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YOUNG LADIES' COLLEGIATE INsTI-


THE EX1GENcIEs OF THE TIMES HAVE CAUSED
l the Commissioners o. the State Normal and High
school TO use tho building Free School. The State
Normal and High School, now organized wi eret re
be ira sferred under tie title OF the YOUNG LADlo
COLLEGIATE NSrIrUTE, to the commedious building
the north side OF George street No IS ono door west
OF King street, opening OCTOBER I'd, 1867.
Tuition in the Preparatory Department. s126o per
halt SESSION. $50 per annu in he Collegiate Depar-
ment SIS per half session, $50 per annum French.
Drawing and Vocal Music. arc included In the regular
course. Latin, Greek, German Italian, Spanish. L.
strumental Music aud Painting, are extra, at moderate
iimtea number Of DO rder will be received at the
institute. Board, $50 per month or $500 per annum,
including Was ing, Lights, Fuel etc Parior Boardsrs
received the above prices All payments strictly III
advance. - -
MOOD, A. NJ, Principal; Rev. HENRY a. BASS, A. A.'
Professor OF Mathematics and Ancient Languages; Pro-
iessor LEWIS l.. GIBBS A. NJ. NJ D.. Lecturer on
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy; Professor 1. s.
HOLMES, Lecturer Geology and Natural Hl; tory;
L. A. FRAMPTON, NJ. D., Professor OF Modern Lam
Guages, Professor WM MASTERMAN, Instructor ~
Vocal Music Miss MARY O. MOOD, lnstruotress Ii
Drawing and Fa;nlng; MISS LAURA NJ HILL, lhstruc-
Sentsn,ber2 a mth4mos
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AM ORpTNayCE

TO PROVIDE FOR TIE LIQUIDATION OF TIE INTEREST
ON THE DEBT oT THE cTTY, WHICH ACCRUED Oh THE
THmrIEru DAY SEPTEMBER LAST.
DE IT ORDAINED BY 1HE MAYOR AND ALDER
- MEN in City Council assembled, That for the pur-
lose of iqudating the interest the public debt OF tho
city which accrued the ieth day OF september
last six per cent stock gatory the corporation OF
ton of the Mayor t. the persons holding stocks or six
er cent bonds the city. and entitled TO receive the
interest accrued thereon ut the me above stated the
said stock to bear interest alter the rate OF six per cent
per annum payable quarterly, redeemaole IN thirty
yearsA from dates orded That no part OF said stock
Shall be issued for any less than twenty dollars, or
for any fractional part of dollar: Provtded, aso that
I'LL sums for less than twent, dollars. and Tor fractional
parts OF u dollar shall be paid IN city bills
SEC q That the IL rm OF certificate, and mode OF
rauser Of said stock shall subject TO the same rcgu-
aous Us now exist in relation to othor city six per cent
stocks OF the city.
Ratified in City Council this wentyscond day OF Octo-
Der, In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hln-
dred and sixty-seven.
IL. s.. r Z. dAILLAkD mayor.
". II. SMITH, Clerk of Council. October rs
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The German railways havo adopted new sys-
tenn for heating cars on RAILWAYS. At conference
of the railway managers of the North German
Bund, some time ago, it was agreed to warm the
nassenper cars on all the lines. boglnninG as soon
as tho Gold weather sets in this winter; and fOf
this purpose special car, containing the nea'.us
apparatus, will be placed immediately next TO 'nU
Locomotive Of every train, from which PipeS VIII
convey continual circulation Of hot water through
the whole train. Inside tho cars these pipes afe
made of copper, which will communicate viii the
other cars by short lengths Of Inda-rubber pipes
fitting in by means of screw metal heads 'oI'i,
lators in the interior OF the compartments ei'aO''
the passengers to regulate tie temperature SO aS
TO suit their convenience.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

May 1867.
The following Section of An Ordinance 10 abolish the
oce Of Sper!ntendent of Streets to provide for Keep
lug the Streets Lanes Alleys and open Courts In the
City eli Charleston Clean, and for other purposes
hereby published for the information Oh al concerned
For the due protection OF the said contractor or con-
tractors il IL further ordained That every owLer essee
OCCUPANT and tenant Of any premises fronting In any
lect lane alley, open court, shall on every day
undays excepted have the dirt th garbage or other
oal placed in front of his her lot in barrel box or
heap and readiness for the contractor by the hour OF
sc, en- o'clock A. NJ, the fist day OF May TO the
nine o'clock A. NJ, from the first day OF November to
the FIRST day May following And any person offend.
ing hereln placing any drt hllh garbage or othef
hours above named shall bo subject to fine not less
Lan two nor more than five dollars, for each and every
offence, to bo imposed by the Mayor ..
nv order W. Fl. SMITB,
ai,v TX Clerk OF Council.
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p,v1r.e pp.cT1Cr OF MEDICINE.

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Address as above.
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS
Whereas The best interests OF tho city, as we'll as the
convenience Of the shipping visiting the port demand
tbat the channel OF Cooper River be kept open with sG
cicnt depth OF water for all commercial purposes, and
free from obstruction:
Be ordained, That in future all mud removed from
an OF the CITY docks by dredge machines otherwise
shall be removed hundred and fifty fathoms from
the end of the dock.
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy OF
this Ordinance which he required strictly to enforce;
and to report Tor prosecution ell violations OF the same
which shall subject the party offending TO fine Tot
exceeding one hundred dollars tor each anu every
offence.
Ra6ed in City Council this eight 10y of October in the
wear OF our Lord one thousa L eight hundred anu
sixLy-seyon. ,,
LS.l z. e. GAiLLAltO, aayoi:
w H SM1rH Clerk of Council. October 1s
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Total So, ,223.

Deducting the expenses, S66O, from the gross
proceeds, S2,223.75, we have as the net result
of the years operation, sl,56S75. one-half
of this, S7sls73, is the share of the hands i;
from which is to be deducted the cost of bacon'
1900 pounds, st 20 cents, S240, leaving S64l.077
to be divided among the ten hands, and netting
zach S54l9, against Sl00, wages paid them BY
our frs. estimate. We only counted three bales
TO the hand in the last calculation; for upon
inquiry we find that two bales to tho hand was
fair average in this State during the year Just
passed-and about one bale to three acres
Upon comparison of the two plans, 1t Will
be seen that by the latter there is far less Ia
bility of loss to the planter; especially at the
present low price of cotton.
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LUST And FOUND.

CTOLEN. FROM THE STABLE OF d. IL.
= HARVEY. near Efingham Station, South Carolina
Railroad OIL the night OF the 10th instant tne dark oay
MULE about fifteen hands high; the hair on the hind
quarters were partly sheared Oils dark. hbera! re-
war will be paid for tho recovery OF the Mule aud
proof to convict the thiei, supposed TO be one Ell
Dampsis twhiteJ. from Lear Raleigh. n. T..
Dec mber 10
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Tota
RECEIPTS.
Total

This, we are confident, will be found fair
and careful calculation, except that In giving
four bales 20 the hand but little allowance Is
made for bad seasons, bad work or Stealing;
and vet with all these drawbacks omitted, the
planter comes out 1921 behind; or about pays
expenses, if no ia.erest is allowed on farm,
stock, etc. L. prices, therefore, should range
about the same next year, and other conditions
be equal, the removal of the cotton tax will
secure the planter against actual loss. There
would even then be no margin for profit his
operations secure q comfortable home and SUB
sistence for the laborers, and, at the best, the
same for himself and family. There is little
prospect for making money, or paying debts,
the interest of which is accommodating all the
while.
We will now give another estimate, for
FARM WITH TEN HANDS WORKING FOR oNE-HALT
THE CROP.
The employer to furnish corn and fodder Tor
horses, which is to be returned from the crop
The employer to pay one-half the expenses Of
the farm, and the hands the other half. The
hands are to leave the plantation in as good
order as they found it, to make manure, repair
fences, etc.:
EXPENSES.
Ten hands and five horses, thirteen bushels corn
for Zach hand and seventy-fve bushels for each
horse sos bushels, to be returned.
Five horses, tour thousand pounds fodder eacn'
10 be returned.
Ten bushels peas and five of seed corn to plant,
L
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TO JUNK-SHoP KEEPERS.

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
DECEMBER 2, 1867.
TU1HE JUNK-SHOP LICENSES OF THE FOLLOWING
i persons have expired They are hereby notified to
apply at this Office Immediately and renew the same
PHILIP RILEY, Warren and st. Philp-strects.
NJ REYNOLDS, No. 5 Bcdons Alley.
MARY BURKE No. ~ CGlhoun-street.
EDMUND WALLACE, No. "a Washington-street.
JAMES WALLACE, No. 95 Spring street.
JOHN LEAHY No. 2l4 Comlng-strect
MARY .lAFEERTY, Columbus and Hanover'streets.
MARY CAMPBELL. President and Cannon-streets.
p. AlANION, No. 81 state-sirect.
JOHN HENNY, No. 40 Queen-street.
JAMES BARRY, 10. 10 Whari-street.
d. CONaOY. No. 32 st. Phihp-street
P. DCRAN, No. 1U Exchange-street.
P. PINKUSSOHN. No. SO Last Bay
w. d. SMITH,
December 3 Clerk OF Council.
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EDuCATlo N Al.
RESUME JANUARY I'D.

CT. JOSEPH'> ACADEMY, SUMTER, s. c., UNDER
y the charge OF sisters If Our Lazy OF Morcy will
receive additional pupils on and alter the I'd OF January
Ihe new buildings are Spacious and elegantly 1nisled
and furnish accommodations for one hundrea boarde s.
The extensive grounds aud piazzas am for pen
air ses and young ladies thoroughly instructed
in LngllsL, French, Italian. Latin. Muslc Dr.wiug, &C.
Location unsurpassed tor health and trms rea'oAaole
L or PARTICULARS apply to MOIHEk THERESA, Charles
ION, or to eIs1EK MARY JOSEPH 1T tue Academy, Ill
sumter IT December Ia
NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL,
ANsoN.sTREAr, NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURENS'sT
rINHE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARITEME.
TIC, WRITING, READING. GERMAN and ENGLISH
GRAMMAR are from Ito O'Clock P. NJ.
Terms-s2 per month in advance
Bookkeeping charged extra.
c. q. BERGMAN.
ohero
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,UTICE.
NOEIIEs
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE. |

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, S. c., BIay 4. 1867
THE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI
Enclosures vaults, &C., will commence on MonddL
sxt 9th inst Owners and occupants hereby required
10 see that their premises In good condition and that
III Glth and garbage is removed required by Ordi'
nance. Other inspections will follow.
By order OF Mayor GAILLARD.
Chief ef Police,
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NJ EETi N G S.
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.

sTONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TTEND An EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM
n PANY. This Erening, at Market Hall, at o'clock
Lr clsey. punctual attendance is desired as business
of great importance will be brought up for consideration
by order. w. g. MILLER
December 16 Secretary
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GOPERTNERSHlPS.
DISSOLUTION.

OtSScLOIlON.
THE FIRM OF DCRBEC s; CO., IS DISSOLVED BY
/ mutual consent All accounts with the hrm will be
settled by JULIUn ROUAIILLAr. who vii! condnue the
business L. EUGENE DUEBEC,
JULIUS ROUAllLLAT.
Charleston. December IL, 1857.
Doc -mber Ia mws3
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARTEsIAN WELL

ARTESIAN WELL.
CITY COUNCIL WILL AT ITS NEXT REGULAR
" Meeting appoint suitable person to ako charge OF
the property known the Artosan Well. and all proper
ty on It, w. H. SMITH,
December IL Clerk OF Council,
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B0ARDiia n G..

EMOVAL LIB OARD1N G.-MRS. A.
III TRACY baving removed her BoarJing Establish
NIT from No 81 Church.street 10 No. 70 BROAD
STREET Is now pJcpaied 10 furnish Board 10 limited
numl ~ OF Ladies and Gent.emen Terni- moderate.
n,rrnu
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A CENTS VVANTED-Sl0 TO S2U DAY,
IA TO in.Toduce our lew patent STAR SHC Tile SEW.
lNL MACHIN l. Prize So 1t uses Two threads, uno
makes the genuine Lock Sutch All other lowprccd ma-
chimes make tie Chain Sutch Exclusive territory gwen
send ior circulars. W. u. WILSON CO., Manuiac'
turers Cloye.an OHIO. lmo November 10
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PROCEEDS.

Thirty bales of cotton, 400 pounds each,
$780, less tax, $500. 0.................Sl,5 81 5V9.OO
Eight hundred bushels corn, less five hun
dred and five to be returned, three
hundred and ninety-fve bushels, at
si25 49375
Thirty thousand pounds foduc-- ess twenty
atsIa5....'..:...........,.125O o at =. ..'. ' w.. 125OO
Thirty bushels peas (ten returned), twenty,
al Sl.Zo ......... .'1o'oo
Two hundred bushels potatoes, at forty
cents WV
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BOARD wAHTED.--A PRIVATE FAMILY

BOARD yVANTED.--A PRIVATE FAMILY
ID wiling to board another family, consisting cf nus
baud WIFE, young LADY, two children aad nurse, on req
eonae terms will please address or call on LEONAKD
CdAPIN No. ~ H.ynes,reet. and state terms aud To-
cality. Three tour rooms required. December Il
DUARDIA G.-EXCELLES BOARD CAN
- he obtained, reasonable rates, by applS Ing at No
Aa KING STREE one door above Hudson street, near
Citadel. lhe street cars PASS the door every Ien
minutes Slno oc'oocl
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ST. ANDREWS LODGE, no. 10. a. T. NJ.
TTHE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF THE ABOVE
Lodge will be held at Masonic Hail. This Erening, at
o'clock. Members requested TO be punctual In
their attendance and prepared 10 pay their arrears
the rule appertaning thereto will be strictly enforced
By order W. AI. E. n. JEANNERETT,
December l6 Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PAINTS FOR FARMERS AND

rTNHE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY ARE
nowmanufac,urlng the BEST cheapest and most dura-
bic Paint in use two coats well put mixed with pure
Linseed OIL will last IL is years. It Is ofa light brown
or beautiful chocolate color, and be changed to
green lead stone drab ove cream, to suit the taste
OF the consumer. 1t IS valuable for Houses, Barns.
Fences Carriage and Carmakers, Pals and Woodenware
Agricultural Implements, Canal Boats, Vessels and
Ships bottoms Canvas Meta and Shirgle Roofs Ut be
.ng fire aud water proo Floor OIL Cloths lone manufac
trrer having used 900 bbs. the past year, and, as
paint for any purpose is unsurpassed for body durab
ibs which will supply farmer for years TO como. Var
ranted in all above. Send for crcular which
gives u particulars None genuine unless branded in
a trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint.
HOLMES & CALDER, Agents,
December l3 fmw6mo Meeting.street.
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FRUIT! FRUIT FRUIT!
SO 00O CHOICE HAVANA ORANGES
COaOOU 100 punches Bananas
40 dozen Sugar Love Pineapples
90 whole-boxes Of Layer Raisins
so hatboxes Of London Layer Rsisins
so quarter-boIes Of Layer Raisins
500 pounds OF Drum Figs
100 pounds OF Box Figs
40 boxes CT Choice Lemons
150 barrels Of Choice Northern Apples
40 barrels OF Assorted Nuts
80 kegs Of Choice Malaga Grapes
40 boxes Ct Fire Crackers
20 barrels of Dried Apples
barrels of Dried Peaches
20 barrels of Marrow Beans
half-barrel Ct Red Beans
Q barrels OF Green Peas
500 barrels of Choice Western Red Potatoes, ex-
pressly put up for Seed
80 barrels OF Choice Eating Potatoes
80 barrels of S. s. Onions,
The above Goods will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
at the lowest market prices, by
BART Il wIRTH,
Decemha: 16 Nos 81 and 60 Market-street
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
lIEDIC[NG IND SURGERY.

A szMI-aoNTIuE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, sUhaA AHi'
puys1oTroy tyGrESE AND GENERAL LITERA-
TUag, DEVOTED TO THE PROFESSION AND
THE PEOPLE.
The cheape Medical Paper il tho world, Fuohsnso
every .wo weeks University Building 1IoH9tfse'
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CHI A r LIE S T Q N.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER le, 1867.
= Question for Our Planters.

In q preyious article we considered tne eA-
nerimept of freed labor, and how 1t has worAeu
s;ncc the close of the war. We adverteo 10 the
contract system, and expressed our oei'el ,n"'
afttr our leading staple shall nave feacheo
something like txed market value, ana wheh
rho negro shall have learned to recognize con-
tract obligations, planting cotton may oe'o".
practicable, and perhaps profitable, with nlrea
labor. The payment of fixed wages IN 'He az
sence ofthese conditions has proved great loss
TO the employer during the year just oi0'ins'
and must, therefore, be abandoned prele'aoie'
in many respects, as it unquestlonao'y ''' ~
;. ..,vorlinr on shares" Another reason why
The latter plan must be adopted, even against
the better judgment of the employer is
that but few of our planters can commano
suficency of ready money, at this tlme' 10 pay
their hands from week to week or month 10
month. Many have provisions, and the "stocK
and implements for another years operations
and perhaps money or credit enough to pro-
cure the necessary fertilizers, and by oo-opera-
iion-working upon shares-the production u
a crop will be practicable.
10 show the difference more clearly IN the
working of these two systems-paying wages
and working upon shares-we Will present an
estimate made for us few weeks ago oy TWO
practical planters, both experienced farmers
and business men, These estimates present
the result of the past years operations;
EXPENSES OF FARM WITH TEN FULL hands, "ohA'
ING FOE WAGES.
Ten hands at 500 wages oVO oo
Wages Of Superintendent ''". 'ooo.oo
One hundred and twenty pounds bacon
each, twelve hundred pounds, at tWen- on m
ty cents. tS.................. - :. :, N|0'SO
Thirteen bushels corn each, one hundred - ~
and thirty bushels, 1T Sl.5O. .:....,' 1So'oo
Corn for five horses, three hundred and -, ~
seventyfye bushels, at S150. '00o O0a 0O 0o
Fodder for five horses. " 00
Iron and blacksmth's work on ploughs. 'oO.U w
Wear and repairs OH wagons. ..............2 wv
Trace iains, names and collars. ........ :IO.o0
Lot manure, cotton seed, etc o d3o'0O w
Three tons Suano, at SlUo Cn9 ~
Bagging and rope for forty bales ZoO.00 ~
Repairs OF gin and running gear. Wy W.
Peas for planting, ten bushels, at sl.5o .1o0o
Seed corn five bushels, at Sl.5O ......... .I'00
Hoes. zoo 100 nv
Cotton Tax on forty bales. .4VC.OU w
TntnggaSt ~ On vans of farm 2OOO 90
Interest and wear aud tear On horses 2oVUo
Total. 81, ,2OlOO
RECEIPTS.
Forty bales cotton, four hundred pounds -,
each, at fifteen cents. '0 '5O0Uo w
Seven hundred bushels corn, at 81. J. OSO UO
Fodder. 'toooo W
| Lot manure and cotton seed. ............ .loO.oo
Thirty bushels peas at S1.50. .49.oo
Two hundred bushels potatoes, at forty ., ~
Gents. : 1890
Shucks. 'oV'o0
-, 60 600 m
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1. q. o. F.--PALMETTO ENCAMPMENT,
No. ].
FNHE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THIS CAMP WILL
i be held This Ercnin0. at O'Clock.
full attendance Is desired Officers for tue ensuing
term will he elected this evening.
By order G. F. D. PETIT, sc.ibc.
December 16
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w The subscriber who has had eight years expert
encs in his profession. Principal OF Academies,
III Nelson County, Va, desres to remove South
Oh account OF the health Of his ianiiy, and
will accept situation either in Male or ternale
College or Academy, in Private School that
will YIELD him support anywhere In Georgia or South
Carolina He teaches, besides the English branches and
mathematics the Latin Greek, French and spanish Lam
guages will give satisfactory testimonials OF his CON-
potency and popularity as Teacher. address
L. L. JEFFERSUN, Montreal, Jeuerson county. Va
November 23 1mo
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ITO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
L the VALUABLE ESTATE belonging to the late
ing OF 800 acres ords cleared. IEc soil is rich
red clay, kinds OF crops lie Estate is water
cd BY u large creGE, which Is F1Nh MILL SEAL
AND DAM COMPLELE; the lost water-power IN the
state icr Mills aud Factores; situation healthy all the
year round On the place are sixty aoorers treeuMt n
who would contract chenpiy as they cesire 10 REMAIN
The Estate will be leased ior term ol years in one
body, or III farms to suit smll capital. For terms ap
uiv "a, AiOWlY 4 CO. November IL
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TO Rem T.

ITO RENT, TEiE DESIRABLE DWELLING.
No. 20 COMING. STREET, opposite uncan-street,
having seven rooms witt atcs, pantry, closets end all
necessary accommodations for genteel family. For
terms, &C, apply to No. Z 7GEORGE-STREEr
,harO
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Va A N 7 S..

COOK AND WASHER NVANTED.-A COM
U PETENT WHITE FEMALE, who is good GooS
aud ,asher obtain good wages. logiufs, and per-
manent situation Gooi references required. Apply ut
THIS OFFICE. Decelnoer 10
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WANTED, AGENTS EVLRYWHERE,T TO
w sell the MAGIC CLEANSING CREAM. sample
doZ, terms, show cards, ETC., sent on receipt OF 81
l.. CUMMINGS CO,
No. % South MarAet street, Boston.
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JNUR RENT, PART OF n DELIGHTFULLY."-
C SITUATED MANSION, in the southwestern por-
tlon OF the city, consisting OF suite OF three or iour
spacious rooms the 1oor with kitchen aud ser
wants apartments. Terms moderate. Address "A.
Daily News Office November l9
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ITO RENT, THAT BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
No. 90 Cannon street, containing four square rooms
lures throughout: stable hay loft carriage house and
smoke house, all complete. Also one wo-story HOUSE
i'll tho yaId containing square ooms Possession
NoveI,t er Of vim
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-09-14
4 Der lg5err aOeebalft.

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