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Live STOCK.

CHICAGO, Feb. -.
Cattle-Receipts 26l eead.
Rogs-Receipts g. 54 head.
Sheep-Receipts 396 head.
Cattle-sales 127 head at 4, IA 500; hogs TO-
So at $3.50 sos for common, market l0d l5c
lower; sheep 80 at 4,37A, dull and weak.
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Diseases Of the Eye Can b Cured.
DIR. JAS. CAMPBELL.

has opened an EYE INFIRMARY in Davenport
ana can accommodates one or two hundred patients,
ana wiii treat all diseases strictly confidential !,
Once, on Second Street, in LeClaire Block,
No charges made for unsuccessful services.
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FORTY CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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SAMSON & DELnAH-THE STRONG MAN sHoRN
OF STREssrH-An Essay for Young Men, on the
Errors, Abuses and Diseases incident to Puberty.
by which Youth is robbed of its beanty, and Man
hood OF its power-with reports on the best
means of relief and cure. Sent in scaled letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address, DR.. J. Skill
LIN HOUGHToN, Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa. janl9dw3m.
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Stocks and 06onev.
Telegraphed to the Argus.
NEW YORK, February -
SToCKs-actlye
MONEYS - cent. -r.H
STERLING ExCHANGE-Sixty days, 1,092; at
sight 81, le4.
GoLD-s 1,363,
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LOR d & s NTH,
&c CHICAGO.

General Agents for the Northwestern States
For sale in Rock Island by Gleim 4 Hinckley
Chas. A. Renser Schmidt 8 Grotjan, and c. #.
SpeideL y7z-daodAa
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TIE FRASxLrN Buick MACHINE,

Justly celebrated for perfect simplicity, great
strength; and immense accomplishing power, is GUAR
ANrEED, With eight men and two horses, TO self
temper the clay and make 600 to $500 elegant
bricks per hour.
J. II. RENEE, Proprietor,
jan3l-d3m No. II Broadway New FORK, Room SO.
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Hills Hair Dye, 90 cents. Black or brown in
Simultaneous. Natural, beautiful, durable. The
best and cheapest in use. Contains as much as
any dollar size. Depot No. Sc John ST., New
York City. Sold by all druggists, patent medi-
cine, fancy goods and perfumery stores every
where nov9dw1y.
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kRoHERs-UPHAN's-HA DYE.-50 Cents a
box. Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81. Ma
TURAL, DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WAR
RANTED TO PLEASE. This article has been
thoroughly tested by DIR. Chiffon, of New York,
and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia,
who pronounce it free from all poisonous ingredi-
ents. and the material composing it will not injure
the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers everywhere.
JNO. J. KRONER, Sole Proprietor.
LORD & SMITH, Chicago, Ag's. nov5dly.
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from 10 to 20 per cent. cheaper than any firm in
this city, Give them an early call aud convince
yourselves. jsn22-dtf
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The ladies' of America, from their peculiar hab-
its, are said to bethe most unhealthy in the world
also to suffer most when about to become moth
err. DIR. Pelpau's Pills are great blessing to all
ladies, as they regulate and assist nature. Sold
by all good Druggists. jan2e-d1m
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BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-This splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world The only
true and perfect dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No III
diculous tints. Natural black or brown Rene.
dies the i'll effects of bad dyes. Invigorates the
hair, leaving ID soft and beautiful. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by
all druggists and perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay
strelt, New York. decl0dwly.
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USE Lallamand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. 1t effectually destroys all
poison in the blood, and performs n radical cure.
nov27dly.
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TuBERcLEs in the Lungs are not necessarily
fatal. 1t is beyond dispute they have been healed
and cica 'rised by the use of Cod Liver Oil. As
Everything depends, however, on the vuality Of
the article be sure to procure the Pure Medicin-
al Cod Liver Oil" manufactured by John c. Ba-
ker Co., No. us Market street, Philadelphia,
the standard brand of the American market For
sale by druggists everywhere. nov7dw3m.
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ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs

ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS.
Allentown, Pa April 4, 1885.
Messrs. T. ALLcoCK & Co.:
Dear Sirs: My daughter used one of your
Porous Plasters. She had very bad pain in her
side, and it cured her in week.
Yours truly,
JOHN V. n. HUNTER.
We refer to the
Forty Thousand Druggists
Who sell our plasters, as 10 their high sterling
character.
ALLCOCk d CO., Agency, Brandreth House,
New York. Sold by all Druggists. jan10dwl I'm
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BILLIARD HALL
AND -
RESTAURANT
IN MOLINE.

The undersigned has opened, on the south side
of Main street, above the National Bank, in Mo-
lire, q Billiard Hall and Restaurant, where he
will be happy to see his friends and the public
generally, At all times. 8 - z ~a&s@
He will keep fresh oysters, and serve them MP
in any style. Also Beefstsals, Mutton Chops.
Veal Outlets, Ham and Eggs, and everything usu-
ally found ut a
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FIRST GLASS RESTAURANT.

His Billiard Tables are of the best make, and
he hopes, by attention to business, to merit the
patronage of the public. .@a
.sa GEORGE SMITH, Proprietor.
FRANK SoHRADER, Agent. OIL.
dec22dwtf. ~ -gtE =ssst
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I. ! lGURlAADI ! DIFFER NON IN ANNUM
RODRIGUE'S
.PQLMolhKC EEiXlR SPECIFIC,

FoR TIE CUBE OF coNsUMr1roN. PAINS m THE
N CHEST. AND SIDES. DIFFICULTY IN BREATH.
LMg; RRoNcAIrIs. - GATARRH.. AsTHAdA, COUGHS,
This great revtvyer Is offered to the puhiic that an
who Wn avan themselves Of h remedial power may be
!, It requires AIR a1 10 confirm lin tnva,rab,
agency IN nuang through each chaunel Of the human
oEgsnizatton ssestored II ttnvgorates Knd en-
b9es Che Isnga with elasticity restores warmth
Which = tasr essential element, slgeaa YES
enrtches the blood; regulates the inaucaa
nee and easy and expels through s sd1nn.-
istrat3on each and every omro1ant disorder ryesant n
the m.lsdy recognized Consumption, and. hitherto
deemed hopeless and tncurahle. E5
n1a sonponnd is perfectly aass poasesane neer
nSn eswsya e11ossd e sssstsas Fl every for
i9 Irritating and dehdtatng duences only Cor.
dnoea to much general Il the system d.
stroyng sppeate and creating an tn1urous rervous s1
sa;asoa a,. sut,szin feqpsat :ssa r.
]. Uader tie inausnce oe approved and fnva,uab,e
SpeSs ttes Cough 1sculty In
Dreaming and pains aIa tsoeneea sub1de hgmorrhaue
y axrestea and health and strength fe1stabltRhed
5s PRICE FOR SINGLE BOTTLE 81 26 s
, sold ~ ne proIrtetor northwest corner SOCIETY
AND Mttsi1Na STREETS, and fhe princpal Druggists
AEtat1 1y Sii
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NJ Es1IE DE G1nAnp,,s, recently conaenlne,


NJ. EstILE. DE GInARpIN, recently condemned
to pay q sdne Of 4ooo francs for writing IN his
newspaper, Ia Ldderte, an article headed stLes
Mei2e,fres e Destinees," has announced that he
viii not prosecuteithc appeal, Of which he had
given NOTES 1t the tilnsssS.his sentence pro
nounced. he says he has had the most ample
satisfaction in the numerous Slctters he has re-
ceivcd from the best and most distinguishedmcn
IN: France, rendering him their congrasWtations
and sympathy, and. encouraging him in his no
bic marty yrdom in the cause Of liberty. There
have been attacks on the Government in La
Liberte, since the date of the trial, every whit
ss, severe: as the one which caused his convic-
Eton. We have ,ionly seen one, entitled sIn'y
d pas c,s. ane seVc tau,e commisc, in answer to
NJ. RornEn's reply to N. TuIEEs. It was in
all respects US CALLING to the Government us
the first one had been, It seems to be no easy
matter, after sall 70 suppress criticism in
Frnnce. $5. @e.@4aart ..4f%= .t"-
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PAST AND PRESENT..

When NIEBUHR, the historian, in the first
quarter Of the present century made The tour
Of England, he wrote to his father that he was
being whirled in stage coaches over the roads
at the rapid rate Of seven miles4a hour, and,
therefore, was unable to oe-: - the scenery Of
the country through which .ie was passing:
This We read some years ago with smile, con.
scious Of the superior facilities for trayels We
enjoyed on the South Carolina Railroad: but but
now, we feax, we have no longer any reason
for such cong nlation: We 4 have been ont
stripped. There are now RAILROADS in other
parts Of the world that make better speed than
the aforenamed venerable corporation, while
at the Same time. the traveller enjoys equal, ii
not greater, comfort than we are accustomed to
on the cars that daily make for this terminus.
Thus we road Of oars on the Michigan Central
Railroad, which not only have elegant parlors
and state rooms. but hayesin addition n eulinn,,
~ department, by which the N recherche sup
plies can be handed INTO the drawing: rooms,
and every luxury furnished that can, 81, asked
for or desired in = Rrst-class hotel and all this
while the (no longer impatientor swearyA trays
A'01si0a 0 Sosse on;'1oWaEu ms journeys end at
the rate Of forty miles an hour e \. =.
We need Nc longer envy the proud and lpr,u,.., II,
;rionas Queen of Egypt, beneath .her; spurple
awning and her dainty silver oars. eHad aaha
lived our day, she would certainly havs nres
ferred 70, makeshe journey IS the yaodth
Rock The name of one of the above msatioded
rev ,arsS Detroit IS NOT this The age II II
progress, when an unwashe ~
ride. .n state reatef than was 81 ths conmapd
effs ffs:thsS most slnxprigps menarchs Of the East !
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- t'',.sas SIg.@ ~ago4. }3os,s.
ANHEXATTON.

/ When Mr.. SEWARD recently made q pur-
chase of 450, 600 square miles. of Russian Ter
ritory, and s..annexcd" it TO the United States
some averred he had presented the country
with q stsucked orange and others that he had
gotta ttbig thing on ice;'' but beyond this We
have heard of no serious complaint. AS far as
re ino,r, t1iu 4uession was not even submitted
to the .splcbiscite.' @ The seals, walrusses,
Esauimaux, Indians and Russian fur-traders,
who constitute the population Of that delightful
district, were not asked for their consent :to
this summary transfer Of their allegiance; but
as yet no objection has been heard of from
them. Annexations are .notiso .peaceably con-
sunmated in Europe. Rivers Of blood are shed
before an acre even of royal domain is permitted
to change masters. But, not twithstanding these
sanguinary conditions, such schemes are; al
| ways on foot. Thus we find at this present
moment France casting o covetous eye upon
| Belgium and the Bavarian Rhine Province,
Prussia with her grasp on Luxembourg, and,
in fact, on all Of Germany not already
thoroughly Prussian. Italy has her eye on the
Tyrol, and the Ancient nlyria. Greece wants
Crete and the other Turkish Greek Provinces;
and the Russian Eagle will swoop down and
gobble up the remainder of Turkey, perhaps
magnanimously resigning the Danubian Prin-
cipalit;es to Austria. A great European war
may see some or all of these, and perhaps;
many other changes brought about :+s5s. -.::.
Wewere led into this strain Of thought on
seeing an article in last Saturdays Courier des
Etats sJnis, on .sThe Annexation of Belgium. 4
NJ. OLIVIER, in his speech in the Corps Legis-
latif, March 15, said France ought not to have
one hand constantly stretched toward the
Rhine, and the other toward Belgium; and for
this he said there was one reason strong than
all the rest: and it is this that the populations
Of those territories do not desire annexation z
The Courier des Etats Unis takes N. OLIVIER
severely to task for so indiscreet an utter
ance. It denies the premise, and will not as
sent to his conclusion. It maintains, on the
contrary, that if Belgium were consulted, like
Savoy and Nice, by the voice Of universal suf-
frage,a o large majority would vote in favor Of
annexation to France. Where did M OLL1v1ER
get, his facts? From rEeho du Parzement
and L'zndependanee Belge2 If so, he is relying
upon very unreliable authorities: The former
is an official Journal and the latter is edited nv
q Proyencal from Marseilles, and we have
never heard, says the Coavyier, that he had
been called to that position by universal s,lf-
frageto represent Belgium before Europe: IS 4.
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So al coaeu1sicatons intended for publication IN
uis journal must be addressed to te iator Of lte
Daily Neics, No. 18 Hnyi,e street, Charleston, IS q
. Business Communications TO Publisher OF Daily
Nesos. -:5Hss4 l!-2 n =" -" .
Wecan,,ot undertake 10 return rejected conanunica
Il eiOns yg ~ .& = .-t t
Advertisements outside Of The city must be ucconpa-
MED aciLh the cash. J. ;:>s :
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/. Observation-Disclosures.
\ .IsiEt lsSJsy OCcIIiE CLERK or Cn1rNCTr

A II. TAvERN-KEEPERs, AND PERSON; ; RFTi211. sfsT
~ MG sprituous liquors, within the city Ii1nits who
have not e1ecuted their bonds taken out the roer
cards to show that they have license to sell viii he ra
inst. SI ,}.' w, .ts; s. li3*T -
Those who have cards hereby notified to hive the.
same placed in conspicuous place in window All
failing TO observe this notice win also be reported after.
the aforementioned time. w H SMITH
March q ~ "A CLERK ~ 1somn.sI
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C0PAR I. N ERSHfPs.
5.E'|:.D!|U.cAT'l0 e NAL.

BOAIRDIMG AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG,
@ ~ LADIES' :S ee.5
rs rs yeHN 1ATRENs 16E q "a AssssTED By TIE REV
ann cocmencnr ncto,,aT ~ NO - Gonmg
For particulars apply above. s''!
October 18 SF{ I'M ~; ~
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FOR S ALE,
r EW A R DS.

:dt En REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
DegO the recovery of HORSE MULE, stolen from
Mr. Thomas Rays Plantation in St james Goose Creek
Parish. in January Inst Said Mule is tall eight or
nine years old, dark bay, has hind leg near
the fetock also scars across the wthers causei
BY cart chain. Apply at this Office. 9Ejs 5I1.-T"
a April 19 l1@- D S3II53f3t5 A thstna
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The new charter for the University Of London,
concerning the examination Of women, is drawn
with such breadth Of expression as TO admit not
only OF examinations such as those OF the Univer-
sities Of Oxford and Cambridge, which would be
usefnl to governesses and others and test general
educas.n, but also OF specias examinations for de-
Grees. The British Medical Journal says .sThis
Wouid, OF course, be- opposed under present cir
cuEagsances, although We believe that the legal
members Of the University are willing formally to
admit ladies' to Examinations and diplomas in lew
and the medical members would not opposa their
admission 70 degrees in medicine. We understand
that many more ladies are desiro1s Of admission
to the bar than seek an entrance into medical
4. q Montreal Canads) paper, Of the 11th, says !:
official CIRCLES there is an uneasy feeling as to
the possibility Of Great Britain being drawn into
4he vortex OF the coming war in Europe, and the
money market thereby becoming 90 stringent as to
prevent the internati tional railroad loan and other
7oans on provincial account being raised. It is
;also apprehended THAT Il Great Britain were to 20
70 war with KnsaiG- ON. The Eastern question, tbs
United States aBsthe aIlr of the latter, wouldat-
,4ana The British North American Provinces; thus
drawing al the disposable British troops TO this
continent, hnd leaving France single4handed to
fight Russia. \ In such a case, British Columbia
swoua be lost. As to the cesainn uf Russian Amer
5ca y Was AZ first hoped here that The treasy would
MT aifed, and now the possession Is 2Mkened
INTO Afne ice fela Greenba sen at ntt III to an
aiecouh aSs at Io7s toi0es 4 seven.
khirtias 81 1os 70 losa.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE. sa#
0FEIcE CLERK OF coUNcn4-rHE FOLLOWING
clause Of Section Of an Ordinance to Ratse sup
Of selling Goods by sample otherwise who ee
not residents OF this An such persons are hereby
notified to report this Office. .5EsT7 - -~''-'
Ihree dollars every hundred dollars OF ali goods
otherwise - g., t4T'3 7I~@ w a SMTTt5 -
hofco s$$ s.glS:5,.5s Clerk OF Council
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Ian rs

IIFANTED TO RENT. A RESIDENCE,
w within Is minutes walk of Postofficc. Address
RESIDENCE, Daily News Oficc. II April 18
A NY INFORMIATION OF WILLIAM AU-
IA GUSTUS CURRIE will be thankfully received by
his brother SAMUEL M. CURRIE ut St. Georges, s. &.
\ April 16 a ,:s$ limo
WISHES SORIETEK1NG TO DO. A LADY
w that can cut! and make men and boys clothes,
ladies': and chdrens dresses keep house, and make
herself generally useful in tho house kitchen and
garden Low terms. Good references given required.
Anyone writing please state terms: Address ,.f
,.Stj I, a%%is$:ttC. W" BOX 81, Z
April -: TS% :s.Vanoe's Ferry, S. c..
oh cSr %PAE GENUINE BARTLETT SEW
ENDACS ING MACHINE, S25.-wanted Gcnts, s150
per month and MI expenses paid, to eel the Genuine
BARTLETT Sewing Machine. This Machine viii DO MI tho
work that can DO done hghprced machine, and
is fuqy patented. licensed and Warranted for five
We pay the Al,ove wages commission, from which
twice that amount can bs made. For Circulars aud
terms address Il. HALL & CO.. No724 Chestnut street
Philadelphia, Pa, SO sS April 10
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LARGEST C1Rcu1AT1oN.---2'h The DAILY
News publishes thss'0 0b9SSeiH last Of let
! tters:::rensaiining IN Ae Posse6;ce at the end
.off each soeek, agreeably:s 70 The tolaoeoia.4y
section Of Tie Nese Posto6ice Lao, as the
newspaper having the largest, circulation IN
.3blI5GA ls5a.Hlaa- II 3&a -
H.. G;y,, of Charleston. s&@
Tie City Of Charleston:

SECTION it further enacted, That lists of lot
tors rerrainng uncacd for any Posthce in any city
town village, Where newrpaper shall be printed.
shn hereafter be published only in the newspaper
which. being published weekly ofteners shall have the
largest circulation within range OF delivery Of the said
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REM.oV VAlS.
CLOSING UP: I:lE'
ATA:GREAT sACRIFzCE.

sy $6s$:s..-s,tt5 AT AT A:G GREAT TsACRIF1CE.
pooKs, fPAPsR, ENVELOPES. BrANKs. BLANK
Books Pictures Ens7ayinss and Instruments, at
subscrabsr having determined Is retire fro brs
ness presents to the public the purchas
ing BOOKS, GsTAI1ONARY:a and Fancy Goods at half
price, Bibles, Prayers, In variety and SIZE
Hymn Books Of oil denoznnasonH, Novels Travels 81
ograRhies History, Theology, Scientific, Agricultural
Cooking and Sporting WORKS. Note Paper 81
n $9 50 and Gap Paper at So so to IS rea
Envelopes at "a and 50 so per Thousand Come and
aVaai yourselves of the present opportunity
April 81 ;is, Ia mo So Kinr atre.t f,e
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I'-E;-

THATwE SELL ARE IMPORTED DIRECT BYW. 9.
COhWtN & CO., and pass through other hands en-
UNADULIERATED. but TO sell at the following prices
11SS 49, dUGNSI 81 90
~. 1COS Il so to rs
1311sS1 E1N5SS1 GUN9OWD 25
Gs3S1GSSt ENi!.iSH btEAhFAST.. 25
THo4t1s GTo41Sc1, so
S9S4GG.od CClSN6.. 90
S1gAGH ooLON9..... l so
We keep, also. supply Of cheaper grades-a good
quality OF GREEN AND BLACK TEA, MIXED, at ST 50
per pound MA. q N .',#: ~ = -, ~
=. Just received, new supply Of OLD JAVA COFFEE,
45c.; PARCHED, Soc; GROUND, Sec; OLD RIO S5c
The PARCHED COFFEE we represent to be OF the
FIRST QUALITY parched by with great care triuE
OF these Codees Green Parched and Ground. viii
vince the consumer that point g7'. 0~.-r' -r@
GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGUAYRA
i The FILLING OF ORDERS personally attended p. 1xo
one Of the Managers Goods delivered parts f ths
city FREE OF CHARGE ,.,L ! IN = o''~' ~
supply Of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTER will a, rive an
Tuesday. smo Feb c,,arv . IN
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NJ: .:s: Fl NAN CIAL..
CITY CHANGE BILLS

6NIY CERTIFICATEsso OF INDEBTEDNESS STATE
CaOF, S. G. BILLS RECEIVABLE. For sale In mar.
cels to su1t purchasers. AZ -.
CITY CHANGE BILLS t$g5s.&5 %$Y Ssi i5S$sssS SFsTS
CITY CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS (bcarine,
0per cent and receivable for taxes and other
dues to the city, 5-sts u : oN-oA -
BILLS receivableo of the State Of South Carolina.
Apply to ALONZO J. WHiTE r SONS sStf
AprA II 3SiI.y14 Office No 68 East Bay Street.
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i 5Sss :s5 3s @s&r c. 3. SIGWALD, -sT
- .3s.. Captain OF Police.
Be i Ordained, That from and after the first day Of
January next every person keeping shop or store or
engaged in mercantile business In City Of Charles
ton sha post up and keep posted up In some consp-
cnous place, at his or her business stand or stands
nspicuous Sign Board Plate, containing his or her
gwen name md surname and in case of partnership
and every person offending, making default herein
shan fS1s1t and Pay 20 the City penalty Of dollars
thereto further of fifty dolars for each and every
month during which the PROVISIONS Of this Ordinance
That nothing horein contained shall apply to the special
partners Of q limited partnership q; 1sT' = -.
81 Ratified December 2. 1851.
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ITO RENT OR FOR SALE CHEAP, THE
IL delightful RESIDENCE No. s Ashley street For
particulars address B. F., Daily News Office.
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y Februafy ~ = ---5I--- = So Il599-7I
NUNAN'S FARM. WEST END. OF; NUNAN
~ STREET, TO RENT. Apply on the premises.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw Ynux Nor

NEw YoRk, Nov. %.
A man named Spencer, and his wife, who
reside in Paulsboro, New York who appear
to be of the highest respec4abiisyy and are
worth, it is said, over $500, 900, were arrest
ed in New York Friday, on the charges. sup-
ported BY the evidence and affidavit OF Col
Wood, of the detective force, of being the
chiefs of , gang Of counterfeitcrs, who have
recently put spurious 7-30 bonds on tho mar
ket MIS-. Spencer paid, cash down. SAT, 900
IS bail fofherself and husband, on an exam
ina,ion at Newark, where they we're taken.
Several other persons are supposed to be EN-.
gagged with them, and they are reported to be
very wealthy. The Paulsboro establishment
was in operation as long ago as 1865, and it
estimated that the parties engaged in this
business have netted upwards Of one million
dollars. The spurious issues Of notes and
bonds were made from a lead impression of
the genuine plates at Washington, secured
by confederates, and several branches of
transfer work, also the work Of confederates.
The German Radical Republican Club last
evening endorsed the nomination of Hon.
". A. Darling for Mayor,