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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19
An Ambitious scheme Project
for q Line Of boats from ~.
Paul to New sDrleamO.
From the Dubuaue Herald. July I,

From the Dubuque Herald, July u
It's known that yesterday . meeting Of
the prominent stean.boatnen was held in
tn Q city for the purpose Of harmOnizing con
hicting policies and interests. In due tin .
the result OF tho meeting will be made pub
lie. At present it may not be out Of place
to give some facts in connection with steam
boat matters which are Of general interest
and which may soon have something to do
with determining the settlement sought by
such meetings as that of yesterday.
At st. LOUIS there is company known
% the Atlan'ic aud Mississippi Steamship
company, having line Of steamers, he best
on the lower nver, from st. Louis TO New
Orleans. BY heavy losses and bad man.
agement generally, tn company have be.
come badly involved the stock having do
preciated 10 merely nominal value The
property of the company is advertised to be
sold by the aheritf under deed Of trust Of
about 100000 Who will buy? This is
a question Of considerable interest, 1t is
reported ,aat gent eman largely CONTROLS
ing one OF the lines on the upper river will
be the probable purchaser. At any rate ne
gotiations are reported to have tsken place
looking to such an event, by whch a con-
tinuous line Of boats will be run from st.
Paul to New O-leans the N. w. UP.
companys boat. taxing the line from St.
Louis up, and the Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship companys boats taking the line
from 81. Louis to the Gulf, al under the
control of Capt Davidson. We give the
report as we hear it. 1t 10 q scheme Of
great magnitude, but if i. is at once ct.
tempted .here are Influences at hand to
make it success.
Alp roa THE PorE.-The appeal Of Bi,h>
op Hennessv for money to aid the Pope
was responded to, week ago Sunday, by
the fnlloving churches. The donation ara,
we think rather liberal:
Dubuque Co., Cathedral. =. .t24O 90
St. Pstrck's Church 81 81
St. Pnlomena's Ch. "a Is
:. st Joseph's Church IS 90
Clinton, Father Mclaughlin -. 30 90
Lyona, Father Jean. n............ 1O4 10
Burlington, Fsther Huserer. ....... % 90
Muscatine, Father Laurent. 224 rs
Davenport. sery Nev. Palamorgues $40 90
Father Cosgrove. ...... 23S 45
Spillville, Father Mikota. -. ...... 80 90
Dyersv,le, Father Costcnkamp. !. 70 90
Total. .........-......... 81 ,474 AZ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

PsTlr Observation-Disclosures Martsns ar>
rested = youth Of about sixteen summers on
tho charge Of stealing . watch valued At
o., from Martin Book Of the ferryboat fruit
stand. He at once confessed his guilt, and
told where the watch could be found This
morning when he Was brought up before
Justice Dittoc, Mr.. Beck stated that his
watcn had been recovered and asked that
he be discharged. The Justice, t,king in
to consideration his youth and the fac, that
this was his first offense, complied with the
request.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

LAYiNo CoRSEs SroNE.-The corner stone
Of Ste. Mary's Church. corner of Sixth and
Fillmore streets. will be laid on Sunday next.
in accordance with the usual custom Of the
Romish Church. The Rt. Rev. Bishop
Hennessy Of Dubuque will ofiiciate, assist
ed BY the clergy Of this city, and the invited
clergy Of other places. Father Damen Of
Chicago 10 expected to be present and as
sist. Professions will bs formed AZ about
three o'clock, At Ste. Margne,its's and Ste
Kunigunda's Churches, and will proceed to
ST. Anthony's Church. where they will form
in grand procession about four or five
o'clock. and march through the principal
streets TO the ground where the church 10
being built.
These intefssting ceremonies will proba.
bly, call out large attendance Of citizens
dcsirous Of witnessing them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

USsoN BoiL.R WoRKs.-lt will be seen BY
reference TO our new advertisements that
new and extensive Boiler and Blacksmith
ing establishment has been started in our
city BY Mr.. Samuel Greenwell, late Of Rock
Island. Mr.. Greenw ell is frst~class me-
ehanio and is we'll known in both cities, and
the best possible manner,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

INroxicArsD.-Ed. Miner was found
drunk on the streets on last evening by
Marshal Moore in an intoxicated condition.
His talk was very loud-his language not
particularly refined and his conduct any>
thing but agreeable. He was taken to Jail
and this morning paid Magistrate Dittoe .
fine OF s. and Was comitted for three days
TO "board out the costs (e5.40) at Ly>
ter's popular institution.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

DIR. =. .. Richardson, Sherry
Wine Bitters.-The Celebrated New England
Remedy. for iabitual Constipation.
Jaundce Fever and Ague. General Debility. and all
Disca-es arising from q Disordercd Stomach
Liver or Bowels. such as
Acdi,y OF the stomach. Indigestion Heartburn. Loss
of Appetite. Costivnces. Blind and u eeding Piles.
Disgnst OF Food sonr Eruptions. Sinking F1utter-
ing Of the PIT Of the Stomach Dimnes- of Vision,
fcllowncss OF the Skin aud Eyes. Pain In the side
Back. Chest or Limbs and In all cases where TON
1C is necessary.
=. HARRIS. Proprietor.
Cincinnati. o.
sold by all Druggists. jncs-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19
Wanted.

Wanted.
A BELL BOY. At THE
"A jy 6-d6t SCOTT HOUSE.
Day BOardcrs Wanted.
an DAY BoARDERS CAN FIND ACCoMMo-
" dations At Railsback'r New Restaurant. Brady
Street, between 4th and 9Th Street. jel1-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19
The Receipts and shipments east and

TnE Receipts and shipments east and
wes, per Rail for the weeks ending Sstur-
day night, July 18th, were as follows
Shipments. Barley, 200 bushels; corn,
$500 bushels wheat, 800 bushels hogs.
600 head flour, $50 barrels; wool, 10000
lts.; merchandise, 225 tons lumber, 325
m. or 81 car loads.
Recsipts.--Coal, 4SO tons wool, 5000
ms. merchandise, go tons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

Thos acCrona h Gro. gravel for SITS. S2s
J. A. Daserpor. material fer stree.e. 81 SO
Patrick Gaiena Gravel for streets $50
George House ...- li.T5
lindsay 4 Phelps. lumber for streets ". so
hichardsen Bros. prlDting ...--.-.-... ion.o
Is. Z. Schiiny n.l,rs tpes s......-.. zoo
John Sk.lly. ...... 400
John LiIli. cnnx,nr Assessor book.
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ATTEST

The Finance Committe reported on the
petition Of John L. Coffin, and on motion
the same was referred to . ~pecisl commits
tee, and Aid. Seymour offered the foil ow,
ing resolution:
hesstced, That IN connection with the pe>
tition Of John L. Coffin, the whole matter
pertaining to the indebtedness Of the CITY
OF Davenport be referred to . special com>
miteIe for Investigation, and to report ,her>
on at their earliest convenience. Adopted
Said special committee are his his honor
the Mayor N. Donahue, Aldermen Dermo>
dy, Andsesso, Claussen and Seymour.
Tho Street Committee reported on the
petition Of L. F. Parker, and the comm ittee
| recommend that the Health Inspector shall
notify Mr. IF. Parker to abate the nuis>
ance within ten days from date. Adopted.
Petition Of Charles IIaller and Others.
aeking that the city pus the alley in block
IL to grade end macadamize the same, and
on motion Of Aid. hatthes, that the city will
furnish the material il the petitioners will
DO the work at their own expense. Adopted.
The Street Committee reported IN favor
OF granting the proposition Of B. Heinz
and others, for the improvement of
Naroustte street, and on motion the report
Vas received and adopted.
AID. Andersen offered the following rea.
olution:
Resolced, That the street COMMITTEES are
hereby instructed to write propositions for
the macadamizing of Harrison street from
18th 70 Locust street, for the Whole and for
each block, and to lay such proposals a
will be received before the City Council at
it's next meeting.
Adopted.
Aid. Seymour offered the following rsso.
luton:
Rsso'red, That 30 appropriation Of two
thousand dellars from the sisy be made "a,
she purpose Of bringing to grade and mas>
adamtzing Brady street from 18th to Lo>
Gust street, provided the property owners
on said said street guarantee the additional
amount Of one thousand dollars foe said pur.
pose.
Aid. Davis moved to lay the resolution on
the tabs. Carried By the following vote:
Ysas-Andresen. Clauseen, ,Cunuinahsm.
DAVIS, Dermody, Frixzel-e. Nsvs-Isf,
ding. Matthes. Seymeuf-8.
Un motion Of Aid. Desmody. that the
ccm0unication handed In By AID. Harding
b referred TO . special cemnittee, with
power to oct. Adopted.
The Mayor appointed - said committee:
Aide. Dermsdy, Andersen and Clsusssn.
K. n. Littler. Chief Engineer Of Fire De-
psstment handsd 10 his report. On motion
the report was adopted aud ordered filed.
The following bills were all,wsd and or<
dered paid:
Street Comnissiouer's report in the q.
kV gsse .'.:........ -............ 4e47 10
Sickels 3 Pree3on, nails fee bsidae
work. ............... ................ IT'S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

AiD roR TIE PorE.-The appeal Of Bi.h>
op Hennessv for money to aid the Pope
was responded to, week ago Sunday, by
the fnllowing churches. The donation ara,
re think rather liberal:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-03
A NEW CANE some ine.nio,,,se, -,

New GAAE.-some ingenious person has in
vented new game, which contains all tho best
features OF billiards. parlor croquet and ten-pips
and an is purely parlor game: II furnishes eth.
ful exercise for children and adults and is simple
enough to be easily understood BY tbs former, frat
M Tni!e It's problems provoke the mental activity OF
sho latter. The apparatus comprises board some
thrse feet square, covered with green cloth and
t trimmed with black walnut-the Ealiets Of ebony,
the pins and balls Of ivory the wells Of maple. ana
the centre piece and rehectors faced WITH India %
rubber, to facilitate the rebound Of tte balls The
object OF the game is that each player in turn.
shall PLACE hs bal on any point on tie circle and
striking it with either face Of the mallets head
endeavor to cause it to touch the centre piece:
succeeding in which. he continues to play accord
ing to the rules. This game is callod s:Martelle."
We take this from Northern paper, and
have no doubt thatthe game is really pleasant
one, but after the war had closed, and Charles
ton been taken possession Of by the United
states troops. and Gen. HATCH put in command
OF the city, the game of iHa7tehe was PLAYED
to such an immoral extent that we don't think
it Will eyer become popular here
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The Memphis Post Of the 26th ult., says s'This
forenoon was occupied by the Congressional es-
curs!onists in receiving our citizens. Among other
Incidents Gen. FORREST was introduced by Dr..
sHAw to Colonel HATCH, the famous cavalry leader
Tho forces Of the two gentlemen had frequent col
listens during the war in West Tennessee, and
their "reminiscences were not little amusing.
Gen. FonREsT was also introduced to Gen. How
ARD, OF the Freedmen's Bureau. The converse
tlons between the various gentlemen greeting each
other, we're Of the most animated and diverting
character" 71- m
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM

0F ALL KINDS. AT Low PRICES; IRON AND
So, ~ steel flonghs Wheebarrows, Trucks Straw ana
Cotton Gins, Corn and Cotton Phantom Seed DrilIs
Plough Casting. Gin Gear and other Castings Honae
rover Ihreshing Machines, Guano, Bone Dust, Phos
phate OF Lime, &C. JOHN MOORE
December1 10 2mo No. 1913 Front-strwt New York
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MISS A. IL. SALOMON

HAvING LOCATED IN WENTWORTH STREET.
the instruction OF ORNAMENTAL WORK in TIC various
branc branGhes; hes comprising WHITE AND COLoRED EN-
BROIDEKY, Tapestry and Tufted Work, Wax Fruit and
Flowers Oriental and Grocan Painting Shell Leather
aar ana Paper Flowers Braiding Knitting Netting and
LINS and LACES renovated. Also, FLUTING end
GRIPPING done to order. -T--- '~ -->N
December 13 & ~ ,ro
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81. pEzrL1r,,s srnuEr sc.z.oo1.

ST: PHILLIPS STREET SCHOOL.
FE,HE EXERCISES or THIS SCHOOL WILL RE RF.
SUMED on WEDNESDAY, the "a of january 1867
Appncauons Tor tho admission Of children will be re-
tile hours OF nd 10 a. H. For the present not moro
consequence of the sufficient funds Tie Commis
soners VII be obliged to require each pupil pay for
the books and stationery nscd by them. n.
By order Of the Board.
L. MONTAGUE GRDKE M
November &c mo 8 Sccratarr
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B BOARD / N a..

pOARDING.-MRS.H n. KANfLAII IS PRE-,
b PARED to receive Boarders, at No. lac Meeting
street. up stairs Her many friends and acquaintance
Wau piease pear this In mind December Is
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SWAN ISLAND GUAN0.

S00 Tons SWAN ISLAND GUANO CARGO OF
COV british lurk Jaa Wilson. direct from the
Prof Shepard. - -As o. "
Prtce $40 per ton, cash
Pr1ce SO per ton city acceptance time with
j. n. ROBSON,
Us NJ. "a East Bay
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LARGEST ClEcrLArloN.-THc DAILY
Nrws 3,uI'iSacs he Obic'az List ef' let
tcrs remaining IN the FoSt:dice a tic r"d
n each 7rceh. dyrecady to the ./ollor'"y
section Of tie Nrm Post::1ice Ln,t, as 'As
nc~1vcpcr hnriny H." hr,,<' cir""l.''"n i"
the Ctty o. Charleston:
SECTION s. Aud be further cnactod That lists of let
rcmaiuiug nncncd r,r In any Posoco IN any city,
town or village whcrL newspaper shall be printed.
shall hereafter bo published once only in tho nowspapes
which being published weekly ottcnor shall hnvo the
largest circulation within range delivery the said
Office. @. W"a
go I'D communications antended for publication In
Utis Journal must be addressed 10 The Edztor Of the
Daily No,rs, No. is Llnyne-street. CtaHeston S. G.
Business m7nunicaLtons to Publisher Of Daily
Ne,rs.
We cannot undertake 10 retu1 rejected co,n7nunca-
tons.
Adce,tisenaents outside Of u.e city mast be acconpa-
MED ,cilh TIE cash.
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S 0LUBLE PACIFIC
GUANO.
THE COMPOSITION OF THIS GuANOIs DEN-
TICAL WITH PERUVIAN. IT DIFFERS
ONLY IN THE PROPORTIONS OF THE
SANfr TNFCAur, J. %.

WTHLE 1T CONTAINS LESS AMMONIA IT HAS
w nesrly twice the quantity Of Phosphate Of Lime
l5 Per cent OF which Is Immediately soaho Eta effects
on Cotton tho past season havo, In many instances
two in the early growth Of the When drought
tervenes the crop does not suffer from ia ~ L. the
case with Peruvian Guano By the presence In
1t OF 80 large per cent of Phosphate Limo
Peruvian Guano. 1I1 1-. IN H--''--
Every cargo Of this Guano subjected rigid inspec-
ton analysis and Is sold basis ef aotual value
Tho undersigned. Agent La prepared furnish the tes-
hmony Of well known South Carona paatsrn In evidence
Of the superior excellence Of this Guano
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AGRIC CULT URAl,
PERUVIAN GuANN.

DIRECT FROM AGENTS. Ar r1aRKEr
.H# RAVES.
SoLuBl-h PACIFIC GUANO, SIC CASH: $50 FIRsr
81 Novenoer with interest. approved city acceptance
o"n!i .sana iuano S2o cash. s2o Novem ber VIII,
hiter IT. approved cty acceptancc --7 = r
h"uan tno1pnate CT Lime. SGO cash. So, lat Sove,n
III, , osr. M "',h interest approved city acceptance.
Flower OF Bone. unadulteratcd aud unbuu "
FARMERS i'ascr or Gypsum. warranted rurs
Offering the above to plantcr / 40 eo ry,.,
every confidence. not only having csumo onisls from
p,antess VINO :s"c used them the past year but tho
iurher guarantee that every cargo 1t ycs from tho
factory is anayzed by Prof Shepard. OF the south
oarona , Medical College. and the high reputation OF
these man'lrcs fully kept up. j. N RODSON "
january No e. Fast n.x
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HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.
FINHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
ton given in Greek, Latin, french Mnthcmatics and
the higher branches Of English Terms $40 per quarter
IN advance No extra charge tor French Stationery
"M& W. R. KINGNIAN @
OecemDer Il IL SUI '.....r Pripcipal.
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JIHEFTT DOLLARS REWARD Will ZEE
paid for the recovery Tor Information hat may lead
OF JAMES @ NJ RHEI,T Green Pond S. c.. the nigh,
OF the goth inst Both are brown bays not in very good
order 15!4 hands high, 10 years DID, long tail: tho
other IL years old, Is hands high tail dockcd but har
has grown quite long, rough coat and a Northern
horse. Apply at this Office. December IS
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+ o u N ID. D !.

CULVER PLATE FOUND.-A PIECE OF
- SILVER PLATE, belonging to some OF tho Taylor
family was taScE from negro time since which
can be had By proving property and paying aver-
uscn1cnt. Apply Ct this olicc November 23
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H O T ELS.
VICTORIA HOTEL

VICTORIA HOTEL.
F. oppEDEcK pronrietor
FENHIS HOTEL IS NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
~ PLAN. It has been rcmodolled and refurnishcd
throughout Tho travelling public transient visitors
Others will find in it all the luxurics of EIRST-CLASS
ESTABLISHMENT. combined with the comforts o,
home. III7 ''-~,
The location s of tho most airy and pleasant for
Billiard Saloon the lovers OF this health
fu exercise is attached No pains expense spared to
give entire satisfaction. F. OpDEIsEOT N
May II
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rOTTON AND cpRN PLANTnTroN M

GNOTTON AID CORN PLANTATION TO
~ RENT in Sumter District, nilcs west OF Sumter
village: The Wilmington and Manchester Karond runs
through the tract and station the tract within
mics OF the settlement. Location perfectly healthy
Water perfectly pure and Good accommodations
for 100 to 200 About 1000 to 1900 arabic
land cleared and under fencc-ences in toeraby fnr
condition. Good dwelling house. containing rooms,
and all necessary oubuildinsH stables barns Kitchen
storerooms, &c. There some laborers now on the
place who might be induced to remain they arc at
tachcd to the place. WIN be sold, If desired rented
Tor term OF years. Parties examine the place by
applying to JOHN B. MOORE, sta:osarsn S G. Tract
contains $500 acres Sixty hands hnvo successfully
worked on tho place. Good cotton land for the
middle country Tho proprietor this place invites
propositions from parties desiring invest In cotton
planting as to culhvatng this plantation on shares
Oecenlocr IL #&# lMwM".5e.&" thsu
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MRS. CA9sKOL,
H AVING RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
Ivy services as Teacher OF the Piano and Vocal Music
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
December 20 -'7- ~
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THO RENT, VERY DESIRABLE THREE
y STORY BRICK RESIDENCE, at No. 50 George
street, containing six upright rooms. with dressing
rooms attached pantries. ETC. Every has gas
lures IN good order; also kitchen, rooms
large yard and all other oubuildngs per-
lect oruer with well and ciscrn Rent will be moderate
southeast corner OF King and Wentwort b streets.
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TENO RENT, A FARM SITUATED ON COOP
E River eight miles from the city, containing !O4
acres between 60 and 70 of which have planted the
past summer On it is comfortable Dwelling Kitchen
December 8 -. st11th,n
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DIR. HENRY NJ. ERI1Ns

DIR. HENRY NJ. ERUNS.
PEGS TO INFORM BIS FRIENDS AND THE PUB
4 ~ Lie that he will open q CLASSICAL, MATTE
NAUTICAL, ENGLISH and FRENCH SCHOOL on IT,,
~ January next, at No. SO Wentworth street life
devoted to the education OF youth years
as Irancpa OF the High School of Charlcsoa trusts
viii secure for him the confidence those who may
honor him with tho training Of their sons
Dr. BRUINS will private instructions in the Classics
and Mathematics TO young gentlemen may wish to
review those studies preparatory to College, who may
E %@.a o-,-- ----'oNoN - ~
He is also prepared to take boys to board on rca
sonablc tc.7ns. Mr. - ~> - - -
For further information apply to himself or 10
r. $. BRUINS, No. % Broad street.
/ I'eccmocf ~ Dec. 10, 3f. 81 jan
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- - .- - : = - -, a - - -
r { w 4 r D s..

4 SUITABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID
~ for the recovery of q small CHESTNUT MARE,
S1aycd from W H. Snkler then ct Eight Mile Bottom.
Had on hcra bridlo and army saddle. Apply at this
Office. 6 #HI- December OF H
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SCHOpI NSlT7cE

FI'HE EXERCISES or MRS. S. j. MAGwooD.S
y SCHOOL. for The instruction Of young Ladies and
Children OF ht, sexes will he resumed on Wednesday,
Avenue. ''2al 11.I r'0
Grateful for past patronage Mrs. NJ respectfully so
hclts a continuance OF the same. s "=,TT1
Dccemucr trs,o
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MISS JULIAy, Rnncr

MISS JULIA v. ROACH
YTNAKES LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE tTO HEH FRIENDS
- AND PATRONS that the exercises OF her School will
b. resumed Wednesday, January Id at her residence
no. l3 Society street. '~--
Primary Instruction. S. per quarter Vocal Music and
the rndinents OF Of Drawing taught free Of charge
D. r., Hon. n Russell Middleton, Rev John Z. Girar
dcau. @U tul,s7 INK -7~| Decnmhar 70
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[ o S 7

ET OST, POC11ET-ROOK WHILE GOING
~ from King street to Market and Meeting streets.
containing S14 in money, from James Bell for
s97 7e1oo payable 10th january other papers The
finder can keep the money by returning the and
papers, the note has been stopped psymont Tho
finder will leave the note at this office.
January o.
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THNV RENT, THREE ROOMS AND KITCfl.
y EN-, at NO. 4G dASEL STREET. December q
ITO RENT, ROOMS OR HALF OF HOUSE
Il No. Society street. East Bay. Apply a, house.
December
THO RENT.-ONE ROOM I'm GENTEEl.
~ private family. Also KITCHEN and Servants rooms
for porGcuIars apply at this Office. November 81
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HOME SCHOOL FUR BOYS.
TTSHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION VIII, RI,
u resumed on the SECOND MONoAi IN sEpTEAI-
is limited to twelve. ---.- = fii -
The Principal is graduate in honors Cambridge
as teacher in the South 'o-'s0 III
Careful and thorough instruction will given in the
LATIN and GREEK CLASSICS French AMI Sranish
With complete course Of English studies including
Mathematics Commercial Arithmetic, and Bo * Keen
ing. n T'-'' ~1
Pupils will be treated in oil respects as members his
1amiy and Will receive the undivided and nt.a
dies. N77II0'- '-'H''"7' " = n
References-To tho Faculty the South Carolina Uni
versats and to present and c.nler patrons. 1-1
signed. RICHARD FORD ). AZ
SoIu1iiola, august, 1856. stutE August
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ANALYSIS OF SWAN ISLAND aUANo.

CHARLESTON December 23tll 1856
Mr. Robson. Dear Sir: The sample taken by mysof
last evening" OF the Swan Island Guano the floine
constituents:
PHOSPHATE te, OF Lime Il 90
~ Cls,StuS t'oseGoie| MAtter. $40
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Soluble Salts, chioty Chlorides Of Calcium Sodium
Potassium and Magnesium. with Sulphates Of
the samo bases all taken together about x per
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Matter insolunle In acids. mostly Silica. and Silica
With Per -01ido Of Iron .................. 1926
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