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E>OR SALE, "A SCHOLARSHIP IN PTIILA-
- a A DEl;PHIA University of Medicine and Surgery
Inns Scholarship entities students full instruction un-
IL graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT., embrac-
ing anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Materia Medica
Cnestry Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren and Practice Of Medicine and Patholo-
gy AS this Is of the first Medical Universities of
the country favorable opportunity is offered those
sasudy1ng medicine for scholarship Apply at this
o11Ge. December is
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A y PRIVATE SALE-A FINE FARM I'M
~ GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing 50 acres of
and 81 OF which are cleared and under fence the bal
ance wen wooded This place is situated Is miles from
Charleston on the State Road within quarter of
mile Of the Northeastern Railroad There is fine or
chard on the place. n N
For information apply to
Dr. H. BAER
1eGenoer II No. 1S1 Meeting street.
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MRS. CARROE.
III AyINt9 RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
services as Teacher Of the Piano and Vocal Music
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
December 20 asslIIH ---'T--
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sT. PH1LIP,s sTREET scuonr

sT. Philips STREET SCHOOL.
SUMED on WEDNESDAY, the ID Of January. 1857,
Appncaaons for the admission of children viii be re-
the hours ct and 10 M For the present not more
snan I'VE cnaldren from each family win be receved In
aoners VIII be obliged to require pupil to pay for
By order Of the Board,
November 26 m6 8 esaa.ots
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BOARDING,

ROARDlNG.-MRS.H HI. KANILAa rs PRE-.
~ PARED to receive Boarders, at No 146 Meetinr
street up stairs Her many friends and acouantances
WI Please Dear THIS IN mind December Is
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DING.-PERnIANENT AND TRAN.
~ SILENT BOARD, with comfortable rooms and at.
tena7e servants be obtained the southeast corner
"a 11leeeiis a1lo marketstreets November 20
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FOR sALE.-A SUPERIOR TOP BUGGY
- ana set Of BUGGY HARNESS, can be bought
Ae4soNao!y oy applying to VIM 7. ELFE,
0eceIhocr IL No. go Anson-street.
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WANTS.

WANIED.--A STEADY RESPECTABLE
w FEMALE wishes situation as Nursery Gov
esness IN some family travelling Florida Cuba or Eu
IoPe n1s ms @wner or would so attendant sick
aoy me pest OF references given and required Apply
sI1eAns oGrnls ano 1lnae or departure to T. A. S.
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RoAAReDING.-THREE OR FOUR SINGLE
- GENILEMEN can be accommodated with GOO
street below Broad, recently put in thorough repair
TRANSIENT and Day Boarders will also be ac:on1nodated
December 3
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AOUSE TO RENT.-TO RENT, THAT
- DEslhABiE HOUSE southwest corner Of Pitt and
pun sEreets; contains six square rooms dressing room
&C. double kitchen. stable and carriage house. Apply
December % q
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FElO ,R RENT, A FARM SITUATED ON COOP.
acnea ea elgnf niles 1 nom the city containing 40
past summer On it is comfortable Dwelling Kitchen
Bad stable and negro Houses. Apply at this Office
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~ SaEnL, = asa, ROOMs OR HALF OF HOUSE
December s 'EfAS ~ A1e'o' Aoeo'
TNO RENT.-ONE, ROOM I'M GENT,F.ET,
~ private family. Also KITCHEN and Servants rooms
For particulars apply at this Office. q Noyember a7
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WANsHTcaEalD1ss al1s,3 pI 1a..a An Experienced AVID
next year as ovERsEER OR sUPERINTENDENT Of IN
Upland Cotton Plantation Tho best of references given
No. l. NTH Daca,nbor % =
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FENWENTY THOUSAND AGENTS WANT
- ETA sample sent free, with terms f r any one
clear S25 daily! in three hours; business entirely new
net and des1abe can be done at homo travelling by
ootn male and fenale no gift enterprise hunlbug.
Address ". H. CHlDESTER, No. 266 Broadway, Now
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g GERVANTS WANTED.-A COOK. wAsH-
NJ ER AND 1RONER, and also HOUSE GIRL wanted
apply AZ NO. - BULL STREET. December 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-16

CTEAMsHIP ETNA WILL COMMENCE TO Drs
- charge under general order ~ pier - y H. satur
day mornine an goods pot rsoyed Within = hours v
be stored 81 coneignees risk and expense. J.
~ JOHN q. DALE, is Iroadwsy. Assut
sDENrrrArcEs 10 oxRAr BRrrAIn AND IRELAND
Drafs Tor ssa pg.srS: ysyssss q dsessA issnes
:: :,,I lsus .t It, Y rAfscor BROS co. SCUM
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CHEHIFF,S SALE.-RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTION.
y win sell this day (Frday) at II o'clock At East
broadway. lot of ONCE Furniture, Desks Chairs. &C.
JoHN Q. LYsT, Deputy JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
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DAwEBRoRHR'R sALE.-THls DAY yAuPa Aa.
WIN sel: ~ g rew Bowey, a. u o'clock large sssors.
bent Of gold and silver Wsfches Chsins Rlnas
Hrss 0ans pisfois reys sssss and Other
r. UAEHY. Of Djyislon
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COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIps.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANra
L THROUGH LINE
clflLQENtA
Carrying TNlIfp sTfTEs nnArr'

cAhHsy iI si TsIIfps ssIfETEbss nAiI'
sesmsrs leave pier No . North rvss. foot Of Canal
'',ss i.sss Rssr 5S S.p,s Hs...
VIZ MHIsss4f cs fp si as .'a
.isss s;;s ss:ss .s. Gay COZ.
An c "s ss .
snSiOh fer CsnT American pors ssd Ihoss q Ia sesoh
Drp.a!s ION each mont. eonrsss NO ne new Steam
steamer q tsS Lins. SAVING Ban Slsns'ss
One Rysdrsd ss sss ass allowed each adul xsd
e. one wharf iscs Of ;;Tss
pacific MAIL sT =, SomEtsrs ao
cS yA nssA Is AM TsII SS ITx4sc ss
r s,' o: e assry -s sr Ts \. Ns's
Dsss%ssT liza r:ss@.i ss,l,c.d
:s:ss &:
4 On tuesday. January !, iS. fsr rskohssasad
s.. ~; s From ::4 x. y:.. :s's E::
rates payable In gold 3 s s.a GAIA. ses,s.
4: =: . 2: s.,:. !: !: ,:ss EN-: ''
Due eosss va q s,ss ycy.ss: .,,,, !,
s'' ss. " = ~:
sssS aEsssdas ". sASl 5IGssAs SSsskr.
WIN dsspsiah ne r.. esa. sls4ns steamship
sEsHy " ssiI4ns, vs|S6sSaA.DER -. :, ;.
Moth River. foot 81 Warfen street
AT GREATLY REDUCBD nAfEa
FOR passage and freight apply a !" W~A so"1 OF "as
''' ''''e1 &c DIN cARRrroror, Assnl
INoR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
T, s :s s !: sS r. < 8
noon. k.#.k VI ~. M. II Nf1ff
fer rates a. inquire AZ freight ONO on compAnys pier.
- ' ~. 80 WELLS FARGO CO.,
sok Freight Agents r. N 3. - Go.
EOa view oRLEANs-BLACK- STAR 1ANE.-riiB
" stesntir MAHNiON. captir Hsflrd. VIII lcsv pier
Worth River s<frrdar. Nov az styf frf freieht
o. pessage having handsome acurmodatons apply 70 X
LVWDEN Agent OF Cedar nQd Ncst sfctt.
DAVID EcCOAaD. Aren't 10 New Of1ags
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aAxna ~ AucrYor.

UCTIoN sALE>-R ROTH, AuQrIOnKER WILL
"A se shis !Friday( Aftsrnoon, q IN Jceck precise
~ the elegant Household Furniture OF the Large ll9
0in.os shes EiqAth street, between FIN ana Sxsn ave-
fXRLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITUR1
beautiful sold rosewood and black walnut farier
- Bay Cha match ssewood Centre and Pier Tables
Oieck rich China and Vases Parlor ornaents
ant Brocate Lace Curtains fine collection Of on
EZssificENf R6sEWooD PIANOFORfR. STOOL
An elegant instrument round beautifully carved
Ms and with all modern improvements; overstrng
kss fu French full seven octave rose.
wood and mahogany Bedssssds Bureaus Sofas
Aair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tabsa Extension
Fable, Glass, China and SLlv er Ware Ac. IT =
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A UCTION NOTICE-BOOTS AND SHOga
"A W n uoL 4 AuCTIONEER-
BY CHARLES q. WARREN
AUCTION ROoMS, - CORrLANDr STREET.
RUBBERS, &C., FOR TIE FALL, 1856
We shall offer, As above, catalogue containing
SIX HUNDRED SAMPLE PACKAGES
CHOICE NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES, SIZES AND GRADES,
o1apted to the trade from every part the country
This sale will alap include Invoices several WELL
Known, NEW YORK CITY MANUFACTuRERs en-,
1raclng . large and elegant OF EXTRA FINE
GOODS for men, wome misses and children, Of the high
81 cost and most fashionable styles produced RI
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lGARsBAL's sAbE.-R FIELo, ArcrloSurp .so
M Pearl street. will sell this day Al IA oenss ~
eianke,. Spreads Sheets rllo- CsssS Table Covers
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sAIrp Ar AuCrroR.

ID r. ROLLINS ! 90, AucLorEERs.vvssA Ii q
dSv A two o'cIoct n Is Canal street. without reserve
iass invoices Of second hard rgsnsrs ssSeved rom ns
RsdsassSa Bolster Pillows Pf1ow CAscs spreads Com
Ton and other Tables Chairs Bureaus Wash
stands Wardrobea Hatstands Mante and Bar MsrSrs ma
suss Damask Laos Curtains SILVER Plated Ware Gas
seis nsain Carpets Ocoth Mating Stoves Cooking
Utens 10 eight Sewing Machines; also one crate Crock
Saucers Fisses 49, " V su ~ oss " sui
purchasers. *,
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= rIELp. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ls9 Pearl

d FIELD. AUCTioNERR-sALEsROOA zsS PEARL
n. street viii SELL on Saturday, November II, ~ II
O'Clock Hudson street above Leroy street. the entr
contained In the sors being the stock OF dealer
retiring the business, comprising tn mahogany
rosewood Sofas Tcte atees and Chairs, Bedsteads
marble top and plain Bureaus rosewood and enamelled
Chamber Suits, Warobes Bookcases Gard and Centre
Tables, extension and leaf TAblcs and wood seat
Chairs Mirrors and large assortment OF other goods
the line vouminous TO mention. Sale positive. Goods
removed immedAaely the SALE the store 10
Id and sion be given. - - n L
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.~,r.xfrueE CARPKrs oILCL0THs BEDDN4
rs,sr and pedroon suits. Psnofortes 10, al fEN:
~. - SCORES, aW and al Hudson street. eorns q
lanai Paymert rccsvea IN weskD - nsaiAw nasssss
n preferred
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A UCTIoN NoTICE--sAMuEL WYNN &c; AUG AUG
IA uoncera-o200 600 worth OF elegant Household rurni
tars a. public auction this day Iirday1 y. the rye
ttory brown stone house, A West Sixteenth street. De-
weon Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale cemrencicg AZ IN
o'clock Drawing Furniture covered In french brosa
~ OF the dcscpion Eageres bookcase Centre Ia
as Cabinets Encogneurs Turkish Easy Chairs LounRes
Loco Velvet Brussels Carpets; Fier Mantol MIR
tgrs Seves China Vases Ornaments bronze btauary ON
Pantngs by ennent artists; magnificent rosewood Piano
lrte offered - auction this ssaaoo stool
6over Music Stand Books Hatstand; rosewood, walnat
Bureaus, Beds,eads. Wsrdrobes. hair sprng Nattrss
Ssnson Table sidebosd eegsnt sets ruby Glass
fable Cutlery Basement Kitchen Furniture. N. B.-Com
ocnt attendance TO pack and the
O6lcs auctioncer 297 Bowery. cfs .H
a UCTIoN NoTICE-R. +. HAZELIA AUCTIONEER
"A THIS DAY (fRiDAY). NOV. 1s. ~
st 1917 O'Clock, at salesroom, a. Cortlandt street.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF .--...s III tfa l1l TX
FRENCH AND GRRMAN HI LIZ
" FANCY GOODS AND TOYS
DOprIsng large and desirable assortment OF Holiday
Goods and dozens Also China Tea S,ts Vases
Figures, &C; Wax Dolls, China and Bsquc Aeads, 10
OUTLERY-lnvoces Table and Pocket Cutlery, Placed
WAR; &c
Catalogues early nosnias Of sale
ua. tMN Anctoneers, 81 Cortlandt street.
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PoRrLAxp AMP INV yolK sIEAMsHIr coy
COMA fern ssm.wsehly line between New York an
cortland leaving yiss Eas river svsg We6nssdaX an,
Railway Tor Canada and also tho fntsfnsonal oesamsh
Company for Ksstport and D. Jshn, n. b.
river. J. y. AHHB, AaonA pesr = Eanl river
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EDwARD sCHENcK. AUcTyoEEER.-
~ Clocks, ParianA HisqNa, Htatues, b. H. Continua
ten sale, a. sesroo. 90 DtUV street Sale posive
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ScOTrs PHILADELPHIA ART GALLERY,
- Hf 1,050 CHESTNUT STREET.
Consignments Of Works Of Art Fancy Goods, Eilvcl
Plated Ware Ac, respectfully soicted
N.att0l II y b. SCOTT, JR-, Auctioneer.
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FRENCH vENTIsE NEVIS.

nN DEnANDE-uNE BONNIE FRAScArsF. on
~ suisse, sscbai farc "a cuisine 10 iavase ct Ia reassags
Des references aront etgscs, tcndra Ia prvuo IL
sadresscr an lw DegrAw ~. Brooklyn Dc 4 midi, 10
matn
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The Prnssians arc capturing snme OF the finest pic
ture galleries OF Euro pc, as wo as occupying some
Of its richest errorics. The Augsburg Gazette
contradcts the story tn It the Kig nf ssxopy .r-
ried Il the treasures OF the Green Vaults Of Dres-
den, in which contained most of tho Jewels
and valuable works of ''bigotry and virtue ;" col
lected by the dcspotia and ex ravagant Augustus
the Strong, who made love with q bag Of gold
which he jingled in ono hand, and horse shne
which he bent strais bit with the other; aud, fur
thermore, denies the fctiti'ue eale to Qurcn Vic
tnria nf he 'Gemaide Gailrrie," with its superb
aci, which Ruskn pronounces the QUE Que "perfect @
work OF human art" AT Aschafenberg, also, the
northern conquerors will tind an exclIont collec-
ton in the Old electoral cess,e OF German and
Flemish paintings togeth. with many curious
geographical "incunabula," including the Gospels,
illustrated with marvellous miniature paintings
by Glockendon, I Nuremberg, in 1924, for the
Elect r Albert of Brandenhurg; an ancestor, by
tho way, OF the present Kings Of Prussia.
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tho corn in somo is literally dad. or cotton.
there will not b" ruuugh raised To- buy grain TO
supply tho drh"iency. These facts are gloomy
bur faota nevertheless.
public mecttuv assembled in tho Court Honse
during the day, to cnnrider the subject of the in
dehtedness of the country and tho hardships thnt
this time
Tho Carolina Spartan, of Thursday, mentions
tho following
Last Monday, being sales day, a largo number
or our country friends were in town. In fact it
was tho largest crowd We have aeen on such an
occasion for many day. Wo saw persnns from
almost every section of the district, and all gave
gloomy:accounrs OF the prospects, Of the growing
crop. Every section has been suffering greatly
for want OF rain. The wheat having been thresh-
Cd, it Is asccrtained that it daes not aver age in
tho district, moro than third Of crop.
John Odem and James Odem who wero prison.
ers under charges OF grand larceny, and Amanda
Huckaby, charge larc ny, succeeded in getting
out Of jail on Tuesday Inst. James Odem made
his escape; the others were arrested and returned
to Jail.
Fifteen thousand dollars, State and District
taxes, have Already beon collected in this District
and the Tax Bnoks are not yet closed. Tho az.
gregate amount Of taxes for this District will be
nearly 500, 600.
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LARGEST rlwClLalioN IN THE STATE.
LARGEST ClR.TELATIeN IN THE CITY.
a q e NJ T 9.


The following the Agents for this paper:
W. A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect
ing Agent
Rev. COLIN MURoaIsoN. General Travelling and
Collecting Agent
TOWNSEND Il NORTH. Booksellers and statoners.
Columbia, g. O.
Captain ". E. EARLE, Greanville, 8. O.
Col. j. J. RYAN Barnwen, g. o.
+. NJ. TRIMMER spartan Once, spartanburg 8. O
J. 7. DUBOIS. Marion
q. 8. HARBY, SANDY Ford P. O., Madison co., Fla.
PATRIOK HUvEY, Macon, Georgia
q. A. MCKNIGHT UnionvtIe.
}. Y. a. wfLLIAMs Clinton, g. q.
J.. &. ALLEN. CheRter G. a.. 8. O.
JOSEPH a. SEARS. "New sorth." Hilton Head.
". g. LANCE Grahsmvile p. O., Beaufort, 8. @.
3. r. BRADFORD. walterboro', 8. O.
q. L. DAteIs, sumter, !. q.
THAD. O. ANDREWS, Orangeburg s. q.
J. 7. HERsHMAN. "Journal Office" Camden, 3. O.
,. NJ BROWN, "sontherner Office" Darlington, 8. O.
N. NJ. QUINN q BRO, Augusta,
J. H. ESTEII. Savannah. Ga
ISAAC DAVElA, Agent In New York.
MIR. AUG. BRBNTANO NO. 70s Broadway, New York,
always the lates dates OF the DAILY News he
does Of all the other principal Journals Of the country
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A MODEL HoTEE.-The proprietor of Rees
River hotel has posted up the following rules and
regulations: Board must be paid in advance, with
beans, fifteen dullars; without beans, twelve dol
lars: salt free. No extras allowed. Potatoes for
dinner. Pocketng at meals strictly forbidden.
Gentlemen are expected to wash out OF doors, aud
find their own water No charge for ice Towel
seats around the stove Lodgers must find their
own straw. Bed on the bar-room finor reserved
for regular customers. Pers ns sleeping in the
barn arc requested not to TAX, off their boots
Lodgers inside arise ut A. NJ; in the barn at q
o'clock No lighting allowed at the table. Any
one violating tho above rules will be shot.
[iynchburg NeHs.
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WAR IN ABYsstNlA-Il Con,me,eio, of Cairo,
under date of July 7, says:
A tremendous battle il imminent between the
King Theodore IL and Gu5assie, who aspres to
the crown, and has risen III opposition to tn. des-
potl-m OF Theodore. Yahro- Medina, tho General
der contributions Of men, horses, animals of all
kinds, provisions and money. Both parties are
making great preparations for war. According
to tho statements ot tho Abs srinisns, there will
ba not less than $50 600 conIbatants upon tho field
Of battle. Conenl CaIueron, and all tho other
European prisoners, whom thr newspapers had
stated to bave been released, arc still in the
that We should wish it to be contra,ict d, but the
source where We have received it is enc which
renders IL quite deserving of credonce,
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STATISTICS OF MILwAUKEE.-The population OF
Milwaukee, Wis, i'll 1910, was 1850 souls; in 1865
the inhnb, ants numbered $500. During the
season Of navigation last year tho importatons
amounted to sc, 900 tons OF eastern merchandise,
principally sug4r tmanly from Portland Me. J,
coffee, tea, sugar, oil and salt The receipts OF
wheat amounted to 1204S, $50 bushels which is
ahead even of Chicago in this item OF such i'm
mense magnitude. Tue shipments Of wheat from
Milwaukee in 1875 amounted tn 10,479 III bushels.
In the port trade last year 457 vessels were en-
gagged in carrying, aud rates Of freight alway
remuuerativo.
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BoRRowINe.-The msn who makes profession
OF borrowing II. wspapors, is geuerally looked up
on as having adopted o mean why OF getting ac-
quainted with the irring incidents OF the world,
and is regarded by lis frieuds, although to his
face they may not show it, as being slow down."
Then how much more is want of dignity exhib-
tied by those who have charge Of the great vehi-
cles Of pubic information who borrow the ideas
OF others, AMI Intentionally or accidentally forgets
to name the source from which they have Oh.
tanned tho most i,t+resting article, perhaps, that
their colums contain.
These remarks have been brought from us in
consequence OF having observed iu o number Of
papers many matters which We certainly thought
OF sufficient Importance 10 print, and which We
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Californis editor participating in deb alto as
to the best me'hod OF building Il certain bridge,
objected to Golfer dam for making pier. He
said he had formed a prejudice against the thing;
his uncle once had COW choked with turoip,
an, for long time it was thought she would
Golfer dam head nff.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
~ SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -ss

Music ON THE BATTEaY.-The Band of the 9Th
q. 8. Infantry will perform at White Point Gar
den, this afternoon, commencing at o'clock.
PROGRAM
/. Overture. from Aoams' Opera, La Poupee de Nu.
rembe,g
2. Duett and Finale. Lucrezls Borgia.
5. Waltz WhtstonE.
4. Selection frnm Traviata,
&: Geem!iSSp Wiiheimsbad.
6. Union.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AUCTION sALE.-GAnRIEL DEWITT will sell this day,
at the northwest corner of King and Spring Streets
half past 10 O'CLOCK farming impleme show case &C.
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THE NERVE OF TIE POCKET is sometimes as SEN
sitive rs tho nerve of the tooth. The universal
demand for the fragrant SOZODONF, in prefer
enco to all other denririces, is swamping all
tooth powders and tooth washes of the expert
mental class of Dentists. Hence they denounce
Ii, tus0
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- RoBpEnY-A gentleman living in Wentworth
street had the back room of his house entered on
Thursday evening last while some friends were
sitting with him in the front, and was robbed Of
two pair of shoes and all the glassware which was
on the sideboard. The thief, not sstisfed with
taking these things, tho property of the owner Of
the premises, meanly carried off also hat be-
longing to one oil the visitors.
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IF YOU WANT nice custom. made boots, go to Ellis.
woRrHs No. ss4 Ring street. 80 Augusta
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
THE SUBSCRIBER

GOLICIT| PATRON ,GE IN THE FOLLOWING NIX.
- CHhNlchL WORKS. to wit: Repairs Weighing
pairs Hostins Maonines for stores; makes all kinda Oh
Wrought and steel Ploughs with without Also
a general run Of BLAUKSAITH woRK; also Wheel.
wright Work in general. ARCH'D MLLEIBH
H''l tnthsSpnR NJ rnmhsrfanf streot,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

MARoR's CoURT, August 10.-The docket for tho
last day or two has been quite slim, owing prob
bly, to the extreme hot weather, which prevented
the riotous from being about, or may he, want
Of funds, which did not allow the thirsty souls to
patronize their favorite bars.
There were only two cases yesterday before His
Honor-both for drunkenness One who WAS 40
far gone as to be brought bodily to the Guard
H. use, by a committee appointed for that pur-
poseGwas fined SIS, and the other, who had just
enough in him to make him imagine he was
chasing somebody, WAS caught at about the
time he arrived at tho top of his speed, and made
to pay 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
PRIVATE SALES.
Real Estate.
B Y WILHl,it Il S(lN.

Real Estate
BY WILBUR Il SON.
At Private Sale
HOUsE AND LOT, No 80 Nassau stroet: lot 80 fea
trout oy l60 feet IN depth.
HOUSE AND LOT in Henrietta street north side
four doors from Merngstreet; lot az feet by lie feet
HOU6E AND Lt,T, south side Ca houn street, third
door east of Smith street. SO feet front calhoun
street by 185 fee, in depth
HOCSk AND LOT. north side of Bogard street. third
door vest Of ST. Philip street. IS feet front by 165
deep.
HOUSE AND LOT, north sida of Bull etreet No. 80,
fourth d"or west Of Smith street. so feet front by
feet in depth.
ALSO,
Largo and small sized d. sirably situated BUILDING
LOTS, located In various psrts OF the City.
For terms. &c, apply to us,
CORNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS
August tuthsS