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Prices Very Lew.

Fine Mixed Coatings, half price.
Super French Black Cloths.
Biolley and Zamboni Cassimeres.
All-wool Cassimeres for Boys, 76 cents.
Good Stout All-wOol Cassimeres, 80 cents.
Very Heavy All-wool Cassimeres, 81 90.
Elegant Mixed Cassimeres, 1925.
Mixed Csssimeres, for Spring Wear, Sl'25.
Extra Weight, for Business Suits, 81 so.
Double Twist Heavy Cassimeres, S175.
Very Elegant Cassimeres, $500.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February 1.-THE weather Is
clear, the thermometer at 20 degrees.
MIR. p NJ. Quinlan, formerly connected with
the Cincinnati press, died yesterday.
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229 FAIRIES & WARNER, 900
No. 229 North NINTH Street.
Above Race,
WILL OPEN TODAY

Another case Waltham Pillow-case Muslin.
25 cents; 3 cases sold within 80 days.
Yard-wide Bleaohed Muslin, well-known
make, 25 cents.
Bleached Muslins, all prices, and as low as
the lowest.
Unbeached MusEns, lowest market prices
One bale rs Domet Flannels, 81 cents.
One bale A Domet Flannels 81 cents.
All-wool Flannels S3 cents up.
American Delaines, new and choice styles
American Prints, handsome styles.
Black Alpacas, 49, 40, so, So, 62 cents, etc.
Bird-eye Diaper, S2'25, $3.50, $500, $3.50, etc.
Linen Towels, Napkins, Doylies, etc.
Hand-loom and unbeached Table Linens
Linen Shirt Fronts, our own make, S71&, As,
so cents, etc.
Black and white Balmorals, s'l75, over 60
dozen sold.
Honeycomb and Alhambra Quilts, etc.
Ladies', Gents, and Misses Hosiery cheap.
Lancaster Ginghams, % cents.
Canton Flannels, at reduced prices.
Ladies' and Gents Merino Vests, reduced.
SOMETHING NEW AND CHEAP EVERY
DAY.
FAIRIES Il WARNER,
929Sl No. 229 North NINTH Street.
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DRY GOODS.
PRICE & WOOD,
~ VIZ O.. v,Vc,-,

49, W. NNA0SA AAdA Al tsAAA = Ao1AHsIs
Have Just opened from New York auction sales. ana
ON ON eT sources several lots OF GOODS BELOW GOLD
So 6ozen Linen Huckaback Towels l2,Ic.
Large size Huckaback Towels, 25 35 and sc.
Large size Satin Damask Towels, 55c.
100 dozen Linen Doylies, at g. H2S, sls71S $780, and
large assortment of Linen Napkins, s245 MP TO a.
Linen Bird-Eye for Chldren's Aprons, 49, 60 ca1.
70 nn snd S7S;S,; oy very T, che cheap ,, ,orv o,
a. Linen huckaback Towelling, 81 s5, and 4Oc, very
s4Power.Loom Table Linens. CSC. per yard.
90 Bleached Table Linens, s0c per yard
s. Table Linens JOB OBJ lot very Hs' 6saVy 6SsV a per
large assortment shifting Linens,
Heavy Housewife Linens.
WHITE GOODS-WHITE GOODS.
Just opened $50 pieces Softnish Cambrics from 25c
up TO soc per yard the balance of an Importers stock
which was bought a. gold prices
several lots of White Brilliants, 90 25 2s 81, SIX
:. DO. do Nainsook Muslins, 25 28, 81, s7Js, and
l5o pieces NansOok Plaid Aiuslins, handsome large
White Marseilies ane Piques, s71s, Soc, up to 1ls
yard -' - w"
Several lots of Victoria Lawns very cheap.
Several lots Of Ladies' Linen Hdks to sell, l2}l l6
Several lots Of Gents Colorsd Border Hdkfs, very
Ladies Hemstitch Hdkh.
Ladies' Tucked Hdkts S7J6, a, 5O-and 56c
Lace Border Hdkfs., 81 cts
a large assortment of Hamburg Edgings, Insert
lngs' and Flouncings, cheap lot of Dimily Bands.
MUSLINSI 1EUsLINS!
:, All the leading makes OF Muslins at the very
low est prices,
keag a, Whitmsville, Whitney. and Trenton Pillow
American Calicoes and Giughams.
PRICE a. WOOD
Northwest cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
N B.-Just opened so pieces French Lawns 20 cents
sllghty sOlled worth 5lh. 1922 ?
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FLANNELS.

IDE.DOMET FLANNELS, 81 CENTS.
ALL-wOOL FLANNELS. 30 CENTS
ALLWOOL WIDE FLANNELS, 81 CENTS.
HEAVY GOODWIDE SHAKER. 62 CENTS.
h LILA ARDV ALE FLANNELS, ALL
WIDTHS.
L BALE GREY TwILLED FLANNELS, 81
CENTS.
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CAN Al AA'''''''' .s''''''''''''''''''' '0oOO,OOO
DIRECTIONS.
n. b. BROWNE, EDWARD w. CLARK
CLAREHCE ii. CLARK, ALEXANDER HENRY
JOHN WELSH, IS A. CALDWELL,
j. GILLINGAAM FELL HENRY u. GIBSON
CHARLES MAUALESTER
Oflce in the Fine proof Building of the Phlladelpbia
National Bank. CHksh UT Street above Fourth.
1his ompany receives deposit, ana GUARAN
TEES The SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES upon
the following rates year, viz. =
Coupon Bonds. 81 per $1,000
Registered Bonds ana Securities. 30 cents $1,000
per SlOOO
slNer COiu VI ~ per SlUO0
Gold Silver Plate. ...... 81 Der RIM
Casn Boxes or small TN Boxes oil Bankers Brokers'
c capitalists, ETC., contents unknown TO the ComDanv
and liability limited s25 year
The Company offers for RENT (renter exclusively
holding ihe keyl SAFES INSIDE lis VAULTS AZ
$40 $50 s4O s5o ana s75 year according to size and
coupons and Interest Col ected for one per cent
Interest al owed on Money Deposits.
This company Is authorized 70 receive and execute
u SimwnpJ N. b BROWNE, President
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CAMDEN AFEAIRS.

DEATH OF THE Rev. DIR. MoNRoE.-On
Saturday morning, at o'clock, the Rev. Samuel
s. Monroe ID. D., VINO resided at Second and
Linden streets, took the train for New York.
At Point of Rocks about three miles out from
Jersey City, he fell from the rear platform of the
train, and must have been instantly killed, as
when found his neck was broken. IL is sup
posed that he was taken i'll in the carsand went
upon the platform to get a breath OF pure air,
when he fell off IN fainting fit. He was not
missed from this train, nor was the body dis
covered until the next train came upon it, Tue
funeral will take place from the Third Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, at 10 o'clock on
Wednesday morning.
DIR. Monr G was, perhaps, the most prOm1-
nent divine of the Methodist Episcopal Church
OF New Jersey. He entered the ministry in
lS43, being about fifty years of age at the time
of his death. During the whole course of his
ministry he has been connected with the New
jersey Conferences, and has held the most i'm
pOrtant appointments within their limits. On
The organization of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Extension Society, a year or two ago,
DIR. Monroe was elected its Corresponding Sec
retary. To his untring labors in this field of
Christian work, the great success which has
thus far attended the society is in great
measure owing. He has spent nearly the whole
OF his time in travelling over the country,
preaching here and there, wherever he CHANGED
to stop, and eXhurting all those who We're
blessed with an abundance of worldly goods to
part with portion of them, that the Gospel
might be properly supported in those portions
of our own country where the people were less
gifted in this respect. DR.. Monroe as preacher
was very successful, being gifted with more
than ordinary oratorical powers, AS man,
and especially as a Christian minister, his life
was blameless and his friendship deeply
cherished by all who knew him.
AN UPRoARIoUs INDIVIDUAL A man
by the name of McKenua was arrested on Sat.
urday by officer Gilbert, for being drunk and
disoTderly. He struck a horse on the nose so
hard that ii bled profuSely, and also assaulted a
negro who was holding another horse. McKenna
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THE GENUINE EAGLE VEIN, THE CELE-
i brated PRESTON and the pure hard GREEN
WOOD co AL, Egg and stove sent TO ali parts OF the
eity at $3.50 per ton superior LEHIGH at e675.
Each OF the above articles warranted TO give per-
A. .nt RahefaotiOn every respect Orders received
No. ana south THIRD Street; Emporium, No 1914
WAsHIN GT0N Avenue 4N
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LINEN GOODS.

LINEN GOODS.
LINEN TOWELS. $3.50 PER DOZEN.
LARGE DINNER NAPKINS, 5000 PER
DOZEN.
500 DOZEN TOWELS, AT VERY Low
PRICES.
300 DOZEN NAPKINS, AT VERY LOW
PRICES.
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THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, for the Safe
Keeping OF Bonds, Stocks, and
other VaIunbles.

oAPITAh..."... 100000
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is nov daily engaged in fonlcntng !; and with mean
ness unparalleled, is Soading on the Congressional
fanatics to prosecute the impeachment of tho
President; and we have no doubt, ore long will
counsel his conviction and death sentence. Az
ready, in discussing thoimpeachment we perceive
!; indulges in satanic double entendrc when using
the word ';decapitate."
The future before us is gloomy in the extreme.
The question of impeachment looms up like I.
hugo spectre, throwing it's deadly shadow upon
every industry and enterprise in the land. Stocks
are falling provisions are rising. Credit sinks.
Confidence is falling both at home and abroad.
Mon go about With a vague terror depicted on
their brows, 10th to look at the telographic col.
umn in the morning papor; afraid to meet some
new, wild and reckless schene on tho part of those
greatest of ieonoclasts, since the days Of 1898.
The subject is 4 painful one, and though we
have touched only upon the merost outlines, Wt
must leave it for tho present.
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THE rRouD1Es NEAR SAVANNAH.

We deeply regret the difficulty that has arisen
IN Rack River, in Beaufort District, in this State
| onnosito Savannah, between the negroes and the
u. S. troops These freedmen were unWllnns 70
Weld peaceable possession OF aplantation Skno"n
"a the Delta plantation) to the rightfu owner.
rhev claimed right to tho Land, not because they
had any title or had given any consideration Tor
the same. but because ono Alpeora Bradley,
colored lawyer, hailing from New York and Boston,
had told them that he would secure them posses
sory titles. Gen. ScoTr, upon application sent
first a small SQUAD Of soldiers, afterwards q Lieu
tenant and fifty men; but the entire negro popu-
laton of the island boiug in open revolt, the Lieu
tenant in command did not deem it prudent, under
rhe instructions he had, to attempt to carry out
orders. Gen. ScoTT, on being informed OF the
facts. himself repaired to the scene; but We nave
had no reliable information in the matter later
+h,n what is contained in last Mondays Savannah
papers.
Although this occurrence ia much to be regret
| ted, there is nothing remarkable about it. The
two races. the whites and the blacks, have long
lived here together in peace and perfect good feel
ing. But that was before the negro was taught to
lOok Wltl stlSPlCloll ltPon nAo AoA itANN -'
the thousands of emlssarics, missionaries and
other mischief-makors, to work upon the Ignorant
and credulous minds Of tho negroes, nothing can
be expected but just such antagonisn1s ofracos We
have hitherto been singularly exempt from them
in this State, but or turn must come.
We hope no false and garblcd accounts OF this
e.ne,te will 70 North. Gen. Scorr must be deem
cd an impartial Witness and We are perfectly vii
ling to take his version OF the affair. Our social
aud political condition at present is one peculiar
delicacy, and collisions between the two races may
be looked for at any tins; and if our Northern CO.
temporaries will only deal fairly by us, and not
wilfully misropresent the condition Of things, we
can have no cause Of complaint The angels are
not oil black, nor the demons all white Hear
both sides, and condemn neither unheard
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CHI r L ES T ON /.
tr7psnAY MORNING, JANUARY q, 1867.

01-n B.yE1Sa FACILITIES. very often hear
complaints respecting the bank facilities OF the
CITY. Those who complain arc doubtless not
aware TINT the actual capital which tho preseh'
hanks are using is very small, and that they are
not able to grant the accommodations WHICH u "oio
usual before tho war, when Charleston iao toet
teen or fifteen millions of banking capital
We arc pleased to learn, however, That ar1snsv.
meuts have been made by the First Natlolial Da,n'
to increase it's capital stock, and that those wno
desire can purchase stock by applying 70 .he
President OF the Bank, any time before the s nrst
Of February. From all We know, no better 'nsess,
m.nt could bo made, us the bank has declared
splendid dividends; and it is most probable IhaS'
with an increased capital it would pay It's STOCK
holders !. very admirable interest upon 1ner IN
restmcntS, s55z
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

DARLOW, THE OLD OPERATOR HAS THOROUGH
Id LY renovated and fitted up the OLD Star Gallery
aud is prepared 10 take all kinds Of PORTRAIISH He IS
thankful for past patronage ind further socts share Oh
the trade. He has also Photographs of Confederate Gen.
erals, Ordinance Of Secession Views OF City Sumter and
other Forfcatons. at wholesale and retail, ut 8 E. COR
NER KING AND MARKET ST reefs, Charleston. s c.
N B.-Porcaain Portraits aud Picui e en- arg I Oh
short notice and in best Of style. =Noyeh0h
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~ co,n,nu0,cotons intended for pu6;scltaoHe, on . ~
az ;o,.n must De addressed to ne Eator Of f t
a Day IN Teses No is yneseS Sxe assstSnb ef Dali "a
We mol undertake 10 return rejected co'n'sca
Adseascnents Hozy outside Of tie city must be acconp0
MED acith The cash. -------
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/ @ S T

II OsrF, ON THE MORNING. OF THE 2OTTI
4 ! INST, small black POCKET BOOK, containing
which liberal reward will be given il left at tile DAILY
NEWS OFFICE, January ~
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MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON,
CITY HALL. November 9, 1856.
4 Ii PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN T 9E
IL Burnt Districts and Waste Places OF tile City u,-
der An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to tho City Council Of Charleston to procee in the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view to aid in building up the
City aEew," are hereby notified that the form OF app-
cation for loaus be obtained at the Office the Clerk
of Council. between the hours Of a. NJ. and P. NJ
All applications must be filed in tho above mentioned
office tho Committee will m0et every Monday to
slider the sumo
BY order Of the Mayor ". q. sNlTH,
November 10 Clerk Of Council.
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B BOARDI N c.
EDUCATE ONAL.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
AIRS JOHN LhURENs, ASSISTED BY THE REV.
.lU w. B. ". Rowe, at No. IL Coming street:
Ieln sonmencing October lst, and ending July lst.
For particulars nIJply as nbovo.
October 19 IN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO SHIP CARPENTERS, BLACK
SMITHS, RIGGERS AND SAIL MAKERS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF
j FICE or ROBERT hIURE & CO., North Atlantic
Wharf unit! Nonday 18th instant for doing the neceaBa
ry RHPAIRS TO THE BIZ. BARK JAMES WILSON, Dyer
master, Of Liverpool recommended by Port Wardons,
namely:
Ship Carpentora' Work.
Blacksmith Work.
Riggers' and Sail Makers Work.
Boat Builders Work and Painting.
Furnishing Stores, &c.
Specifications md full particulars must be Furnished
at the Office Of the Agonts. ROBERT MURE l. co. :
January "a
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STR AZ ED..

soNE WHITE BR1NDLE cow GOT INTO
inclosuro OF the farm OF Er. LOUIS DuNEMANN,,,
corner Of King and Shepherd streets. o"nef "n'
call for the same and pay an sxponsea IN
January ~
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WILL
srONTINUE TO CARRY ON TIE SNIP CHANDLER
" BUSINESS vt the old stand No. 155 EAST BAY
where l be happy to receive the patronage OF the
laa Arm. ALB'f u. STONE.
January 2e
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R EW A R DS.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD--SToLE
night the 10th inst, bright sorral trcl MULE medium
height, long coupled star in his forehead and mas q
water nut giving him the appearance OF e
only partially altered will give the reward ior lne
Mule $40 more for proof to convict the thief Address
GEORaEs STATION, South Carolina Railroad. " MN
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COPARTkERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsFIIP.
FINHE FIRM OF MILLER 4 STONE IS THIS DAY
H. dissolved by mutual consent The outstanding
accounts Of the late firm will be settled by Ar. A. o..
STONE, who s alone authorized to sign iu liquidation.
Z. MILLER.
january II, 1867. ALBT 0. STONE.
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GENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE,
N LEFa'ERS, SPEECHES, kc.. OF bon. ALRXAN-
DER q. STEPHENS, by Henry Cleveland, Esq.,. late
editor Of; Augusn tGa) Cons!ituionalst, Send for
Circulars aa see terms full description Of the
work. Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
Corner fth aud Mail. streots Richmond, Va.
pecamher 27 1mot
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d UBL1C NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance Licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. S. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC l. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled, That from land nfter the first day
Of January licenses shall be uken out for I'LL cars drsys
and wagons used for private nnd domestic purposes, in
the same manner, and according to Tho provisions
of force in relation 10 CARTS drays und wagons let
cart, dray wagon, shall be provided with badge
tanning the number thereof aud marked Private to bc
placed OIL the outside of tue shaft.
SEC @ No person slnll be taken by tho Treasurer us
surety to my bond under tho Ordinance concerning IL
for carlB drugs, wagons and other carriages uI
less he or she be f.eoholder.
SEC s. The following shall hereafter be tic rates for
licenses for public aud private CARTS rays wagons &c.
including the horses mules used thereof which shall
be free from OthBr ta1atiOn
PUBLIC CARTS, DsAys, ETC., OR THOSE EMPLOYED
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOR HIRE DIRECT or INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon, drawn by horse
mule, go
For every cart dray wagon drawn by two horses
mules, sac. z==5
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40
For every lack and carriage with four wheels, s4o
For every stagc omnibus tcXcept line omnibus},
with two horses, $780,
- For every stage or omnibus Except line Olnnibusl,
drawn by four horses, sG0.
For every truck drawn by two moro horses ormules
s6O
or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND erIvATR CARTS, pRaYs, ETC.
Tor every bread cart or wagon, s5.
For every curt dray or wagon used for private or do
mcsc purposes and not to be employed in the trans
porting of goods wares, merchandise, lumber or my
other commodity, tor compensation either directly or
indirectly for the samc shall phy for license the of
S5, exclusive OF the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council this 10th day of January,
H. ST. i'll the year Of our Lord thousand eight hun
drod and sizty-sx.
By the Mayor.
January3 ". II. SMITH. Clerk of Council
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NJ EET 1 n Gs

SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON rally
ROAD COMPANY,
No. 7s BROAD STREET. January "a, 1857.
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOL 'ERS WILL BE
hold This Day. at 10 o'clock Meridian, ut the once
Of tho Company. Punctua1 attendance s respectfully
requested. JNO. S. RYAN,
Janunry a4 Gen1 Sup't.
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COPhRTrEitSEIIP.

COMPREHENSIVE.
TE7E, THR UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY
w formeda Copartnership in thiB city under the
of D. r. WILLIAMS K co. for the transaction of
tile old sand No 132 Meeting street, corner Pinckney.
=zeD. d. r. WILLIAMS,
r. r. .Ea1MING,
W Z. DAKER.
Charleston, 18th January 1865.
January II
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.rrSSOT.1,rpTf>N

DISSOLUTION.
FTNHE COPARTNERSHIp EXISTING UNDER TEE
Il style and firm or WILLIAMS j. COVERT is this
day dissolved by mutual consult Mr. D. r. WILLIAMS
alone auth rzsa 10 sign the OF the firm in iqui-
la6on. D. Il. WILLIAMS
HENRY c. COVERT.
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LARGEST C1ncuLArloN.-The DAILY
News publishes Me =0O;cial List Of let.
1srs rsaa1.ing IN tie Iossc6ice AZ tic end
81 each ,pceh, oyrceo1N TO the t0uoD''"1
SECTION of tAe Ns,o R"stegice La.p, as Tie
,.e,sxpnper heomg the largest e'''A'uS'0A ~
The CITY Of Charleston: =
.r1 i. If further enacted That lists OF los-
+ass ro,arr upcaed for in any Postolce in any
town or yills.e where newspaper shall Dc
ehan ,e ,nlishel weekly or ofteaer, sha nave tnS
pas srsSlon within range of deliver, OF sne su
office,
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The Eastpo-t tMe.) sesiines says that an exten-
sivs business has been done this winter by the
fishermen in the waters in that vicinity in catch.
ing herrings With set nets, freezing them and sell
irg them to parties nho are there with vessels for
the purpose Of purchasing them. The price paid
is six.y-fve cents per hundred fsh. The fisher
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7TAvTNa BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR THE
IL above works. NC prepared to furnish the Trade
with SOAP at the same pricc as could be obtained from
the works direct We guarantee this Soap to be equal to
my In the market Give it trial. and we certain that
Won will amree with us. lmo January =
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SEC. s. That all Ordinances and parts of Ordinances
rcpugnRnt hereto be and the hereby repealed
Ratified In City Council this twentyeghth dhy Dccen-
IT, g. ber A. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
Bi1. P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor.
" H. SMTH Clerk Of Council. December 81
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a II PRIVATE sALE-A FINE FARM, IN
n GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing a acres OF
la,d "a OF which cleared and under fence; the bal
well wooded This place is situatod 16 miles from
Charleston the State Road, aud within quarter Of
mile OF the Northeastern railroad. There il tno or
ehard on tho place.
For information apply to
DR.. H. BAER,
7ooe ,1,nr1 Nro1 N1ao&, .Ystrn
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SOUTH CAROLINA MASONIC BENEVC-
LENT SOCIETY
=TlHE THIRD QUARTERLY MEEIlNG WILL ~ -. o.
holden in Masonic Hall, TAs Erentt9 inc 14tn lns'
ut Z o'clock
Members and Candidates will attend punctualy:
-Isnnnrv q zs-@1~ Secretary.
HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLEsTON:,o
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
viii be held In the Mayors Office, at the City Hail. on
Saturday next the 2eth lust ut 12 o'clock Meridian to
elect Teacher of the German Language IN the High
School OF Charleston Applications sy be addressed 10
RICHARD YEADON, Chairman:
r,ro. 7ovn,,r, secretary January q
KALMIA MILLS.
MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF Tells
a COMPANY viii be held in Charleston tho htrtietN
;ast1nt at DR. CHISOLM'S Office. Hasel street. at
o'clock P. ID. T.. u. hEsrEooT; tIio o1n,
Secretary and Treasurer Kallnia MILLS.
January Is
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-24

SCHOOL.
HyHE SUBSCRIBER WILL REOPEN HIs SCHOOL
II Oh Monday, 4th February. arT.-,,,,,~
Reterences-Hon ". D. PORTER, JANEs r. PRtNdLK
ESQ.,, DANIEL lnaKssn, Esq, T.. N. FULLER Esq
January 16 16,2l,24,28,3l, feb ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-24

nEsrRABLE GROCERY sTAND FOR
L. SALE-A desirable GnOCERY STORE In Market,
between King and Meeting streets, with Fixtures and
Stock and good will OF the concern Price moderate
the parcs dssirous Of entering into other business
For further particulars, apply at this OIlice.
January ~ tutls
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-24

MULES FOR SALE.-GOOD BROKE
lH1 MULES always on hand and for sale, at EOCkA-
DAY's sTABLEa corner King and Spring streets.
~ Tam Y utrIA