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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

WE HAD the pleasure, on Saturday night,
of witnessing ARrEMvs WARDS performance.
We were expecting q rich treat in the way
of humor, since our acquaintance with the
husband of BETSY JANE has been of long
duration, and We knew him both wisely and
we'll. We were not disappointed, nor do we
suppose those of our readers were who were
present at his lecture. We enter into no crit
icism of Mr.. Wards "show," inasmuch rs
there is no necessity for it. The gentleman
is known the wide world over as humorist,
rs writer possessing wondrous amount of
genius Those of our readers who have
read the first book that this inimitable writer
printed cannot have forgotten the many un-
surpassed papers of that volume. His de-
scriptions of his experiences as Snowman,
an exhibitor Of waxfggerS and moral
snakes" his extreme modesty as business
man, and his homely observations on men
and manners, arc unsurpassed. His later
production is equally good. 1t is in this
book that we have his experiences in Nor
mondom, and here also we have his assurance
that he was so excessively loyal that he put
all his wife's relations in the army, but re-
manned at home, as he had to command the
Home Guard at Baldinsville.
In reality, Mr.. Brown, as is Mr.. WARD s
real name, is IL most legitimate performer.
Throughout the Southern country he has re-
ceived the hearty support of all who desire
pleasant entertainment. lie is q gentleman
of the first water, as We know, and to our
citizens, who wish to change the monotony of
our dull and dreary everyday life, we would
most earnestly say that nothing would please
them more than visit to ARrEMus WARDS
lecture this evening at the Hibernian Hall.
Besides the humor of the lecturer, some cap
ital scenes from Utah are presented, with an
interesting account of tho present condition
and habits of the Mormons.
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est man this age has known. The small
amount contributed, upon the original an
nouncement Of our purpose, however, we will
still take the liberty of forwarding, in the
hope that, in some way, she will be pleased
to use it.
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BOARDING.

DOAEDING.-DAY EOARDERS CAN BE
ID accommodated in respectable family ut Sc .
week, where good table will kept. couple OF
ROOMS also to RENT. Location central Apply at
this Office. ." February
sIOARD.-SEVEItAL SINGLE GENTLE
- MEN ran be- comfortably and reasonably accom-
lno,i;rd with Board and Lodging IN respectable pr
fiiy ut great walking distance from any bus
portion of the city. .pl:ly ut No. lG Mddle-stree
january II
THIRST Cl1ASS PRIVATE BOARDING.
Families unl pcrrlaIrnt bUarders cau bc accom-
IOlte with fine pleasant ROOMS. by applying ut the
southeast corner OF Meeting and Marke->Eseers. En-
trance Meeting street y few day boarcrs can be
comrnO(ated. limo Dccrnber 30
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For SALE.

rIOR SALE, THE PLEASANTLY LOCAT-
l. Ed HOUSE AND LOT, No. 2G Hnretr--strrtt
East side, door above Radcliffe. containing four
square Rooms. Dressing Rooms, Pantry: and two n
finished Attics Stable, Carriaso House. und servants
apartments, all in complete order Lot feet front
l51Is deep For small iamily one of the most dc
lightful residences in the city. Apply to
Il. q. PTNCkSEy,
February fmw No. Vanderhorst's Wharf
NOR AL E.-ONE YAVL BOAT, 22
u feet long, feet beam also, lot OF BLOCKS, of uu
sizes and, ,1ot of ROPE of all lrngtls and szes.
The above nearly new and will be sold cheap, If
applied for soon. STYLES & CARTER
January 81 No. 10 Vanderhorsts Wharf.
LNIRST-CLASS COTTON AND RICE PLAN
l. TATIONS FOR SALE and to LEASE
Apply to CLIFFORD 4 MATHEWES
January IS limo No. 81 Z Broad street.
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L. = u,AK N0U,ICE

% Ilflh
TIME UNITED STATES DIRECT-TAX COMMISSION
ERS for the District OF South Carolina hereby give
notice that the TaxRels Of the following Parishes In the
State aforesaid, to w.t. ST. Andrews Parish ST. John
Berkeley Parish, st. Thomas and st. Dennis Parish
james Goose Greek Parish and st. paus Parish are
completed and tut the Taxes may be paid Oh the lands
and lots therein for sixty days from this date their
Office in The City Of Charleston, South Carolina.
W. E. WORDING, Commissioners
WILLIS DRUMMOND, for 5. Carolina.
&c No. 20 Broad-street rear of Law Range.
Charleston. 8. G.. Dec II. 1885. December II
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TO RENT, &c.

ITO RENT.-THE STORE No. 26T KING
STREET. belonging TO the Estate of A. +. Browning.
This is OF the finest stores and best business stands
in the city. Apply to R. c. Gchrist ESQ., corner Broad
and Church streets. Possession given 1st OF March
January o9 wful3
mo RENT, PART OF FINE X E 8 L
DENCE, In q central location, consisting Of three
largo Rooms with Pantry aud Kitchen attached Piazza
to the south opening on ar!o Garden Gas in oil the
Rooms and fine Cistern on the premises. Rent mode
rate to approved tenant.
Also. ROOM suitable for Doctors Office or Sleep
ing Room; aud Stable, with good lot attached. Apply
at No. 1l9 Meoting-strect February y
A SUITE OF ROOMS, CONSISTING OF
n two bedrooms, parlor aud pantry. also kitchen,
to respectable family, in pleasant and business por-
ton of the CITY, Also few permanent and day board
ers be accommodated, by applying ut this office
February thsm3"
mo RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE
at the corner of Atlantic Wharvcs and East Bay,
block above tho old Postoice. Possession given
Immediately. Apply ut WEBB & SAGE'S,
February No. Hnync-strcct
DEWS no RENT Ar 81. MICHAEL'S
CHURCH.-An Agent of the Vestry will he ut
the Church Saturday the Sd February from 10 o'clock
TIL o'clock, to rent out Pews January 80
ITO KENT.-AN OFFICE SUITABLE FOR
/ Physician or Dentist in q business part Of the
city. Apply to ODritn Aimar, No. 1G Marxct.street.
January 80
mo KkNT.-A FINE Lon SUITABLE FOR
WOOD or COAL YARD, in the business portion Of
tho city For information inquire at this office.
January 90
INANM TO RENT OR FOR SALE, SIX
IL miles from the City. Inquire at No. gig KING
STREET 3mo+ December %
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SCHOOLS.
1,rIE sIrySCRIRER

A GRADUATE OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA MILL
"A TARY ACADEMY, will open an ENGLISH AND
SCHOOL FOR BOYS, oil Monday.
February 18th For terms &c.. apply at NO G7 Coming
street, three doors south Of Callioun-strect
February 5 II A. DOTY.
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nF Al COMMUNICATIONS intended for publication in
This journal must be addressed to The Editor Of
ths DAILY Netos, No. 1S Hayne- street, Charleston,
s. G. Business Communications to Publisher Of
Vs caTnot undertake to return rejected conuunico-
adne,S;seents outside of the city must be aoconpa-
MED ,cih the cash.
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EDWIN O. RELL

EDWIN @. BELL,
DANEEE AND BROKER IN SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, Nos. 40 and 42,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
WILL BUY AND SELL BONDS, STOCKS AND
w BANK NOTES ON COMMISSION.
Loans negotiated Oh Southern values.
Real Estate sold, leased exchanged
Partnerships for the working of Southern plantations
arranged.
Parties wishing tn dispose Of Real Estate. desiring
negotiate for joint account cultivation of their lands
cannot be tun minute in furnishing information as IL
location quantity cleared, quality production, yield per
hand and acre, proximity to transportation, &c., &c.
January 90 mwf
THE STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON DISTRICT
|NERT1FICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Be
" TWEEN CLEI.iND X. HUGER and BENTLEY D.
HAS1ELI. of Charleston. and the firm of N. X JESUP
JESIip. JOHN L. KENNEDY. JOHN URERAE aud
SAMUEL a. STRONG.l
This Certificate hereby witnesscth that the undcrsign-
ed lave by virtue OF the Act of tho General Assembly OF
South Carolina entitled can Act to authorize the for
tim of Limited Partnerships" formed o LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP as follows
LIST. Tho firm under which said Partnership
shall be conducted. is uUGER HAsELL.
I'd The general nature OF the business to be transact
ted is THE BUSINESS OF RAILROAD SUPPLIES AND
FURNISHING MACHINERY IN GENERAL, in all their
departments, and also that of COMMISSION MER.
CHANTS, generally.
Sd. CLEIAND X HUGER and BENTLEY D. HAsELL
arc General Partners; NJ. h. JESUP & Co. Special
Partners.
4th. NJ K. JESUP Il CO., tho Special Partners, have
contributed the of TWENTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS to the common stock of said Partnership.
5th. The said Partnership commences OH the tenth of
January, thousand eight hundred and sixysx. and
shall terminate the thirtictl day Of April one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty eight
BENTLEY D. HASEII,
January9 tut thm12 NJ. L. JESUP & co.
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uENEy A. nJcLFOD.

EAST BAY, REAR OF THE OLD CUSTOM HOUSE.
TVAS RESUMED THE GENERAL COMMISSION
AND SHIPPING BUSINESS at above location,
aud solics continuation OF the patronage extended to
the late firm.
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Y. YGLESIAS.
THE SUBSCRIBER,

WHO HAS CONTINUED IN THIS CITY IN THB
same business since the above date, and who has not
vet been informed of the RESUMPTION OF THEIR
FORMER BUSINESS BY MESSRs. EDGERToN Il
RICHARDS, may be found at No. 50 2BROAD.STREET,
next door west of EDaEnToN & RICHARDS Hardware
Store he will be happy to meet his and their old GUS
toners as heretofore and is prepared to and At
them in the most fashionable style of the times. From
his long practical experience in this City and elsewhere
he feels confident of giving entire satisfaction he has
always on hand an EXTENSIVE STOCK OF FRENCH
AND ENGLISH GOODS. and will fill and execute all or
ders at the shortest notice. The most EXPERIENCED
WoRKMEN are employed in the establishment
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COPAKTNERSHIP NOTICE.

CUPASTNEKSHIP NUTICE.
N1HE SUBSCRIBER HAS THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
with him lis Brother, LAWRENCE CANTWELLy
and will continue tho WHOLESALE GROCERY, GENE
RAL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at No.
III East Bay corner Frasers Wharf, under the name
of JAMES CANTWELL& 4 co.
JAMES CANTWELL.
Orders for tho Purchase and Shipment OF COTTON,
RICE AND NAVAL STORES promptly attended to; and
all orders from the Country for Goods filed with dis
patcl JAMES CANTWELL & co.
january mwf2mo
DISSOLUTION OF COPANTNE ERSHIP.
TIME FIRM OF MCLEOD Il BELL WAS DISSOLVED,
by mutual consent. on the first day of July, 1865
Either party will sign the iirni-name in the liquidation
of unfinished business.
fSignet) HENRY A. MCLEOD.
EDWIN O. BELL.
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L.ReEsT CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

-THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning in the Postofhce at the emu
of each week is published officially
IN TILE DAILY NEWS every + ri
day morning.
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REMOVAL
REMOVAL
MEDICAL NOTICES.


DIR. Il. REEESTJERNA,
DHYS1C1AE AND SURGEON, NO. 100 BROAD
j STREET.
N. D.-Diseases of private nature cured with dis.
patch. Janmrv 10
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.

NTATHEWES L. FORD WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Nl in'orm their friends that they have removed
their GROCERY to the NORTHEAST CORNER OF
KING AND BROAD STRtETS. where they wll he, D
OH hand q GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLE LES
IN THEIR LINE. 3 February 3
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DIR. WM. HUTSON FORD
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 259 NETTING
~ STREET, west side. one door above Columbus
January 81 Mfm3s
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COPARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
w ourselves in partnership, uLder the firm Of
CRAIG, TUOMEY & CO.. for the transaction Of the
Ship Chandlery snd Shipping and Commission Business
No. 48 East Baystreet, between Bcyce Co.'s North
and South Wharves, to commence from 1st December
CHAS. T. CRAIG,
JNO. TUONEY,
December s ROBT. ". LOCKWOOD.
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GENTLEsIAN OF SOME EXPERIENCE
n ns Teacher will give private lessons In LATIN,
FRENCH SPANISH and MATHEMATICS. For terms,
Sc apply at the Bookstore Of Mr. John Russell. 10.
285 Kng-street. OctoDor II
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
U1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED COPART-
i NERSHIP under the namo and style Of ZOG-
BAUM YOUNG CO., to date from January 1st, for the
pu rpose of carrying on Wholesale and Retail MUSIC
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENT BUSINESS.
FERDINAND ZOGBAUM, New York.
oHAs L. MccLENAHAN. Charleston.
February !
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1866.

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AUCTION.
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

EIGHTEEN HCNDhhD H>-'N ~
Starting upon the very verge OF 'l'"e
which ssparates the cid from the new
wa Mace ourselves in a respectful attl-
+rds and, making our best bow, to our
natrons and the public in general wish
each and all happy new year The
wish is genuine; it comes from the very
ceptre of orr beart-and yet we fear to
many households it cannot be happy
new year. We wish it-but the wish is
yapor; it can have no more effect than
the morning mist which vanishes with
the rising of the sun. Still, by prudent
conduct, great economy OF resources,
and faithful and abiding trust in that
good Providence that shapes ouI ends,
rough hew them how We may" the
most of us who live can pass comfortably
through the new year, and when Time
shall bring its advent around, be pre-
pared to encounter the pleasures and
hardships of a other Iu the many re-
Elections which arise in the contempla-
tive mind on the termination of the old
and the commencement of the new year,
there is food for chapter embracing
columns of the paper; but in these re-
Elections we do not propose to indulge,
II is better, perhaps, to laugh dull care
AWAY" or at all events to make the
best of what time Providence allots us
in this world.
The ways of the world have not much
changed since the creation. Mankind
is the same it was when the tat OF his
creation was pronounced. Governments
have chauged-thi5 mode and that mode
has been adopted aud disCarded-but
the tendency OF every form OF govern
ment has ultimately been to make the
rich richer and the poor poorer There
tore, in the language Of Jaques the tru
" wise philosopher and inimitable satir'
ist, We say to the poor, humble yonr
selves and be happy III your humility;
to the rich who clothc themselves in
fine linen of Egypt sweep on, you lat
and greasy citizens, it is just the fashion.
Wherefore do you look upon that poor
and broken bankrupt there?" But, as
aliment for reflection to these same rich,
we quote the same Jaques: Call me
not fool, till Heaven hath sent me for
tune"
The customary observance in this
community is that of making and re-
ceiving calls The practice is one that
has its disagreeable as we'll as pleasing
features, but the latter largely predomi-
nate, and the people who are trying to
vote it ont of fashion are still in the mi
nority. 1t is social, genial practice,
and 80 long as there az sociable, whole
souled, hospitable people left among us
and may their tribe inCrease--the good
old-fashioned practice will prevail. III
everything that is abused was dispensed
with, we should be deprived of half the
comforts and pleasures OF life. But let
there be no compromise; either the gen
uine old Virginia hospitality an invita-
ton 10 cross the threshold, a hearty
greeting and The Inequalities OF the
mansion; or else no pretence OF obser
vance Of the day.
A happy New Year to all
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-01

BABYLON HAS FALLEN."-We learn
that the "culled folks" of the city made
application to CheL authorities for per,
mission to use the Hall of the House OF
Delegates for ball on New Years night,
of course they didn't get it-intett,gen-
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All but the ''of course. We see no
reason why the authorities should thus
deny their friends the use OF the Hall,
and are at loss to know why the appli-
cation of the "culled folks was rejected
If Cuffey is free, and is to have the right
Of suffrage, he will soon claim his seat in
his very Hall. Don't slight your friends
u this way again Republicans.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-01

DEATH OF PRINTER.-Mr. James
Meek, an old and respected Wheeling
typo" died at his residence in Bridge
port on Saturday. Mr.. Meek was at one
time proprietor of the Daily ITacellsr,
published here, and was subsequently,
the publisher of two or three different
weekly and monthly papers, which were
Extensively read and appreciated in this
city. The deceased was we'll known
here and in Pittsburg as warm friend,
a good typo" and perfect gentleman.