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4 John A. DeVane, convicted of man
slaughter at the -CJarch term of the
Court of General Sessions, and sen !
fenced to nine months Imprisonment, !,
has been, pardoned by his Excellency
Gov. Orr.
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Fresh Mountain Butter.
1.-TWO HUNDRED POUNDS in store, for
Il sale low. ]. G. SEEGERS s, co.
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To Rent.

MY BUILDING, South of and adjoin-
IX1 ing Col. Childs' carriage house. APP
ply to C. 7. PELHAM.
June
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II 3 ~ ~ -s--s4-s1--J
Posr orFTcE Houl,5 The Office
open from SO, M. until 81 p.
and from 6 until 2 p. m. The Nor
ern mail closesyat as =. NJ, and Ill
otherma closeat s p. M.
TURTLE Sour. Sig. n. Beragh.
will serve up, this morning, between
the hours Of II and 1 O'Clock, at the
Congaree Restaurant, an extensive
turtle soup, prepared in,his best style.
It's reported that the new French
cook will be on hand.
Jonathan Dark, Esq, has been ap-
pointed United States Deputy Mar
shal, and Preston d. Sill United
States Commissioner, for this District. +
The appointments had been rendered
to the ex-officers, but they could not
accept, on account of the test oath.
.c'----------@l-~-~->----o---
John A. DeVane, convicted of man
slaughter at the -CTarch term of the T
Court of General Sessions, and SEN
fenced to nine months Imprisonment,
has been ,pardoned by his Excellency
Gov. Orr.
SOMETHING EXTRA FNE.-Messrs.
Fisher & Lowrance have just opened
fine assortment of preserves, jams,
marmalades, pickles, sauces, etc.,
from celebrated manufacturer. We
are indebted to them for q sample,
and therefore 'speak by the book"
We are authorized to state that,
application having been made to the
Governor to commute the sentence of
Samuel d. Hodge, convicted of MUIR
der at the Spring Term of the Court
for Richland District, his Excel
lency has declined to interfere, and
the sentence of the Court will be car
ried out on Friday next.
49, -------O,-N~----~~---->---
TIDE REAPEBs. There was a fair
trial of the rival reaping machines,
yesterday afternoon, in Mr.. Craw-
ford's wheat field. Where each ma
chine performed so satisfactorily, it
was hard matter to decide which
was entitled to the preference; but
after careful examination, the fol-
lowing verdict was awarded by COM
mittee of gentlemen selected on the
field: TS,
COLUMBIA, June 5, 1867.
The undersigned, having been re-
quested to act as a committee to de-
eide on the merits of the two reaping
machines represented by Messrs. Dial
and Lbwlance,. at Mr.. Crawferd's
field, have decided that both Woods
Reaper and Buckeye, IT,, are excel
lent reapers of wheat; both did their
work admirably, but we think the
Buckeye more compact, lighter, and,
therefore, the most desirable. +
e. HopE, VIM. GLAZE,
j. M. CRAwFoRD, JOHN HARRISON,
n. Pope. G. o. MARSHALL.
At the request of the agent of the
Wood machine. we publish the fol-
lowing challenges:
woods self-rake, proud of the
fair fame he has acquired in every
State, North and South, and con-
scious that he has merits over Mr..
Buckeye, jr., which the honorable
committee have failed to see, respecs
fully challenges Mr.. b., jr., to meet>
him in the field of Mr.. Mayrant, this
morning, at half-past 8 o'clock, when,
in an undulating soil and in light
and heavy grain, the true merits Of
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SOMETHING EXTRA FINE. .-AIessrs.
Fisher & Lowrance have just opened
fine assortment of preserves, jams,
marmalades, pickles, sauces, etc.,
from % celebrated manufactures. We
are indebted to them for sample,
and therefore "speak by the book"
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ArD FOR THE South. The Mary
land State Relief Commissioners
have, up to this date, forwarded to
South Carolina 1902 bushels of
corn, and 1862 pounds of bacon.
The distribution has been made by
committees, who have been appointed
by the Relief Commissioners, or by
the Governors of the different States.
Further shipments will be made as
soon as.5e Commissioners can obtain
the means.
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Why Is IT?-Why is it, asks the
New York Tribune, that in the cities
alone riotous demonstrations occur?
In the country, where there may be
said to be no constabulary, every
thing goes on with perfect order and
quiet. The New York World has
found the true solution to the ques-
tion in the fact that, on the planta-
tions, the negro is brought into con-
tact with Southern whites only,
whereas, in the cities, incendiary
ra dicals have free access to him, and
are exerting all their energy and in
genuity to breed mischief. If the
Worla was living among us, it could
not have shown better appreciation
of the real source of our troubles.
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CARpsl CARps! Show cards, busi-
ness cards, visiting and wedding
cards, executed at the PAenin Job
Office, in the neatest styles Of the
art. Cards of all sizes constantly
on hand, and all orders from town or
country promptly attended to.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
ed TO the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
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A MEETING

nF the Young Union Society will be hold
" at their Hall, THIS truesday) EVEN
ING, juno 4, at s o'clock. "Be We follow
ers OF me, even as also am of Christ" 4
full attendance is requested. By order:
LEWIS j.. BROWN, President.
ID. w. EIDIER, Secretary. June Il
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ShI'' '1'0H-lII'6 '1'0H . f"f 0I0 III :
time: SS f
s J. Crews-New Schedule Laurens Il. Il.
Meeting True Brotherhood Lodge.
w. B. Johnston--Magistrate &c.
Meeting Palmetto Fire Company.
A. R. Phillips--Auction ON Thursday.
John O. Dial-Buck- Eye Triumphant.
d. G. peixotto-Aucti6n on Wednesday,
j. C. Seegers & Co.-Butter, &c.
G. T. Jackson-Calicoes at Ten Cents. |
Hopson 4 Sutphen-Belting, etc.
Levin & Mikell--Auction on Wednesday
O. p. Pelham-House to Rent, etc,
E. Z. Jackson-Clhorideo of Lime.
Apply at this Office Cow for Sale.
Meeting Young Union Society.
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CHI A r T. ES TON ).
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY l, 1867.
OUR NEW FORM.

THE CnAnLEsToS DAILY News bids its
readers this morning happy New Year, and
does so in new dress. Heretofore we ap-
pcarcd i'll royal quarto, now i'll imperial folio.
Upon tho first enlargement Of TIE News we
determined upon an cight-pagc sheet, being
the form most generally in use in al large
cities both in Europe and OIL this Continent.
That form offers many advantages the
four sheet paper, and an experience Of years
has pronounced in its favor. Our opinion on
this subject has not changed: but the reading
public of this city, always having been accus
toned to four-page sheets, seemed unwilling to
surrender their preference for the old custom.
We thus had continual solicitations for such u
change from our patrons. The advertisers all
wished to have their announcements on the
outside half Of the paper. None wanted to be
.sstuck away on the inside To obviate this
difficulty we have at last yielded to general
desire of our friends and have entered Tue
News on new four-pagc race, for which we
would bespcak the same regard and pa
tronage, our old octave friend so largely en-
joycd. The Old News in retiring with its
venerable friend, 1860, tenders its most polite
and heartfelt Acknowledgements to a very large
circle of readers, friends and well-wishcrs,
and hoping that it has not been here in vain,
respectfully solicits their continued countc-
nance for its newborn bigger brothcr-the
large four-pagc sheet, commencing with this,
the first day of the year 1867 lsM
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. .lyaf....',..E.T ,,.anl-
NEW YEAR.

Another grain Of sand has fallen from the
hour-glass. Another station on the highway Of
life has been reached BY the weary pilgrim An
other unit Of life is gone and death is by one year
nearer to all Of US. It is a time for thought
for solemn reflection. Have we progressed
during the past three hundred and si1ty-fvc
days? Are we wiser or better! Has the
growth Of years brought soothing to the
troubled spirit? Have we learned to calm our
passions, and to open our hearts and hands to
the promptings Of hcarcn-born charity? These
are medtations and intcrrogatories naturally
suggested BY the season, and happy those of
our readers whose conscience will answer them
in the affirmative.
How is it with our City? How with our
State? Again the cry is: t.Watchman, what
OF the night? Is it long yet to the mornings
golden dawn ?'' Where nre we now +? Have
We progressed since last We heard the annual
watchmans cry? We then were under mill
tary rule Our rulers since have become civil,
but still we enjoy military guardianship Our
representatives were knocking at the door Of
Congress then; we now have concluded to
remain quietly and peaceably at home, awaiting
Developments. The future then was dark and
gloomy it is cloudy still, but he Of hopeful
temper may already see the dawn Of a brighter
day. The National Executive has remained
true to the South Il. E. true to the fundamental
law Of the land), and now another buckler will
be held up for our defence in the declarations
of the highest judicial tribunal in the country.
We may reasonably, therefore, hope that the
day Of deliverancc is nearer by twelve months
to-day, than it was January l, 1866.
We have nothing to boast of, and cannot
hatter ourselves with any great degree Of
prosperity. The crops were short; the people
are poor--many Of them suffering for the
necessaries of life Our debts are great-our
resources few, and taxes heavy, almost be-
yond endurance. We wish we could give
brighter coloring to the picture, but the truth
is not always, indeed not generally, pleasant
We would tell our people be patient-trust
and hope, and all will come right.
We have, unquestonably, much also to be
thankful for, and at solemn season like the
present it becometh all Of us to humble our
selves before the great Searcher of hearts. and
return thanks to the Giver or all good for His
grace and manifold mercies toward u.s.
happy New Year We wish to all our read
ers; and may it be privilege to address
them many times more, and theirs to read, for
long years to come, our annual lucubrations.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CuURcH. souTn.
give below, as matter of public interest, the
state Of the vote upon the constitutional
changes proposed for adoption at the last Gene
raj Conference, viz: the change of name 10
Episcopal Methodist Church. and the intro
duction Of lay delegates into the legislative as
semblies of the Church. 1t will Be seen that
the sentiment in favor of these changes is i'm
mensely preponderant, but as the General Con
ference required q majority vote Of three
fourths, it may yet be lost: I
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LARGEST sC1RcuLATIoS.-Th DAILY
News publishes Ire o6iciol LEST Of Let
tc.s remointnc II TIC Posic6;cc at Tic end
of each reel. oyyecaby e Nc ioHoaring
sectiou or The .Nete I"stcoGicc Lac, as Tic
nelespupcy hosivy Tie 1arycst circulation u,
tie CHY Of Charleston:
g. And be it further enacted. That lists OF lot
tcrs rcnaning uncalled for in Postofce IN any city
town village, where newspaper shau be printed,
shall hereafter DO published only in the newspaper
which, being published weekly oftencr shn have the
largest circulation within range OF delivery OF the said
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The Columbia Conference casting about 12
votes, the Louisiana Conference casting about
% votes and the Baltimore Conference casting
about lOO votes, are yet to be heard from. It
IS believed that the first and last named will be
unanimous 11a' for both changes, but everything
seems to indicate that majority vote Of the
Louisiana Conference will be cast against
them ru l.El@l% s-@& a# lga3|.a II Sl.g '7..t
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TuFTY DOLLARS REWARD VILE. BE
~ paid for tho recovery Tor Information that may
to the recovery Of TWO HORSES stolen stable
Of JAMES NJ. RHETT Green Pond. s. c., the night
the Goth inst Both brown bays very good
order 1516 ha de high, 10 years DID, long taiI tho
other 12 years old, Is hands high, tail docked but hair
has grown quito long rough coat, md Northern
horse. Apply at this Office. n December 25
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H al communications iatonded for publication in
this journal must DC addressed 10 TIC Editor Of the
Daily Neus, No. 15 Huyne-st7cct, Charleston, S. G.
business Communications to Publisher of Daily
Netcs.
We cannot undertake 10 retu,7, rejected comnaenica
lions.
Acknowledgements outside ofth city must be acconpa
a nied arah the cash.
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A SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID
n for the recovery of small CHESTNUT MARE,
Ii hands high with two wftc fcet white tho face
Strayed from W. II. snklcr then ut light Milo Bottom
Had on herr bride and army saddle Apply at this
OfCc. Oprarn n1,ero
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.- .t.#@ 5aga I."rt. NOTICE. Is#n.g"@ +.
INHE COPARTNERSHIF OF GONZALES WOOD
- WARD co. is dissolved by rnutunl consent
Either OF the undersigned will use the name of tho
nrm IN liquidation. A. ]. GONZALES, --
W. T. J. o. WOODWARD,
JanuaTy1. p. J. ESNARD &%
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NOTICE..
YENHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE GENE
Il RAJ COMMISSION AND SHIPPING BUSINEss IN
tn1s Is clty under his own name P. ]. ESNARD. IN
o.lIttaiy tuths6
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a---4 4...'r NOTICE. I"HH.E|f
FTNHE FIRM OF ". T. BUReE CO. HAS THIS DAy
Il expired by its own limitation -
". T. BURGE has sold his interest in ead Con,rt
nershtp to A. J. DEAIAREST and J. R. BOYLsTON
A. j. DEAIAREST, the late Copartner OF the sold Arm
is alone authorized to close the affairs Of said n md
sign its nams in liquidation. - 1Ao 49,
January 6 4 y nTMAPEcr
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MISS A. u. SALOMON.

HAVING LOCATED IN WENTWORTH STREET
~ one door east Of the Artesian Well has reeunoed
tae instruction OF ofoRNAMENTh WORK, in tho vsrtous
nranches, comprising WHITE AND COICJ,ED1 FS
BRcnERI, Tapestry and Tufted Work. wax Emit and
Flowers: Oriental and 6Tecan Painting She'll Leatcs
aar and Paper Flowers, Braiding. Knitting Netting and
Crotchet All orders executed with proruptnusa
dINS dISs. and LAcEs renovated. Aiso, FLUTINa and
Terms moderate. Apply at her RESTDENcr w
4 -OecemoerD u Sst$ limo
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F @ u n D F.

CULVER PLATE FOUND.-A PIECE OF
- SILVER PLATE belonging to Of tho Taylor
family, taken from negro time since, which
had by proving properly and paying for adyer
tiscnlent, Apply ut this Office November %
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Tho Tallahassee Se'atines says: 1--WE saw, yester-
Day, the subscription book OF the pastor Of the
African NJ E. Church for tho erection Of largo
and comfortable building for the worship Of that
congregation in this city. Many Of our prominent
Gaf1zens havo contributed one hundred dollars
ai2dipg Of this church. This,
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@ i. "A. TF1OURON ."17--
HAS REMOVED FROM vENDUE RANGE To NJ ~
- o-1-E p AIHEt-t. - .ofZ january
A. *. ABRAHAIs & SONS
~ Large and spacious Store formerly occupted by
e Messrs; Courtney, Tennent + Co.. No. IS HAYNE
Cty and Country Merchants Wishing take advantage
u Ine narket. Will do we'll to give call at No IS
dAlNE SEhEET, where they viii find general assort-
me31 mg1 q DOMESTIC and FOREIGN GOODS and CLOTH
ING all Of which consigned ,7.-- ~
We also shall have Regular Sales at Auction Con
sienmens solicited By attention and promptness in bust
nopc to eeta share Of the patronage 80 literally
bestowed upon Us heretofore 5.s37 -. '- ~!
A. n. ABRAHAMs SONS.
OeceAnoer w11nlnao No. IS Hayne street.
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RARE CHANCE FOR GARDENERS AND
1G HOkTlCULTURISTS-An ORCHARD to be rented
Claremont Depot, on the Camden branch Of tho South
carolina Railroad Situated the high hills OF Santee
residence of 1anters) we'll best s1rest fruit.
producing regions Of the Southern country this offer
OF 80 contains about 5000 Peach trees 500 Pears and
1 1oo Apples. There Is good Dwelling House. containing
setomm9aaon Of family and houses for the accomnlo-
will soon be established within half mile Of the pacc
me trees are selected with special view the Northern
old Tho most hbesal terms viii be given to any one
t Elansng S1 s and capital There is drapery
bearing, until the last year, when it was neglected.
Ihore is Propagnng House and Nursery for fruit
and ornamental trees and about acres of GOOD Land
Tor the cultivation of and cotton belonging to the
tract which can be obtained. The Orchard and acces
sores VIII DO rented worked upon shares Apply to
JAMES R. pRINGLE
N& Factor and Commission Merchant
Adger's North Wharf, Charleston s. C.
December 13 ~. ~ -.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
Il between NJ. n. NATHAN and ISRAEL OT-TO1 EN
G9i under the name and style of NATHAN L OTTO
LENGUI. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr. n. q. NATHAN will continue the business IN b3e
own account and authorised to sign tho uame of the
11m IN liquidation. NJ Il. NATHAN.
ISRAEL OTTOI. .ENQTT n /"
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" OF ELS. q
VICTORIA HOTEL. !.

= ok Proprietor
2QTEL Is NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
~ has been rcrnodoned and frefurnished
317 Fnyelling public transient VISITORS or
ZEtSehe Injuries, Of FRsT-CLAss
= - - : nea with tho comforts Of
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COPARTMERSFlIP NOTICE.
A|E HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED wTrH us
" MT. DENJ F. HUGER, Partner in our firm
"m.5 JNO. FRASER & CO.
'hnunry l, 1867. tnths3T January
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsIIrP,
IEHE FIRM OF DEMAREST & RUMLEY Is DIS
Il SOLVED by mutual consent. '-~'
C;J DEMAREsT Is alone authorized to sign the name
Of the firm IN liquidation. JOHN RIJNfTy -A1''
# Uccenooer ~ thstuS4 c, J. pEMAREST
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B GAR I'm O.,

BOARDING.
GINGLE GEETLEMEa WISHES B ..ATSD
~ in private family. Tho best Of reference given
Address c. 2. d., Charleston. 8. @. ;z$ " -
JapuaUy1 sf3Gs NeTa1- ~
POARDING.-nIRS.H HI. KAaLLAH rs PRE-
- PARED to receive Boarders at No l46 Meetino
street. up stairs Her many friends and nconnintnoces
W. pAesaSe oeaH 1oas IN mind. December Is
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w A N TS,

wv ANTE: D-A SITUATION AS CLERK,
w by a young man who has had experience in bus
well recommended and influoncc country
trade For ,urthor particulars address c. W. through
the Postotice. - December 81
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ST. Philips STREET SCHOOL.
TE1HE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL Viii. RE- RE-
l. SUMED on WEDNESDAY. the 81 Of January. iss;
Applications for the admission of children viii he n
ceavcd ut the Schoolhouse after that ay bcyce
the hours OF and 10 A. NJ. For tho present not NOR
tnan TWO children from each family win be received
consequence of the want of sufficient funds the Commie
soners viii be obliged to require each pupil to paw TO
the books and stationery nsed by them. 5T1. 4,
By order Of the Board
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE
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a@ COPARTNERSIEP.
VINHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
Il COPARTNERSHIP under the no and style of
GRAESER; LEE. SMITH CO., for tho transaction Of
COTTON FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS, Office on NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF
We offer best services heretofore to our friends
anu tho public generally. CA GRAEsER
GEORGE W. LEE.
A. SYDNEY SMITH. +.
-a.@ CHARLES SPENCER
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THE EXERCISES
nF MISS E G. SIMONs' SCHOOL WILL BE RE
" Sua1ED at her residence, No. 1G MARY STREET
on Thursday Sd January, 1867.
Ian, .
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.A1ASSSOAOV1ON. i
FTNHE COPARTNERSHn OF COLBCRN TovE1r =
y CO, insurance Agents. is this day dissolved by
mutual conscut. J. h. COLBURN
,l@ S. 8. HOWELL #
1annsry #s II. E. NICHOLS
TEE UNDERSIGNED WILL coNTINUE THF m
sURANCE BUSINESS ut No. II Broad street. under the
name Of COLBURN & HOWELL.
January s. q HOWETTT -
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EfOR SALE, ELECTROMAGNETIC A nv A FFTiT,e.
-, ~ RDElPHIA University OF Medicine and suruery
q entities students TO full instructor nm
ng anatomy, Surgery. Phyzology, Materia Metiica
SaenisGy Obsterics and Dscases Of Women and Chi.
r. AZ this IS oneof the nrst Medical Univeraitiea Of
she country. mvorable opportunity is oared those
Office. - - 49, =. St1S
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ed U CATlO N AL

MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
MFRS. E B. WHITE, No. 3 LEGARE STREET WILL
~ give instruction in VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
AL MUSIC to q limited number of Young Ladies VIII
are not connected with her School, the exercises o
which will bo resumed Wednesday, the I'd January
January -8@ @,.ai II
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THE EXERCISES
nF TIE MISSES BRODIE'S SCHOOL, WILL, RE
~ resumed TomorroU, january I'd. 1867, at No. rs
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COPAESTNEKSEaIP. -----
WE. LIE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE THIS DAY
w formed coportnership In this city under the
name and style of BoNAFONT l. sALAS for tho trans
action OF General and Commission business as well as
Tor the importing and exporting produce at No 1l0
East Bay street. and have granted Mr.. RAM 0N sALAS
our full power Of Attorney. '1>1'''''
JOSE DONAFoNT
FRANCIS P. SALAS.
Nnnlestou, 1se January, 1857. 15 january
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YNo AENT, THE HOUSE No, ls REE
rooms VIE ss 9pSs tho A. eontaing
en- stable carriage house; also ane Wei and e,ates
Thers Is En- Sa f apes peaches
raise al the vegetables needed for large family The
To ~ ua5o aryaa 5ua E ta1nht one hndsd yards
IiE. CALHOUN 4 CO., No. 50 Hayne-street Posseasion
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSBIP
FTNHE COPARTNERSHR EXISTING IN THIS CITY
y under the name OF sALAs & CO. 1s this day dis.
solved BY its limitation M-. F. p SALAS use the
name Of the firm only in liquidation. sALAs CO. M,
Charleston, 31st December, 1896. &
January /,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01

IN RETIRING
EINROM TEE FIRM OF NATHAN & OTTOLENGUI
IL return thanks for the patronage extended to me
and solicit continuance of the my former part
ncr, RI. II. NATHAN. T. OTTOT FNGHTT
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01

PORT ROYAL RAILROAD.
A n ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE SJOCKHOTD.
"a ERS will be hold in the building oG the Ancndule
high School on the Second Saturday in january next at
IL o'clock, A NJ. r. c. DAVAN,r IN"
November % 10 T Secretarv