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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

The FARSEsg PALAcE.-The Farnese
Palace in Rome. just bought by the EN-
peror Napoleon from the ex-kine Of Ma
Piles, was built BY Pope Paul Ill. when
he was cardinal, and by Cardinal Alessan-
dro Farnese. The architects employed
were Antonio da San Gallo, Michael An
gelo, Vignolo and Jacopo della Ports, and
the materials used were chiefly taken from
the ruins Of the Coliseum. The kings Of
Naples obtained the palace By succession,
on the extinction Of the Farnese family in
1871.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

A DUEL was fought at Little Rock. Ar
kansas, recently. between Walter Coggs-
well, Post. Master at Wayne, and J. 1.
Wright. editor Of the Wayne Gazette.
Their weapons were swords-the cause,
jealousy. Both were frightfully mangled,
having Tough, until the loss Of blood
caused them TO faint. Both will die.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

DENSITY OF POPULATION. The new
volume Of the British Board Of Trade Sta.
,is,ical Tables gives the following state
men, Of the population Of countries with
more than 10. 900, 900 inhabitants. accord
ing to the most recent census: United
kingdom. 25S persons to the English
square mile upon an average; Italy. 225 ;
France. $50 Prussia. l79; Austria, l55 ;
Spain land Balearic Islsnds), 81; Turkey.
10; United States, II ; Russia, 8; Russia
in Europe. 81; Brazil, 8. The population
Of the elgh, above named States of the old
world exceeds go, 900, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

Row-MAS CuT.-Two men. Miller ana
Martin, 20, into a row yesterday, at fris-
bie's lower saloon, about politics. Martin
mot Charley Gu, Miller (no, Mors( about
The head with a pocket knife, lnticting
some slight wounds. We guess there was
some whisky mixed up with their politics.
-Carson Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

OREGON FIsH.-The salmon season,
says the Oregonian, is closed. About
10000 barrels have been taken during the
season. worth, in the aggregate, near $685.
900. The market Is already bare. A
single barrel Of choice cannot now be pro-
cured,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

The Taunton (Mass.) Gazette wants a
restaurant in that city where fried leather
shall no longer delude the soul with prom
i,es of beefsteak, and where lsdies can go
without shame or annoyance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

THERE are seventy telegraph offices at
New York. employing s76 persons. One
hundred wires leave the city. OF which
thirty run to Washington. The American
and Western Union companies have 1000
oficss with 5000 employees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

The Bishop Of Carlisle recently asked q
youthful scholar if he had read Thirty
nine Articles. "No," said the boy. "bus
I have read the Forty Thieves" You
may stand down, sir" said the Bishop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

GUNS N HONOR OF THE UNION VIcTo-
RIrs.-The Carson Zouaves got out their
how,tzer. las, evening, and fred some
very lively salu,es in honor Of the recent
Union vic,ories.-Cdrson Appeal Of to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

A BIT OF OLD LoSDoN.-The we'll
known coFee-house. Garraway's, was
closed las, month. and the building will
be pulled down to make room for city I'M
proyements. The establishment is sup
posed TO have existed for nearly three
hundred years. and is reported to have
been the scene OF the first introduction oil
tea and Of the connection of the South
Sc. bubble. Swift said Of the spectators
who ,hrove on the delusion, that
"Secure on Garraway's cliffs
A savage race by Shipwrecks fed,
Lie waiting for the foundered skits,
And strip the bodies OF the dead
The old building was destroyed by tre.
with eighty other houses, on the 10th OF
March, l74s. OF late years Garraway's
has been chiefly famous in connection
With sales by auction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

The Paris journal L'Erenement is pub
fishing a series Of papers purportins to
come from the spirit Of Joseph Addison.
They are weaker than the originals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

The Mountain Democrat says there is
rumor that members Of Walter. Bray's
roupe had been killed by Indians while
or their way down the river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

The Daily Times of San Francisco, the
new frst.class Union journal. so much
talked about, is officially announced to
appear on November 9Th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

A FENIAS has written for the forth
coming number Of Temple Bar an account
of the 'sinvasion" Of Canada, IN which he
was connected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

MORE OYsrERs.-The Victorians are
happy to the discovery OF sew
eral new beds Of very tine bivalves in their
neighborhood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

nR, CATIONS OFFICE IS REMOVED
from the Maynard Block over the Exchange.
10 the Once over Judge Hall, In the Winterbauer
Building.
SAMUEL HYATT Ia my authorized Agent
to collect and:rsceipt for moneys due me.
.s .s DR.. GAST0N.
Gold Hill. Oct. 0. 1866: saa.. ee9.lms
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Dissolution.

THE Co.PARTNERsHIP THEREFORE Elk.
Isting between the undersigned In the Wagon.
making and B~lacksnlthing business, IL this day
dissolved by mutual consent ThoA gallagher
will receive and pay all debts Of the late Arm.
THOS. GALLAGHER
W. II. DENISE.
c,,d Hill s.nt l. 1864 sel2.tf
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II. w. kEYES.
General Undertaken,
Ne. 10, South c street,..... Virginia,
Has on hand the only stock Of
Barstow,s Metallic Baskets and Burial
Cases, Fine Mahogany Collins,
CONN Trimmings, ETC.,
In the state!
Also-METALLIC CoFFINs OF all kinds, got
nm nt shortest notice. Also. large assortments OF
silver. Plated and Metal Mountlngs. Grape, Gloves
Robes, Fringes and Satin Linlngs, etc.
Particular attention paid to SHIPPING
BODIES, and Funerals attended to with
promptness.
Remember the old stand
No. 98 South G Observation-Disclosures.
z. w. KEYRs.
=. s-HeHr,es and Carriages will be In readi.
ness to attend Funerals all over tho county ana
n' Il. w. KEYEs,
No. 70 South C observation-disclosures,
Wishe, 10 inform bis friends and the public gen
orally that he has on hand Q
complete stock Of
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
BeddIns, Carpets, Blankets, Shooting,
Crockery, Wooden uud Willow
Ware, etc., etc.
thank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
10 business, to merit a continuance OF the same.
Er Remember the OLD STAND. No. 26
South c street, Virginia E. w. KEfES
Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Ma
chimes and Fixtures on hand.
au3 II Z. w. kEYES Agent.
WAGON LUMBER.
DUR STOCK OF
Wagon g. Carriage Material,
rs now complete. consisting Of a choice selec-
Oak, Hickory and aecoud.xrowth
Ash Plank aud scantlinR.
A full assortment of
Axles, Bolsters, Wagou.Peles, HUB
Spokes and Relloes, Rims,
MS. To Etc., Etc., Etc., %
Suitable for washoe trade, and worthy attention
Of Dealers. ,s
go U i Waterhouse & Lester,
-g'rI II and 10 Seventh street. sscramenIo.
au27.HI % and 81 Battery street. ban Fra
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CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE,.
ANQONVIIIL q -.l.-.--..-

ANSONVILLEt N. U.
nyHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL.
begin on tho FIRST MONDAY in September, and
continue till the 18th of January, 1867, period Of
twenty weeks, with an interval OF one week at Christ
mns.
The Spring Session will begin Immediately on the ex.
prntton of ,bo 70 mer, and will continue till the hrssf
| Wednesdayiu Jun, 1887.
Great ael lon is paid to the health and comfort OF
the pupils Tlu efforts Of the present head Q! the Co
Iege have in these respects been crowned Win mahoo
with gratifying succers 1865 -, n...,=
The Boarding Department is III charge of the Pres1-
dent of the College, wio with his family resides IN inc
College, and has the immediate direction OF all lnatters
pertaining to this department. ...oo.,
The citizens Of Charleston and vicinity can see eata
loqu.s ut the office of ". 0. BENNETT IL CO., And are
referred to Col E. R. LLES OF that hrm or more oe
| tailed information.
pupils who may reach Cleraw can be met there ana
brought to College, at moderate expense ny giving the
President timely notice. ,.5z.....h
The attention of parents residing in the more sout,
cry districts hereby tpecay directed to the
properties OF tho mineral waters mt and near he otese
it is believed those at the College have recently Much
improved i'll their restorative powers.
The charges are believed to be very moderate..lney
arc as follows payable in specie orits equivalent 1t s
expected that one-hef of the charges Will be PAID IN
advance but in special cases more liberal terms VIII Dc
accorded:
Board Washing, and Fuel.
Tuition in English eparment, from ST. 81 to 70
Tuition i'll 3Isc and OF Pinnos 70
Tuition i'll Special Branches, from. .....,...$l0t to 70
BoarderB required to furnish their own lights,
Sheets Towels, anu Pow-cases also two Clothes Bags
tor soilad clothes. j. L. BLANKENSHlP,
August 23 Z President c. I. College,
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portant. This is q terrible revenge TO WreaK
on those reousant Republican, ANDREW
JOHNSON, VIM. Fl. SEWARD, RAYMOND, Doo-
LITTLE, etc. How they will gnash their teeth
with rage when they read that they are not
to get any "expensively bound" volume Of
these proceedings. Such "rewards Of merit"
are only for "good boys,o like FRED, ANNA
and THEODORE.
There were among the guests a large num-
Der of distinguished Northern Radical poll.
ticians, who took up great part Of the time
of the Convention in preaching to them
Among these were Senator WILSON, "Silver
Spoon" BUTLER, as the New York Herald
calls him, Judge KELLEY, Senator HARLAN
and others BUTLER made them quite long
and very edifying "didactio' speech. He
himself says it is didactic.] OF course he
gave some Of his New Orleans "reminiscences;
the General likes to revert to that episode in
his life. He appears to think, too, that some
explanation is needed for his presence at the
Convention, and for his advocating negro suf-
frage. lie spoke Of having ordered 5000 COL
ored troops to take rebel stronghold. They
did SO, and going over the field afterward he
saw over 500 black men with their dead faces
upturned, and he swore that he would ever
thereafter be the advocate of the negro. That
BUTLER should feel remorse for having slaugh
tered 500 negroes does him eminent credit, if
we could only believe that his black heart
were capable of such feeling especially
when he himself was most probably behind
some "bomb-proofn at the time.
Query: What stronghold was this !? Beth.
ell? No! that is where he went up to Hill,
and ran down again. Bermuda Hundreds
No! there he was bottled. Fort Fisher ?
No! that was on j" ."impractible" stronghold,
not to the taste Of BUTLER. We begin to
fear that BEN, led away by the fervor Of his
imagination, drew a highly colored picture
for his credulous Philadelphia audience, and
that he was not over nice as to questions OF
fact, SO the story told we'll.
BEN was facetious, too, on this occasion, as
we'll as pathetic. lie says:
"It is said that this is to be white mons gov
ernment. accept it fully. But am n little par,
ticular where look for the color, and look at
the heart. Laughter and applause.] love
black faced white-hearted man better than white
faced black-hearted one.' [Applause
Certainly BEN should know something OF
q white-faced black-learted man; if not he,
who should ?
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CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP BE:
TWEEN CHARLES W. MOVES, OF CHARLESTON
NATHANIEL W. VAIL. OF THE TOWN OF NEW
. WINDSOR. ORANGE COUNTY. STATE or NEW
YORK, WILLInM GRAHAM, OF TIE CITY. GOUN-
TY AND STATE OF NEW YORK, AND JAMES ATT
KIN, OF THE OITY OF WEST HOBOKEN, IN HUD.
SON COUNTY, STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
This Certificate hereby winesseth that the under
signed have, by virtue of an Act OF the General Assem-
bly, of South Carolina. entitled "An ACT to authorizes
the ormation of Limited Partnerships" formed q
Limited Partnership, Us follows -:
First.-Tho nanae or 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 Jobbing Dry Goods
Business.
Thirdlv-CHARLEs W. MOVES and NATHANIEL
". VAIL are General Partners, and WILLIAM GRA"
HAM and JAMES AITKIN are the Special Partners.
Fourthly-The amount Of capital which each Special
Partner has contributed to tho Common Stock af said
Partnership is Us follows William Graham twelve
thousand Ave hundred dollars III cash. aud James Ait
kin twelve thousand Ave hundred dollars in cash
Fifthly.-The said Partnership commences on the
second day OF July 1906 cightetn hundred and sixty
sirl and shall terminate the first day OF july 1857
eighteen hundred and si1ty-seycn). ...
WILLIAM GRAHAM.
JAMES AITKIN.
CHARLES W. MOVES. s.
NATHANIEL W. VAl1.
September 8 mth10
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1, y IL vs1nan1'E J 4 = WHARF PROPERTY

tIN - IL IL E.--=
i VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
IN CHARLESTON, SO UTH CD R'LINA,
22O FEET FRONT ON COOPER RIvR
ALL THAT ELIGIBLE AND YALUABL. PROP
ERTY known as the South aud North Ly Dock
Nharves centrally located, between Union Marf and
tho property Of the ato General Pnckney nexhorth OF
Market Wharf. z=====
THE SOUTH WHARF, formerly known as Slllams
Wharf, situated the east side OF East ba. street,
measuring and containing IN width on the east al west
lines 1874 feet and in depth OIL the north line mining
to edge OF Cooper River channel 76 feet anon the
south line running to the edge OF same chanel, 1853
feet be the or less. according toa plat
thereof resurveyed 1850 by Robert O. PncknG Sur.
veyor.
THE NORTH wharf. on tho east side OF C,cord
street and south side of Puchuey street. and adtning
South Wharf above described containing in Widtfrom
north to south Oh Concord street, sc feet nche and
running thence by parallel lines upwards of 800 i to
the channel of Cooper River.
THE COTTON PRESS LOT AND BUILDING, shats
on tbs south side of [inckley street and west Bb Of
Concord street measuring and containing east on on
cord street sc fest inches, buth lands olate
of Isham Williams, 83 feet west on land of A. Often.
gui running southwardly 85 feet inches and norton
pnckney street 70 feet 3 inches. The tire Lo is
covered by one-tory brick aud tin roof Buldlngha-
pabe of being used either atorehouse for cotton I'd
other merchandise, or cotton press, or q mache
shop.
THE ENTIRE AREA OF THE PROPERTY Is nesy
equal 10 3 ACRES.
THE SOUTH PIER was for long time the landB
place tor the Havana steam packet "Isabel."
There is better located Wharf Property In this eli
and Its extensive river front and ample space for IL
erection OF stores oil combine to render 1t one Of tt
most desirable investments for enterprisng capitalist
TITLES clear and indisputable.
Pats OF the entire property may be seen at the ot
Of ". B. Heriot Co.. NJ. 81 Broad street.
TERMS made known on application to
WILLIAM B. HERIOT, -
President Dry Dock Company.
August 80 thml6
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TnE DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE.

THE DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE.
1NNCOURAGED BY PAST PROSPERITY, TH e BOARD
of Trustees OF this Institution take pleasure in an
ouncipg that Its exercises will be resumed on the first
day Of October. Tho Catalogue for the last year num-
bored over hundred and thirty pupils. Arrange
ments have been made for even larger
number the next year. full corps OF Teachers has
been secured and thorough instruction In all the de-
partments s guaranteed.
The College pleasantly located In the village Of Due
West, Abbeville District, s. G., within four miles OF
Donadsyille the Greenvile and Columbia Railroad.
TUITION PER SESSION OF FIvR MONTHS.
Collegiate Department. t.....................SlS
Music, Piano. nO....................... ~
use OF FlaLO ''.''.'.
~ Contingent zee.
Instruction In Ornamental Branches at reasonable
rates; Vocal Music IN class. grats.
BOARDING. =
Boarding be had III private families at STU per
month For Washing, Fuel, and Lights extra chargee
will be made .Z,.ZZ=,,,
PAYMENT for Tuition and Board must be made In Gold
or its equivalent in currency and II advance.
Send Tor Catalogue 10 the President. nt..-.=
Secretary OF the Board. =
Due West, s. G., September !, 1865.
Eeptember 8 VINO
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THE. REV. DIR. MYERS

TTAs MUCH PLEASURE IN NANNOUNCING TO THE
E Inhabitants of Charleston aid Its vicinity, that ut
the solicitation Of many friends he has concluded to-
open q frst.clnss EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT
in this city, at which young gentlemen may be thor,
uughy prepared for either College Business career
The of instruction to be impaired in the lnsi-
tuition will embrace the English Language in all it's
branches we'll French, Latin Creek Hebrew, and,
perfect knowledge OF bookkeeping and Accounts to-
those pupils who may require instruction therein spe-
cial attention will be given to the uture avocaion in
which each student Is likely engage whereby suita
BILE education may be pursued within the limits OF the
Academy.
The considerable experience Of the Principal whose
personal attention will be devoted to the interests Of
those attending the Institution, leads him to feel sah
gune that the entire arrangements OF the Academy WILL
afford the utmost satisfaction to the parents and guar
dians of such young gentlemen as may be placed under
his care. z==
Reference may be made to any Of the undermentoned
we'll known gentlemen:
G. 81. NOISE, Esq. Z. L. OGlEls, NJ. y,
THO. D. WAGNER, Esq e. Il. DELEON Esq.
b. D. LAZARUS. Esq. lCHAS. 7. .OWNDES. Esq.
JAMES MACBETH, Esq. EDWARD LYMAN, Esq.
Terms for the scholastic year, embracing ten months,
and commencing the 81 October, 1865, Will be made
known through future advertisement.
Further particulars may be obtained OF the Rev. DE-
MYERS at the Elliott House, or, during his temporary
absence from tho city, on application to 0. H. NOISE,
ESQ., WIN August
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CULLEGE.

ERSkINE CULLEGE.
THIS INSTITUTION HAS BEEN REORGANIZED,
with Rev. Il G. GItIEIt, its former able President,
and ful corps OF Professors Their long experience
az Instructors ustes tho that a reasonable
expectations will be met
The next session will open on the first Monday of
October. .Z.==
Tuon-s32 and one subcertihcate of scholarship
per year or $40 without Bnb-cer6cate. Contingent
fee, three dollars per year.
boarding can be obtained at $40 FER month"; in fami,
lies, including room AID bedding. Fuel washing aud
lights Will be charged extra.
The above prices estimated In gold or its eqrva..
ent one half to be paid in advance and the other ha
at the middle Of the year.
Ersk1ne College is located at Due West fur mes
west OF Donaldsyle, Greenyc and Columbia Railroad
j. N YOUNG,
September ws4 TreasuEtf I.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIp.
rVNHE COPARTNERsHlP HERETOFORE EXISTING
l under ATKINS. MOVES JOHN
STON was dissolved on the 1at Of July last by mutual
consent JAMES AITKIN.
CHAS w. MOVES.
ARTHUR JOHNSTON.
scptember3 mthl0
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FOR SALE.

I,uR sALE.-sLOOP "IsABELL," CAR.
Il RYINi l6cU bushels Of rice or 20 cors of wood.
Apply to J. l.. BRANDT,
No. 16 Amherst steet, or
Beptember10 mw2 BRANDT'S SHIP YARD
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T Al communications intended for publication IN
this journal mast be addressed TO the Editor OF
the Datlj Ne,os, No. Is Hayne-sreet, Charleston,
IS C.. Business Communications to Publisher OF
Daily Ne,Ds.
We cannot undertake to return rejected consnaunica-
tons. "5==. "
Advertisements outside of The city must be ascona-
~ Med aoika the cash.
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WANTS..
who should +?

vTrANTED CARPMNTERs AND BRICK
w LAYERS on a healthy fea island, conveniant to
the tity Apply at L. r. Koesters No. 81 East Bay, be-
tween 2and @ CLOCK, p, NJ, duly.
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rDOAT FOR SALE.-A SCHOONRt SAIL
d ING BOAT, auttable for trading to the Islands,
on ~ ror erms apply pp this I'll
August "a
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REMOVAL. L.
GHEPHERD, DUG Il COHEN HAVE REMOVED.
y rom No. 422 King street No. 2y7 King street, one
angus, "a SHEPHERD, DUO &coHEN.
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TrIE IjNDERSIGNED

THE UNDERSIGNED
TTAYE THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNER9HIP
III under the name and style of LEWIS NJ. AVER y
CO. Tor the continuance of the Factorage and General
Commission Business, at No. Is Boyco u Co. = Wharf
--------@7z=z= LEWIS M. AVER.
z=-=A. =. TKUMBO.
ALFRED AVER.
char,eston g. c. August 2Oth 1865.
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NOTICE.
TlHE COPARTNERsH1P HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name of WEBB, AVER TRUMBO was
dissolved by the death of Col John Webb the 9Th Of
july last The accounts of the late firm will be settled
by the surviving partners. - LEWIS Is NJ. AfEh'
A. 8. TRUMBO.
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TORRENT, &C.

rr,On RENT, THAT MOST DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE on Rutledge Avenue, opposite Dough
ty st eet Apply to - PINCKNR BROS,
Jnly 40 fnw North Atlantic Wharf.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN THE
management of the Charleston Hotel, Mr.. GEORGE
q. M1XEI long and favorably known to the travelling
nublic The Hotel will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of WHITE h MIXER
'Ne WILLkAM WHITE
Char1eston August /. August
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COPARTNERsIIIP. --
rJ,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED COPART-
NERSHIp under the name and style Of kODDIN
Il CAMPBELL. for the purpose of conducting WOOD
respectfully solicit share OF patronage the public
D. RODDIN.
H. ". CAMP BELL.
cbarleston g. o. August 10, 1865. August II
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &C.
ElIICATI0N

MFRS j. WARING AXON'S SCHOOL FOR CHILL
~ MEETING STREET, third door north OF Smiths.
Lane eeptember8