by he eea1r
H. N ths bloch between sn,ythrd sud Que
line drawn parallel 20 tue
widoned and distant hundred and
ess sasisry theom, and westerly BY Ike parallel me d,ss
Two hundred forty from aad FouhaVsnse a.
HE s lot being twenty feet IN width b. one huhdea ss anu
eleven hen'' ~ ''P'A W RicHp BEAMsH, Rsierss
JoHS IT, Pfs Attorney No. 81 Eas'aa''iss Ns"l '
pata 2aw1gTuGF
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Gorporatlon Notircs.

yCORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
hereby gya 70 TIE osI or qvnsIs GO rIani o. oe qPe'i 9
Of tie BoaId Of AsoOr o1a'uaoH by al person.
Isl Toi building 10 Broadsy, between ThretA and
"a For i-ynF croasa in West street. ou the uohsy ade Of
sd fe laying ofo,sysl iu We. street opposite No. 2aa
t For laying croEss acrof Grand street. al tie eaey eide
laying eroiras LaaIoas street. the sou'hsy
st For isyms clowi ssIes, Fourth Seventeenth
lb setting cub setter end hssins sidewalks in Second
@ FoT resuaas s.das wor.h-St from Broadway to BsI
On For regulating and grading from
ih Fo building Of Yves. and Albany
isA Ig paving with trap blocks Fyhh' between Broadway
m Fer paving Will, stone blocks Dusne rom Hudson to e''
itA Fo paving with stone blocks CsAaraes from Division to
h Fo rsrula4s setting so-e sad gutter and f'ssins Fy'
sH Fofsgaang grading Ninesysecoadst, fon Eighth
& % eaSSsoe5 y .lh a,,.s,ments include III the several
beuss ard lots Of ground sa;n. lots pieces and parcels o. a
1T Boih eide, Of Brosavsy nom Trlsih to Thyar''-'
q % %The IfoleIy ~ sn2"n ~ - -.o ,li ~ rosst.n
th The sa.tafy 5de q Lsi-es q se G e1si . o ' @ DOC
81 hall tse block oast Of Lcrr,a-.si. - . .
81 Tie s5a ey .le rau5 The extent o bali The block
s and west o. Llrers ana both sides Of Laurens 70 'n' extent
pf bsf Zoe bloei soa.h q oIs d-li , =. a., -. q, ,,t .,
r.. s1te1t of hsf lie bIoci north Of ssvoatssa.hst
ar Tbe weery ds o sscondave between Onshund eisn D.
luerty and Oehuu ysELse and both sides
Il seeopdsve between Ore bundled ard enyevent and One
kgn5rei-snd twenty eighth fiE ,.,
Gb Boih side u Wofht hom brosdway % BazteTsti both
S3ef n bali t block ucIA south OF
Words both ss q Mission place, and also boh ides Of Para
o., fom Missi0n.place 90 baz.sftL -. .
pE Both onsgndsi ana tsutt from Sixth to Ninth
ave
lih Ths ess. side o. Wesst from Albany Cedsrsi th.
kouih side Of CoaiIs sis A0uyt io West to
k}ashn.tonEs
3h both sides Of Fif y.ffst Broadway Eghth2ve,
bnd Of hs s block either way Bfosd"sy aud
Eiritheye.
l3h Both des % Dusuo from Iudson 90 West A. snd to the
he iHfersec-irg streets
% Division 70
q Fourth
% the extent ths hl0 On The uteriecug
s4sl Of Ninety rccoud orl Eigntave 20 Bloom
g3se Road 90 the of bali the bloch the iuteTssc
kYsuuss
All psrsenl hot. iutts affected BY the aboysrsme6
nrnts and wlo opfoi sane, either lh0m
lsested present ouesu IN writing -lc unicr
lnsd. 81 their oa No CLanbes.. basement heN Court
JACOB +. OAKLEY. } Board
-tg.uo-.- JOHN D. OTTiWELL, Of
rsf~lI-fif7- -lilgg ISAAC q. HUNT, AssgstorG
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oyroE polnb o. Ass1..oEs, ..ys...-

NORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLlC NOTICE
hereby given % occupant occ1p-Ets
pf Lots improved unimpToged La4os Affected
ksrehv the M Assessments have been comptt arc are
Office Of the Board Of Assessors Tor examination By -
IeroBs interested. viz: 49,. .
r Onshun8fed srdtWCn Hlh, 0uehundedan threth ana
and thty f from Ieithave 70 Hudson River
% Fo G.ggur dcwaks Que hundredsnd nneieenit De-
tween Second and Thrdevsa
houses nd ols of ground lots, pieces and parcels o. land
lituAted -.
fs Both des Of l30h and l3lstss from loheys 70
FaSiol Rys also tie West de Of otaye and both sides o.
s.ysss Rosd both sides of 18th end l2h from ll
I9ls, Az both sides % Lawrcnc from boomlngdais Road
from llth % l2thavet
"a Bolh sidos OF lIgiuat. between "a and 3dayes
affected by the above named fto
% std vbo are oppo.ed either Of them, are re-
ssted 10 prent hsr objections writing 70 one Of the andet
Chamber Baeneut New Court
lo.se viiip hirty day. fcrn tbe dsig q this notice
J56ifs b oTTiiWELL, Board Of Assessors.
ISAAC o. HUNT,
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peOnins Garos. ST.

ATWAf. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 10s Fulton-st.-
= WEDDING CARDS and ZINE BThTlOAERf. tAi'Asllaas'
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dentistry

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION originated the
v u Of Eoasoyd Gas and hvs s1rssa s,s 1f ' SIs'
oss pure and fssh every day We never fall Ohee NO. ~
Cooper Institute
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THE SOCIAL EEFoTs OF THE WAR

The consequences Of the recent war upon So
ciety in this and the other Southern States, pre-
sent On interesting and instructive subject of
consideration, and one to which but little ntten-
ton is addressed. We have considered the
political and physical results of that contest with
interest. or the altered relations of the States
to the General Government-of the alterations
in the character Of tho Government itself, and
of the altered state Of our material interests, VIC
are pretty we'll advised. These are external and
objective, therefore; but Of the alterations in
socinl and individual character We have not
been 30 perceptive. Men are rarely conscious
of changes in themselves. Times change, but
we are seldom conscious that we change with
them. The adventurer who, from the acquisi-
ton Of wealth, becomes an aristocrat-the in
heritor of wealth and station who, from the
vicissitudes of his experience, may come to have
common cause with that unhappy mass who,
from owning none of it, hold property to be
plunder,-who become elevated or dabased, or
changed in moral or intellectual perception-see
changes abundant in the world about them, but
rarely are able to admit il in themselves; and
tis possible, therefore, that this war, which
has traced its characters upon the Constitutions
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THE NEWS from Baltimore continues to be of
exciting and deeply interesting character
Both parties seem determined for the present
to carry out their purposes at all risks, although
keeping as far as possible within the forms of
low. The Radicals at last account had gone 80
far Us to sue out writ before Judge of their
own party against the new Commissioners for
melting breach of the peace, and have had
them arrested and incarcerated. They had
also arrested the Sheriff. When it became
known that the new Commissioners had been
arrested, several riotous demonstrations were
made, but all was again quiet last night, al
though there was evidently an undercurrent of
intense excitement.
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COMMERCE OF TIE PORT

The month of October has been character
lied by revival Of business transaotions,
which have, however, been confined almost ex-
clusively to the domestic trade. By reference
to our summary statement of exports, it will be
seen that during the month just closed no for
eign shipments of Cotton or Rice have been
made; and the foreign exports have been con-
fined exclusively to Lumber and Naval Stores,
which have been exceedingly small. The chief
cause of the stagnation in our foreign CONNER
cial trade must be attributed to the want of
capital in our metropolis. Capitalists could find
market here for investing large sums safely
in our foreign shipments, if they offered libe-
ral advances and fair terms. Capital is the
great desideratum, and the want of it has COM
PEELED our merchants and planters to yield to
the imperious laws of trade, and seek it in
Northern markets.
For this reason the coastwise import and ex-
port trade has been very heavy. Our mer-
chants have received large, varied, and full
supplies from Northern markets, and large
stock of Cotton and Naval Stores hos been
shipped to these marts. The foreign import
trade has been light in consequence of the non
arrival Of several vessels now due from Eng
land, France and Germany, laden with assorted
cargoes of merchandise. AS soon as they shall
reach our port we anticipate q revival in our
foreign trade.
The following figures show the transactions
Of the month:
ReSejpts from Customs IA
Dudable value OF goods warehoused. 1881 81
Inn
Foreign EIports-Nsyal Stores and Lumber s2a255 90
Coastwise EIports-51s bales Sea Ialnnd, II, 100
Upland 394 teroes Rice. 20s1, $50 90
Vessels entered-Foreign No. 12-Tonnage. .. 207I %
Vessels cleared-Foreign No. 1o-Tonnage. 696 o.
% 3,67O s6
Vessels entered ooastwise, No. 59-Tonnage 28817 IA
Vessels cleared coastwise, No. 4e-Tonnsge 23425 IA
105 81, ,743 48
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houseless, and the Presidents house, sohool-house,
markets, armory and jail we're all demolished.
Three American and thirteen foreign vessels and
over fifty persons were lost The loss of life among
tho inhabitants is unknown, but is thought to be
very great.
We learn, by dates from Panama to the Esd ult.,
that serious confagraton had occurred in Aspin-
wall. ALI tho buildings from the wharf of tho Now
York steamer to tho Howard House was destroyed
the United States Hotel being among them. The
flames were oxtinguishcd mainly by tho exertions
Soto. Tho Central American States were all at
peace. Honduras had declared for neutrality in
case Of q continuation Of tho Spanish Chilean war
The rains had set in again at Panama. The French
war steamer 1aiisman had arrived from Mexico
with sick and wounded imperial soldiers.
The bark Nellie Chaplin Capt. WAss which sail
cd from Jonesport No., August II, for JaiTa, with
a colony Of Americans, under the superintendent
Of Elder G.. J. ADAMS, is announced as having
arrived on the 22d Of September. lettor from
DIR. MAYO G.. SMITH, Of Newburyport, states that
the vessel was at anchor Off Jaffa October 4, and
that the Turkish Government had given orders
that the colonists should be permitted to land all
they had brought with them duty free. The colony
consists Of 156, oil told, embracing women and
children. Tho vessel is laden with building
materials for village largo enough to accommo-
dato all hands comfortably. A church, q school
house, public store, o saw-mill, and the frames
Of other buildings are on board and be readily
put up by tho colonists themselves.
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CHI A r E S TON,
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER s, 1866.

AN INTERESTING article on "our Coastwise
Trade" speech Of MONTGOMERY BLAIR, O let
ter from &c. W. w." and our usual full COM
mercial and marine intelligence will be found,
on the inner pages of this days ISSUE
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Il iNsTTTUTIoN viii Commence on the arst N Monaay
OF November next and terminate the first Saturday
OF March ensuing.
J: EDWARDS HoLBRooK, MD, Professor Emeritus
FRAN1s T. MILES. NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
Practice Of Medicine.
ROBERT A. KNLOCH, NJ. D.. Professor Of Materia
Medica and Therapeudcs.
~; IHos; g. PRIoLEAU. NJ p Professor Of Obstetrics
O. U. SHEPARD, M. D., LID, Professor Of Chemis-
try;
Anatomy. E. GEDDINGs, NJ D. Dean pro. tom.
EXTRAORDINARY Oh SUPPLEMENTARY pRoFEssoRs.
NJ. D.. Surgery r aERvAIs ROBINSON, N. D., insti
tutes and Practice Of Medicine; EDWARD GEDDNas,
R rhy119&g % eF9saE ntera
The Extraordinary Professors Lecture each twice q
week. Course free. They will also give the Summer
Course.
Clinical instruction In the City Hospital by F. PEYRE
Clinical instruction Of the polclinic, connected with
II O'Clock This important charity s now in successful
Chief Of Medical Clinic. Professor E. aEppNas, II.
D; Assistants, P. GERvAIs ROBINSON, MD; GEO.
TRESCOT, NJ. D.
Chief Of Surgical Clinic, JULIAN J. CHISHOLM, M.
D.; Assistants, sAMUEL LOGAN, NJ. D.; F. L. PARKER,
Fees for the Course-For the Professors $780, Matrf.
oulAton, once IS; Demonstrator $40; Graduation, $50
September mth1S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
MFRS JOHN LAURENs, ASSISTED BY THE REV
~ ~. ". B: W. HOWE ct No. is Coming street;
For particulars apply as above.
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EHOR SALE OR RENT, THE VALUABLE
IL BEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION known as
'Bugby. This longsetted tract contains about 1900
acres Of land the head waters wadmaaw and 30.
hecket Rivers, most Of 1t being wadmalaw and the
remainder extending Johns Island thus afford.
ing ne range for stock Of all kinds and Abundant r
sources for manurng the higher lands which large
crops OF cotton and all kinds Of provisions have here
tofore been made The only which induces the
owner at this time to part with this property Is that at
his present residence It Is noonvenient him to cult
vate it. ~ -
For terms and further information apply TO Hon. JOHN
TOWNSEND, Edsto Island, or to THEODORE STONEY
ESQ, Oharleeton. mth14B1 October 40
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EDUCATIONAL ESTABLIsHMENT OF
REV. DIR. MYERS.
rHNHE REV. DIR. MYERS HAS PLEASURE IN AN
Il NoUNCLNd that, having secured the eligible prem
tges No. 26 GEORGE-STREET, door east Of King
his Academy ts now open for the reception Of pupils.
The valuable services Of Prof D. A. BURNETT, a. NJ,
gentleman Of considerable experience In tuition and
graduate of one Of the leading Universities Of
try have been engaged for assistance in the duties Of the
Institution. And the Principal feels sangune that the
entire arrangements thereof such to merit and
gain universal approval.
Terms we'll as all other particulars connected with
the Institute, may be obtained application as above
RRFERENCEB:
@. II. NOISE, Esq. IT. I. OGIER MD
THEO. D. WAGNER, Esq. a II. DEI.EON ESQ
B. d. LAZARUS, Esq. lCHAS. T. LOWNDES Esu
JAMES MACBETH, Esq. EDWARD LYMAN, Esq.
OCTOBER IL thIn
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HOTELS.
PLANTERS, HOTEL,

CORNER QUEEN AND CHURCH sTS, CHARLES
TON, S. @.
@. W. J. B. DENNIS, PRoPRIEToRs,
FEVIIS SPLENDID HOTEL WILL BE OPENED ON
Il THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, on the European sys-
tem It has boon remodelled and reurniahed through
out. This Hotel contains over one hundred room
which Will be reserved chiefly for the OF travellers
and tansient guests Competent assistants have been
secured In every department and every attention will be
paid to insure comfort to their cusoer8 The aleeping
rooms arc eiry and clean. The restaurant will be sup
piled with tho best fare the market affords Porters will
always ready to send each arrival and departure
trains. Tho travelling public, tranhent visitors and
others, will find In t ell tho luIuries Of rstclaes
house, combined with the comforts Of home The loca
ton te finely adapted for buaineBs and trayeers
No pains or expense will be spared to givo entire salts
motion. wfm2mo September 10
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NOR SALD, A PORTABLE STEAM EN-
IL CINE, eight horse power in good order. Apply to
d. O'NEILL Il SONS
October 81 No 867 KING etraat
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TORSES AND AYRSHIRE CALF.-TIIE
IL subscriber has several HORSES remaining Of the
Canada bred stock imported last year. consisting Of pairs
and single draft Horses Also, one Clyde breed Stallion
accustomed to the city and climate which he Ia desirous
Of closing. And one months old AYRSHIRE BUII,
CALF with pedigree. Persons deairous of purchasine
invited to examine them.
N. III. PORTER
No. 143 Calhounstreet
Opposite Orphan House.
November i tham6
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A II PRIVATE SALE, A STYLISH DARK
"A Brown "Black Hawk" HORSE about aiI wears old.
FOR particulars apply at this ofhce, No. 60 COMING
SIHEtGI. Oct0her
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.

NIGHT SCHOOL.
TNNHE SUBSCRIBERS, ON MONDAY NEXT NOYKM-
IL BER 9th, will open NIGHT SCHOOL OF the Free
School Building on Meeting near Mary at which
will be taught BOOKKEEPING WRITING. MATHEr
MAT1CS and ENGLISH. Terms moderate.
a ahare OF the public patronage Ia respectfully 30
Apply at the SCHOOL daily, between the hours of A.
NJ and p. NJ after p n, ct No. CT OOMING-STREET
near Calhoun. A. DOTY, JR.
October 80 limo L. GHERFESEE.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-THE LEASE AND FURNI-
IL TURE Of frstclass Boarding House. Location
good and terms liberal Address A. b. at this oaice.
November 4 ~
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MET NURSE.-A HEALTHY AND RE
w SPECTADLE FEMALE, either white or colored
is wanted Immediately. Apply at this oHioe.
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"ANTED-SITUATION BY AN EXPERI-
w ENCED COOK and WASHER. Best of city refer
enccB given. Apply at this ONCE.
November 8 "
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PALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND YOUR REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
IN THIS aonday) Evening, 9Th instant, at O'Clock
PnctuM attendance is requested tho arrear list will
be read and tho rule applicable thereto strictly enforced
By order. THOMAS OKEEFE
Noyember6 Secrafarv
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wv AN II I'd ED.-FIFTEEN ABLE-BODIED
w HANDS (whitol For further information apply ut
tho OFFICE OF THE CITY INSPECTOR, from o to 10
O'Clock n. NJ. November
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY RESPECT
w ABLE white woman. as WASHER and IRONER.
Keferenoes given Ii required. Apply at No. "a BEAU
FAlN STREET. November
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tANpENTERs w WANTE D.-sEVENTY-
~ FIVE good Carpenters wanted to 60 In tho country
soady work and uberal pay Apply for two days (don-
duy and Tuesday,, at JAMES CANTWELL & CO.'S,
N,r,n,, No. ia East Bay.
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WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, TO DO
w chamber work and Washing Apply at No. rs AN
BUN SIItEEE November
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ASHLEY tCOLORED) FIRE ENGINE COM-
PANY No. 8.
A TTEND YOUR REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
~ This Ruening at the Hall, southwest corner Of
calhoun and College streets, at o'clock Punctual
tendance Is requested.
By order Of President.
II. BoLDEN PTCKINPACK, Secretary
November
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BOARDING.
NO . GEORGE sTaREr.

EiiJiMiUO i. = Ly-.S = u ls7'J ,iEiiyE
4 Heviho i ~. =, 80 III ,hit@h
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> - .,sii "a ~ .eraH sut ;oi ''sIri yt'ys
crSt'sD ~! .I4rY 95E
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ATTENTION, YOUNG AMERICA r, Il, CO.
A TIEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COMPA-
NY Ihn Evening, at halfpast o'clock at the Mar
Ret han. by order: w. HART,
NOVeInDer
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TO RENT, 60.

THO RENT, THE STORE AND DWELLING G
Il No. 601 King street, with very large Lot It Is
Of the best stands for business In the Upper Wards
Apply next door, No. So3. So November
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IIIT- FU| ItGWI.l ft,I II ~
G'rss6f ls,iato,Ft gv !S4qi-oq !s.S ~ .rCs ilpuG
I, YfgJ.sG QsaSlSih .sotiq
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WANTS..

"ANTDD, TWENTY HANDS, TO DIG
OF Buu eGoct November
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

Il 10 Rutledge Avenue, second above Doughty
street west side, containing upright rooms atcs
rcsatng room and pantry with all necessary outbuild
nge largo cstern &c. Possession given on the goth of
next month. Apply on the premises, or at
November 8 ma No. SOUTH BAY
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

Vile SUBSCRIBER, FOR MANY YEARS A
i successful and practical planter on Edisto Island
wtahes to his services tho ensuing year as
Wharf. GEO n 0WENs
October "a ~ ,ntie
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-05

go soml Wcclly Flordian, Tallahassee Fla and Au-
guBa Consttutonalist please publish four tines and
sond bill to this oflco. ma October 40