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MIR. JAMES GREENWOOD

Auther of"The Lambeth Casual" !" and of hume
srous other sketches, portrayingwit remarkable
graphic power the condition OF the lower classes
In England. Mr. Greenwood will prepare these
papers specially for HOURS Al Home, and
their publication will be commenced in an early
number.
DIR. HORACE BUSHNELL,
Whose discussions Of "The Moral Uses Of Dark
Things" have been received with SO much favor
by the more thoughtful readers OF the magazine,
will continue 10 contribute regularly to its pag-
es but upon different range Of SUBJECTS
Essays, sketches, short stories, poems, &C., &c,
writers who are alread y ftvortes with the read
ers of HOURS AT HOME.
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if il did. the President would veto 1t, as ho 10
onnosed to increasing the volume OF tho CUT
rency one dollar. There will prooapiy ID SUN,
unfriendly legislation toward the na'ionAi
banks, but not of character to cause ohenl W
wind ND. Sherman's bill will probably pass the
eonote bnt II, chances in the House arc not
so favorable"
Speaking of the political movements in
New York Stste, the New York Herald says:
"The town elections thus far in this State have
shown Democratic gains over the $4,000 major
ity in 1867. We have already given the results
in the counties where elections have thus far
been held this year. These counties represent
different sections of the State, showing that the
Democratic gains cannot be ascribed to local
causes. The counties that lave thus far put
in Democratic appearance may be enumerat-
ed as follows: Broome, Herkimer, Fulton
Otsego, Montgomery, st. Lawrence, Stenben,"
&c.
Ono of the most ccld-blooded and atrocious
murders that has been committed for some
time was the assassination OF conductor on
New York horse car Monday evening. The
testimony at the inquest shows conclusively
that the murdered man gave no cause OF Of
fence at the time, and that the assassin abused
insulted and threatened him in the most wan
ton manner, refusing to pay his fare when
asked to. The conductor, after vainly endea-
voring to bring his refractory passenger to
reason, was at length compelled to eject him
from the car. Thereupon the ruffian ran after
the car and stabbed the conductor, who was
standing ON the rear platform. In the confu-
sion the assassin escaped, leaving his victim iu
n 1vinp condition.
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CHA r L E s T ON.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY "a, 1863

CONGRESS has at length declared war
against the President. Again and again
the country was led to suppose that i'm
peachment had received its quictus; but to-
day the project looms up once more, and in
a euise, that shows it to be no longer an
empty threat of a handful Of crazy revolu-
tionists. Immediate impeachment is to-day
the settled purpose of the Radical party on
the floor of Congress. The hour is fixed,
and the sun will not go down before their
aim is consummated. Impeached by the
House. the President must be tried by the
Senate; and unless the prescribed consti-
tutional forms are disregarded, the trial
will be tedious process, and many week
must elapse before it is possible for the
President to be displaced. But in these
disiointed times, the mandates Of written
constitutions are of little moment, and no
one will be surprised at any turn that events
may take, or, indeed, if OF any hour the
Man on Horseback should make his appear
ance So the master of the National Capital.
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Moro Trouble for Mexico.

The Juarez Government has hardly sue
ceeded in crushing opposition and in
timidating disaffection at home, before it
is again menaced with destruction from
abroad. Private advices from London have
been received in Washington, stating that
the intelligence from Mexico, that the gov
ernment has determined to repudiate all
debts due to foreign countries except the
United States, has given rise to an intense
feeling of Indignation on the part of the
English Government. The reason assigned
by Mexico for the adoption of such course,
is o revenge upon the nations of Europe for
the recognition of MACMILLAN. England,
however, not having followed the rest of
Europe in this hasty ding, is conse-
quently doubly affected by the new Mexican
policy. The English Government, it is said'
is seriously contemplating the fitting out OF
a fleet to take possession Of the ports OF
Mexico and hold them until satisfaction is
given. If this he true, the murder OF the
Austrian primes may yet be avenged.
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NOW READY,
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE,

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Removals..
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Mr.. REBOUL being Fresco Decorator, B prepar-
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Work turnlshed. fmw 2mos December ~
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lost aao 5ounb.

OsT. SOMEWHERE ON KING OR
Ia Wentworth streets. LEATHER WALLET,
aiming about 50 in small bills, and some private
papers OF no value except TO the owner Inc nnoer
will confer favor, and may keep the money he
Will leave the papers addressed to ~. Id" at tne
OFFICE UF THE DAILY NEWS. Fepruary 10
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Remaros.

REVARDOF FIFTY DOLLARS WILL
n be paid for information leading to the discov-
cry and apprehension Of the person or persons VINO
Yesterday drove nail into the keyholo OF the AdVer
using BOX of tho CHARL sToN DAILY NEWS, al tne
corner OF East Bay and Broad streets.
February IL
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dissolution.
DISSOLUTION.

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TING under the name of MCMILLAN JOW-
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MCMILLAN is alone authorized to settle the affairs
JAS W. MCMILLAN.
February TRAD. c. JOWITT.
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pearoina.

nRIyATE BOARDING FBOM s6 TO ss
oer week. and ROOMS TO RENT from IS to 80
per month, by Miss PHILLIPS, No. 81 Magazine
street opposite Franklnstreet. February
DEMOV L---oARDING.-MR A.
II, Tracy having removed her Boarding Estab-
sh1n EN- from No 50 Church-street to No. 79 BROAD
STREET, ls now prepared to furnish Board to nnI'
tied number OF Ladies and Gentlemcn. Terms mod
r1te Decemoer IL
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To Reut.

DuoMs TO RENT.-TWO HANDSOME
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February 10 Inn
ITO RENT, THAT FINE HOUsc, No. 80!
/ ST. PHILPs-sTREET, between Radcliffe an ana
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February 20 fm~o
ITO RENT, TIE PREMISES AT THE
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Apply at No. 81 BRUAD-STREEf. January ~
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l. Apply at this office January 20 20
T1UR RENT, PART OF A DELIGHT.
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western portion OF the city, consisting OF suite OF
three or four spacious rooms on the first floor with
kitchen and servants apartments; Terms NODE
rate Address "A," Daily News Office.
November 10
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NIGHT sCHOOLl NIGHT SCHOOL!
No 35 5WENTWORTH-STR LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
YTNHE HOURS FOR The EXERCISES IN ARITH-
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1crms-S2 per month IN advance
Bookkeeping charged extra.
December2 u d. bEhGmANN.
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THE UNDERSIGNED

The UNDEItSIUNED
VIITLL CONTINUE TIE BOOK AND JOB PRINT
w ING business on his own account at No. 50
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entrusted to him, IN q superior style, with accuracy
aud promptness, and at such rates as 10 defy COM
petition. JAS. W. MoM1LLAN'
February
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1or Sale.


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Meetinas.

FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No. o.
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February "a Secretary.
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY FHIEND-
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BY order. WILLIAM CuLbEhi,
February "a secretary.
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WANTED, AGENTS EV
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I1JAnTED, BY A YOUNG LADY. A
w situation as Goyerncss, or to take charge Of
Fenia!e Academy, In North or south Carolina. me
can touch all the En- lish Branches usually taught
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ladies for College, Good references can be gwen.
Address, stating salary, Miss "a. J. Co. Winning
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