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themselves. They were known us individuals,
speaking a common language, but not rs citi-
zens of nation. Yet their devotion to an
idcrl national union was greater than in Ita.
ly. In Italy the interest of tho Church was
generally opposed to it, while in Germany
all parties sympathized with the glorious
iden of uniting into one political body all the
detached sections of the country; although
there were doubtless various opinions regard
ing the most suitable manner of bringing
about this desirable result.
Even now the world is dazzled with the
flash of the gun and the smoke of battle,
and only sees Austrians running and Prus.
slams in victorious pursuit, taking sides with
the two belligerents Immediately before them
The great qucsti of the destiny of the
country is to most matter of Indifference
This, however, we think will not be the case
much longer A country that has statesmen
and generals, such as Germany has developed
within the past three months, will make it.
self respected.
As far as we can learn from the still inde-
finite news about the armistice, the new Ger
man Empire of the North, of which Berlin
is to be the Capital, is bounded on the north
by the German and the Baltic Seas, and on
the south by the river Mayne, taking in the
entire northern part of Germany. This is the
cnse to all intents and purposes, even though
nominal independence shall be guaranteed
to Mecklenburg, Oldenburg, and few other
small States.
What is to be done with the south of Ger
many we cannot yet tell. Austria is no
longer to form a Component part of Germany.
This, to our mind, settles the question for
Southern Germiny, which will, of its own
accord, seek for union with the Empire of
the North. Without Austria it were too
weak to incur the displeasure of Prussia.
AS the questions to be settled are very COM
plicated, we may have to wait some weeks
ere we shall hear of their final settlement.
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7, 1866
THE ATLANTIC CABLE TELEGRAaIS.

THE ATLANTIC CABLE TELEGRAAIS.
All classes of the community, but partiou-
larly tho merchant and the representative
of the press, ore watching with the sharpest
scrutiny the workings of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Cable, and are using hll their power of
thought in attempting to understand, at the
earliest moment, the effect that 80 important
an agent may have in changing the forms of
doing business and altering the customs of
society. So great an instrumentality should
be in the hands of the most efficient and re-
liable men, and be managed, first of all, for
the general good. 1t is to be feared that, un-
til competing lines get to work, the man
agement of the present Cable will, in many
instances, deserve animadversion. The New
York World and Times are both out in strong
articles, noticing the shortcomings of the
Gable, and writer in the former journal
speaks in the following style of its manage
ment:
There is considerable disgust felt at the irregu-
larities OF the European kilograms, after they
at first, gave rise to the suspicion that tho Allan
tic Gable itself was not working we'll. But if We
arc to believe the explanation afforded this after
of absolute stupidity and false economy in trans
mitting the messages from Hearts Content to the
United States frontier tho Cable is scandalizei by
the mismanagement in repeating it's signals over
land.
On Saturday last it was announced in this
city, on the bulletin board of our contempo-
rary, and generally made public throughout
the city, that kilograms received here by the
Cable quoted Middling Upland in the Liver
pool market at 15d., which, some hour after
ward, was shown to be false by the Associa-
ted Press dispatches, which quoted that grade
of Cotton at lid. Such blunders might lead
to serious mistakes, and should by all means
be avoided and disoountenanoed. The Asso-
ciated Press dispatches are assuredly tho
most reliable, from the fact that in them there
is no special interest to serve, as they are in
tended for the whole public.
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August 8
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
CEKT1t1CATE OF LIMITED PARTN ERSHIP BE-
TWEEN UHARLEs ". NoYEs. OF CHARLEsToN,
NATHANIEL W. VAIL, OF THE TOWN OF NEW
WIND WINDSOR, 0RANGt COUNTY. STATE OF NEW
YORK. WILLIAM GtAHAM OF THE CITY COUN-
T9 AND STATE ST.; OF NEW YORK. AND JAMES ATT
non COUNTY. STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
This Certificate hereby witnesseth that tho under
sgned have by virtue of Act OF the General Assem-
bly, of South Carolina entitled IAN Act to AUTHORIZE
the formation OF Limited Partnerships" formed q
Limited partnership, follows:
First.-The name OF firm under which said Partner
ship shall be conducted Is MOVES VAIL.
secondly--The general nature Of the business to be
transacted is the Wholesale and Joubing Dry Goods
Business
Thirdly y-cHARLEs W. MOVES and NATHANIEL, ".
Vail are General Partners. and WILLIAM GRAHAM
and JAMES ATTKIN are the Special Partners.
Fourthly.-The amount of capital which each Special
Partner has contributed the Common Stock OF said
Partnership Is as follows: William Graham twelve
tn ousand five hundred dollars In cash. James AIT
kin twelve thousand five hundred dollars in cash.
Fifthly.-The said Partnership commences on the
second day Of July 1SCG eighteen hundred and
sikh and shall terminate the first day of July 1867
(eighteen hundred and siIty.sevenl
WILLIAM GRAHAM,
JAMES AITKIN,
CHARLES W. NOYES,
NATHANIEL W. VAIL.
August sc
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ROM a N LOAN
AMERICAN ISSUE
FOUR MILLIONS SLOILARS

AMERICAN ISSUE
FOUR MILLIONS NSnOrrARS
ITO INSURE THE TREASURY OF THE STATES OF
Il tho Holy Sea complete indepenc once during the
and for the me Of ns Pnp ssd es
debt His Ho!lnets. POPE Plus k by Pontiacai Act Of
the llth April 1866 deere cd the emission by subscrp-
tion OF the loan now offe- to the public.
Although former loans have commanded nearly par
tary matters, not wishing to impose sacrace upon
those wiling to assist him iu surrounding present
dncements to caita, has decided to issue this loan
sixty 6e dollars gold for tho hundred dollar
The Bonds. payable to tearer are Of 500 francs or
one hundred dollars tgold each bearing per ceut in
annually the is April and the 1st OF October in
n Paris or In New York Philadelphia and New Orleans at
the current ra OF exchange. The issue being Go
aoars !Gold will give more than ~ cent interest
From 1870, sl9 600 will bo annually appropriated for
the purchase OF the Bonds the of Interest of
those cancelled will be applied to the further reduction
It is believed that this loan will commend itseK to
b9ne y sps To- U to all 9
Holiness never addresses h'ms-lt to them in vain.
a. this f. by the pledged h Of insn at
which mas always pnnctua y fulfilled every engagements
Subscriptions received and Coupons paid at the fol-
Messrs: DINoAN, SHERMAN / CO.. Nassau nEe street
corner Pine. New York.
adephia '-A ' q w. NO. % SCUM I'd street. Phil
besBrB. - -, New Orleans
SUBSCRIPTIONS also received by Mr.. JOHN. B. MUIR
RAY, No. lSNassau street, New York.
THE VENERABLE CATHOLIC CLERGY THOUGH.
OUT The United States aud tho Canadas ito expedite this
go' work will please receive subscriptions and the
amour thereof and forward the by Draft or FI-
press to the Central Office ut the Banking House OF
Messrs DUNCAN. SHERMAN h CO marked on the en-
veiop, Pontifcal Loan reco,pt of which the Bonds
will be Immediately Il ansmi,ted to them.
ROBERT MURPHY, Agent.
/ unite with the most keyererd the Arcbb,sbors 4
baltimore and SeV York. to whom ,r. no 8ERT MUIR
PLY has brought letts's Of introduction, and has
shown his orede tals and earnestly commend the ob.
je OF his mission to the Reverend Clergy and the
Laity. p. N LYNOH I'd WV
Bishop OF Charleston.
Charleston, 8. O., August O. 1866
August tuths8s
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THE NEW GERMAN EMPIRE.


The long head of BIsMARK, orave Prus-
sian hearts, and the now world-renowned
needle-gun, have contributed more toward
the realization of the darling scheme of Ger
man patriotism than NIL the pamphl eteers,
agitators, and speech.makers of the last fifty
years. We cannot say that we approve of
the means or the manner in which this re-
suit has been brought about
Germany had nearly forty different gov
ernments, each AID all, in q certain measure,
independent of the others, and what by
rights, is but ohe nation, was split up into
forty separate States. The consequence WAS
that, with population ofover forty millions,
as highly civilized as any on the globe
abundant stores of inexnaustible wealth,
In fields and forests, mines, vineyards and
rivers; with manufactures and commerce, oil
fourishig in an extraordinary degree,-with
scholars and mechanics, the best in Europe;
with soldiers and statesmen Of the first char
acter-Germany only held secondary rank
in the family of European States. National
progress or greatness, from the very nature of
the constitution of the Diet, was impractioa-
BILE. The several petty sovereigns were too
independent, and too jealous of their rights,
to allow themselves to be controlled or ad-
vised by either of the two leading powers.
The consequence was Germany soon became
a political cipher. Austria and Prussia oc-
cupied respectable positions among the Con-
tinental powers, but this was only on the
strength of their own territory.
The most enlightened men of the country
the good and the patriotic-haye long be-
walled this, and yearned for a change; and
the change has at last arrived. The selfish
ambition of Prussia has been the instrument
of uprooting the effete system of hundred
years ago, of unseating few dozen kings,
dukes and princes, and uniting under one
head the several tribes of the German stock.
True, from the latest advices we can scarcely
call this great fact as yet accom- plished.
But the way is paved for it, and the process
OF reconstruction will not terminate till Ger
many is indeed one. AS it is of one blood,
and speaking one tongue, so shall it be under
one governing head, powerful for protection
to its people and formidable to its foes.
Italy underwent q similar process q few
years ago. But as there was much more
necessity for its unifcation, 80 also was there
less difficulty in its accomplishment. There
was some kind of bond and common interest
In Germany up to the breaking out of the
present war. In Italy there was none what.
ever. Germany had good, stable govern.
monts, sufficient for internal or domestic pur.
poses. The different States of Italy were al-
most in state of anarchy. Neither life nor
property were secure in many parts of that
peninsula. A strong government was in great
demand, and accordingly inaugurated without
more difficulty than might be reasonably ex-
pected.
1t is curious how little interest the world
at large has always taken in Germen politics
] The fault 10 doubtless with the Germane
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aR- COMMUNICATIONS sn:eTsuea yor iuV!suutsUn
The Daily Ne,os No. 18 Hayne- street, Charleston,
8. O. Business Communications 10 Publisher OF
Ddiy Ne,1s.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected oon,n,,ntoa
lions.
Advertisements outside Of The city ,aust be docompa-
MED toith the cdsh.
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WANTED.--NEGRO KERsEYs.

NY ONE HAVING A QUANTITY OF HEAVY sl
A INCH ENG i.ISH iOUD'. White or Gray, win hnd
purcha, or II the Goods Cheap by addressIno the
Subscribers. sith samples and Droe The white Goods
mapped Mke blanket, and some cheaper Goods
without nap called ''Welsh Piaf a. rTba 6rnn
ods different in mixtures. style and quality Bo$
No. 24l9, Boston p. o., Mass AuSnst
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TO CAPITALISTS.

ENOR SMALL AMOUNT INVESTED. LARGE
IL PROFITS can b. gained. The dersigned hsv.
ing secured his Patent flights and having capital
enough to manufacture largely. Offers AN HALF IN
TRREST to any person desiring profitable Investment
These Implement intended to meet the wants OF
Planters and Farmers throughout the whole country
their economy Is such that all agriculturiss will use
them, thereby saving dfty per cent of labor.
Leave .onr address ut this nffice, or apply to
W. o. GIBSON,
No. 81 Wolfe street Charleston, 8. G.
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OOPARTNERSHIPS.

N''TICE.
IUNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE FXISTIS(;
Il under the hrrn OF SIMOSS BROTHERS wns dis
8 'ived by the death OF KEATING l. SIMON~ on 18th
January last All p"rsons indebted to tho .ad firm viii
please mako immediate payment to ~ "
sEDdWICk SIAIONs, Survivor
August 7 Jul ,,s:
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THE COPARrNERsuIP


/ ERETOFOhE EXISTING UNDER THE NAME OF
IL PATRICK Il LEA ia this DAY dissolved by mutual
nsent and G. Y PATRICK is authorised to settle the
business of the late firm.
fsigneh g. Y PATRICK.
GEORGE LEA.
Damberg, s. c., August 3, 1866. August
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TO RENT, Go.

ITO RENT, PART OF A FINE RESI-
4 DENCE consisting of Ave roomp, with pantry and
Kitchen, hne piazza and garden location central and
pleasant Reference given and required Apply at No.
is sMEhTlNG.STREET. August
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DISSOI UTION OF COPAItTVERsHIP

VIZ
TNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the firm of ATKINS, NOYtS& jon STON,
dissolved the ls Of July last by mutual consent
JAMES AITKIN.
OHAS. W MOVES,
ARTHUR JOHNSTON.
August 8 AZ
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RTnERsuIp rs,r,.,D

TINE FIRM OF FREEMAN l. PUNDT and FREE-
Il MAN, PUNDr n CO., is dissolved by mutual con-
cent Their affairs will be nquidated b. VIRGINIIJs
FkEEMAN and JOHN PUNDr
FREEMAN PUNDT
FREEMAN, PUNDT & CO
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
Il o Copartnership under the style ., sHEPHFRD,
DUO 4 COHEN. for manufacturing fINwARE Of ali
descriptions They VIII also dealt Stoves, Crates
ton, 8. O.
WILLIAM SHEPHERD,
FRANCIS 81 DUO.
July 1st, 1866. McDUFF COHEN.
July II 1mon
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THE SUbSCRIRERs

TTAyE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES AS
II partners in building Engines, Boilers. Castings
House Fronts, etc., at the Palmetto To Works, cor
her OF Concord and Hasel streets, at lockwood John.
sons old stand. VIRGINIUS FREEMAN,
j, HN III. PUNDr,
EDWARD A. DODD.
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COPARTNEHs SHIP NOTICE.
VNHE CoPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and style of AUSTIN & ALBEE
has this day dissolved according articles Of agree
ment. tSigned.) EARLES AUSTIN.
CHARLES II. ALBEE-
THE UNDERSIGs ED
AS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PAINT OIL
IL AND GLASS BUSINESS, Mr. GEORGE W. WAR
REM The business will he' eater be conducted in the
STREET. OHARIEs r. AIMEE
July
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LUMBER, LUMBER! LUMBER, !

p AFT LUMBER OF ALL sIZEs FOR SALE LOW
III by tho Raft retail, at west end Broad
Aosus'0 2-etnlmo
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LOST, STOLEN, 60.

Il OST, ON l. ST SATURDAY NIGHT, A
~ DIAMOND BREAsTPIN, on Warren, between
King and Coming streets. The finder will be suitably
rewarded By leaving 1t at the Drug Store corner King
and John streets. 81 August
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[TlFTY DOLLARS REWARD. l. q II ,
! YESTERDAY, between King and wentworth s's,
HEAVY GOLD WATCH tNDf GOLD LINK CHAIN, NJ.
Tobias Liverpool maker Tho above reward win bs
paid and no Questions asse for return of saue at No.
Vi Wen worth, or No: 297 Kingsireet D. JACOBS
Watchmakers Will take notice II offered for SALE
August
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BOARDING.

POARDING-TWO OR THREE GENTLE.
- mEN, or Lady and Gentleman, can be accom-.
modated with BOARD, by applying ct No. IL WENT
wOkTH sTREET. three doors below Anaon. Jnly ~
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SCHOOLS.

MI. ZION INSTITUTE, WINsBORO', 9. G.
T1HE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
l. resumed Monday, the 10th Of July.
TERMS PER sEsBION:
Board with Tuition in all it's branches except Phi
losophy, Chemistry, and French ............. $50
Tuition OF day scholars in the classical or higher
English and Mathematical departments. ....... 80
Tuition In other branches from $l2 to.........: 90
course OF Chemistiy or PHILOSOPHY. 16
ffehcn;. ...................... 10
The above reckoned in te currency OF the coun
try Payment required half advauce-the resIdue at
the close Of tho session.
Students required to furnish bed llnen covering and
towels a. A. WODDWARD
guy ZO thstul2 Principal.
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URsULINE ACADEMY OF THE IMMACU.
LATE CONCEPTION, "vALLE CRUcIs," NEAR
COLUMBIA SO

LATE CONCEPTION, "vALLR CRUoIs," NEAR
COLUMBIA, SC
TUE LADIES OF THIS INSTITUTION HAVE
l. 30 far recovered from tho loss entailed on them
by tho burning of their "Convent and Aoa en- -
as 10 able to It's Academic E1ercisea on the
FirH Monday in September.
Teru per soHOLAsTO YEAR OF TEN MONTHS.
payable half early in advance:
THIRD GLASS. uition In English. French and Piano.
with Boa d, LodginR Washing, Fnel and Lights S6UO
SECOND OLAns-Tuition in English. French Drawing
Piano auitar and VIoal Music with Board &C., $780,
n,f FIRST oL.ssITulaon IN Enelish, F'ench. Latin
Painting With Board, do.. SlOOu "
90, No Pupil 10 received under twelve years Of age
and siace the small residence accommodate only
limited number 26 those between tho ages Of fifteen
and tsent, are PREFER d.
11- Applications for admission may DO made to the
MOTHER BUPEhIOR. Columhis or to Right Rev
Biehop LYNoH, Charleston, h. O.
Augut2 thRtulmo
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r OST, on FRIDAY LAST, PAIR OF
~ GOLD sPEOTACLES Gliding tempes octave
frame, incosed In dark Morocco The finder will
be rewarded II required. Inquire at this Office
August
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
Il Coplrtnership under the name and style OF GOOD
RICH, W1NEMAN CO., for the purpose of carrying
q WHOLESALE DRUG AND IMPORTING BUSINE ESS,
at No. 1853 Meeting-street.
GEORGE O. GOODRICH,
PHILIP WINFMAN.
JOHN ASHHURST.
Charleston, August lst 1866.
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NOTICE.
I HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED OF MY ENTIRE
Il interest in the DRUG BUSINESS formerly conduct
ed by me, to Messrs. GOUDRICH WINEMAN 4 co.
Thanking former patrons their liberal patron
age, take great pleasure in recommending my success
sors. J. A. MOISGAN
Charleston, August lat, 1866.
August 6ths4
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MUTUAL BENr FIT I.OhN ASS',GIATIoy
VIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS ASSOCIATION ARE
requested to att nd meeting at tho Masonic Hall
rms Euc''n3 7th inst, ut O'Clock, who the Commit
tee will report. HENRY CORA
August President
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
ITNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE FXIS TING
Il under the name. style and ftm Ct JOHN g..
RIGGS Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN 8. RIGGS.
August J. KAvENEI, MACBETH
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M jIti1lNttS

CHhKLES'rON BOARD Ots ,rtaDE.
fINHE REGULAR Mo THLY MEETING or THE
L Charleston Boa,d of Trade will h. hold TLiS Err
ning at the Charleston Hotel Cul, boom nt 'c,rc;
August 7 snnro,a
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WANTS.

WANTED TO HIRE, GOOD COOK
w WASHER and Ironer Apply to the N. Z. CORNER
OF MEETING AND SOCIETY sTRL ETS.
August7
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DEuTS' HER FREUND>CuaF FITS HUyD
VII OCULAR MONT LY MEETING OF THIS
= society takes place This Evening. ats O'Clock.
A,n,.., GEO. uUNEKEN,
-Neurt IL Secretary.
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HEBREW ORPHAN SHC.ECTY
A nESuLAh MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS So
IA CiE Will be hold This Euening at 7 O'Clock.
,. BARkETT COHEN,
Sprr
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IJOUsE AND LOT EOR SALE IN THE
IL town OF Aiken, 8. O.; Lot fronting 160 feet
on Newbrry street and running back 400 feet adoin-
tvo.story frame House. containing seven rooms,
double piazza in 'front.' kitchen, stable, and all neces.
sary outbuildngs new and In good order; q @ well
Of water 100 feet Deep large garden grape vines
peach and plum trees, 60, 40.
For particulars terms, &C., inquire OF
WILLIAMS & COVERT. Charleston, g. O.
orby mail, to JAS. PERRoIs, Aiken. 8. q.
July a
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,r,,,,, ..lbERSIaN SOCIETY,
| NJ ~ nsa ULNR MONTHLY MEETING WILL BF
u heid at the Hall THIS Evening. at O'Clock.
Au,ns,7 THOS. OBRlEN,
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
FUNHE UNDERS GNRD HAVE THIS DAY FORMED 4
Il Copartnership for carrying the REAL ESTATE
STOCK BROKERAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS, under the name and style of MACBE1 II &
RAvENkL- RAVENEL MACBETH
August !, 1866. DANIEL hAyENEL Jn
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August 3

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
I HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN THE
Il management of the Charleston Hotel, Mr.. GEORGE
G. MIXER long and favo' ably known to the travelling
public. The Hotel will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of WIFI Z & MINER
WILLIAM WHITE.
Charleston, August 1. AugustS
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FOR SALE.

ENOR sALE.-FOUR LARGE AND WELL
IL BROKE OXEN, in fine order; have not been worked
TOR some time. Price two hundred and forty dollars.
STRONG OK WAGON, WITH YoKEs AND
CHAIN. Price forty dollars. Address
PLANTER"
AugustS summerville, 8 C..
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V1GTLhNT FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
A TTEND THE REGU MO OSTHLY nEETING OF
N your Company, at Hall of German Fire Compnnv-
in Chalmers street. This Tuesday Evening" the 7th inst
Mt O'Clock PR cisely.
puncual attendance is requested
By order. JNO T. IuMpuRFys
August Secretarv