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Marine Disasters.

STEINER ST, Gull, from Charleston, for tue safety of
which entertained arrv ed at Baltimore yesterday
evening.
smr srAunouL (Br) Glon from Mobile with 900 bales
cotton for Liverpool, ashore miles north Of Memory
Rock the 9Th nit but got Oh after dscharsng % bales
with wreckne schooner, which number were taken sal
wage by the wrcckers.
snp CuAs Cooryp has been condemned at Port Stanley
she bound 10 Philadelphia
before reported ashore Al Lewis Del had al her cargo
taken out and the vessel was TO be sold auction eth inst
goods from the David Nichols.
Bsns p,scc RS from Baeno. Ayres Cor Ro'cn
nI Sn S Bsr@gS with s eesyy ygssy sss; un March
struck ny heavy carrying away head and starting
syyss nsd q" cs r1g e sSeryh.s movable
.e IRON RIO e JdnGyIp 70 day. steering The has
don, Of Bath
s %s BIZ sq no s 9"y m s:Ssso, o5 RS
and had also sprung foremost She repairing
BRIO r :, OF Lvcrroo Ss Parks from xe.an
sau @h UT in distress, leaking and having shifted
ported ashore IN Boston haroo got of and arrived the
city 9th without damage.
m scnr ran ,sr ssn s c" for Bait
ns away s ayng sSqo% 70, She 90 at nen hsh
SoHR Rury Ponce PR for NYork before reported Lost on
ha "a OF MS month on conhss key was m ions register
salisbury. '''
Sou. N Macy sI ps BpEc salem from Paaaephs
NV . svsboa "a The s aF 4sah aS'
ne was ahoa - Of and resident OF Phs-
delphia, where he leaves family.
SOM DAvID FArsr-Cienfuegos, March "a schr David
FaGs Capt Lord loading for NTOrk leak (beore
reported by cable alongside OF The wharf yesterday The
leak was found upon being surveyed. and csnkes
WORK ~ once The interruption loading will only for
one or two days.
sCuH RESCUE tBrl, Dunn, from Maanzas FOR Boston, at
Holmes Hole, lost ieekicad molssses, spit SAILS, &C. aan
Miscellaneous.
Prrser SpesrinF, She steamship Beu~'ie from
Orleans AMI Havana, has thanks tai files OF late
papers g..
We Indebted h. r Dochariy, o the steamship
sau jaclnjo, from savannah, Tor his attentions
bllG InA C-Cieaf,egos, 2sih March Brit brig Ida g,
ioaN with OF nolasses Cor Porland been de-
the authorities par tue crew being implicated
i a9s 3ndng with some .ewery and sk goods sioen on
shpe slave his wifc, found slowed
hoard Just a. the vessel 20 leave port JeweIy
an silks valued atabout II 500 base been found hidden
Inherent rar 81 ihc ida G. aid sht kept custody
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POLITICAL II.


telegram from ,,r,.hincton April T. states that
c.ooro, crar,, 80, 20 ,n,o,,oro A.,
~ lam ~ positl'ey fe'N'e" w ,"'S'i0Ao Ia
he case OF II removal OF Governor Pierpoint, OF
Virginia am a.. onpontment OF General Wells to
Tho nos,t; ~. 'aa,,r,,ration or I'm ,atter wos
''' foe'" "a the lhahs"i'''on Vi '"c '"'e' was
announf ri 10 occury yesterday. The Richmond WIG
Aprile ,avs.
IT., ~'as'' -, ,,o ,,,, ,, s,,.., o,,
III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,t ~ Vr;niy "ouua a nOnU
~ OF oove,dvt - a ,,norar thst ssa ,o N
siovernor r = deposl,lon was ,a, nc mad Wt.en an
Snenshe leter 10 a. ,ora,ior ne h wmay So
,n,n nina ,vau ~ , sao ~
sn omr' suutee Ina, ~ 'o ~, Va, v, a o..ei W
wan s,o al a. NC IN FEW Savs any ,i,,s ~ no
VII, ~. w snaIa "a 80 ,t.r,ia,;n' ~ s.so 1911
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NIi.ceIlnneous Political Matters.

The Boston Commonwealth tradicaD pronounces
She statement that Hon. william Claim had declined
TO be candidate for Governor OF Massachusetts, a
canard. The candidates for the radical nomination
now are, Mr. Claim DR.. George .. LorlDg, Messrs.
Rice Dawes and Thomas d. Eliot.
The Committee on the Freedmen's Bureau In
washington are about issuing long report, en-
bodying the entire history and action Of the Bureau
snce its inception.
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lIahnken Paliiics

The democrats OF Hoboken, n. j.. last evening
Dol1naied Frederick w. Bohnsted Tor Mayer ana
Johp White for Recorder.
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SHIPPING NEW S
Almanac for New york...Thi. Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF VIEW YORK, arm :. 1855.
CLEARED.

Steamship China tBrl. Martyr, Liverpool-E cunarl
tuship Guiding star, HGwta tsp nwsu via
Nc-Noub American steamship g.
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MURDER TRiAL.--rhe trial OF Adam Albert for the
murder Of Joseph Wood in December last; which
commenced Ia our County Court on Monday OF last
week, terminated on saturday night last after o,cu.
pying the court the whole week In verdict of not
guilty. The theory Of the defence that Wood had
seduced both the wife and daughter OF the prisoner
despoiled him of his property and turned him out ol
house and home; that the killing was done in pursuit
OF desire 10 get rid OF desperate interloper and
recover his rghtiul authority and dominion over the
members OF las own household. We understand that
the jury were Of one mind al the CONCLUSION OF tha
argument OF counsel aud retired As q mere matter of
form. 10 make up their verdict which, we deem NJ
not improper 90 say, as far we are informed
meets win universal aDDyobation. - Fredtgct fHdj
6TtiSe1i, apra 4.
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MISCELI.ANE OUS.

A TTENTIoN, SOUTHERN, WESTERN MILLrNERs AND
o,hers-Peckhams Hair Bazaar 2si Grand street
Hair or Mohar Goods. Braids ~ 60 per dozen Chsnons
IS 50 per dozen.
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pEckHAM's HAIR BAzAARs GREAT pEPors FOR
sale OF Human Hair foods. Beautiful Bralds 20; Gle
CANT Chlgnons 40 Call and 251 Grand street, near
bowery New fork, aud curner Fourth and South Ninth
Williamsburg. WI ADJ 0HY.. . .
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BEAUTIFUL GILT GRANT CAMPAIGN BADGES,
- which for neaness and chcapness cannot be eIceed
Agents make from S15 10 x95 per pros 800 per cent
Send 81 for samples circular to BLOOD Co., 3ss
wharton street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ERLAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY IN TEASE
" Codes, sugars Mackere Moasses Flour and all kind,
OF groceries and Pfot 20 80 Greenwich street
corner Murray New iorK. THOMAS n. AGNEw.
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A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW
N York and States where deserton,
SUFFICIENT cause; publicity; charge until divorce
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port Auice, Reynolds NYork sloop Haryest torwin do
s,h-Aved' sehr Isabella Thompson, Endcot, Ezabeth
CIiARsT0X, April ARRIVED, steamships Charleston,
DAWES, April Arrived, sehr Amanda f Powers, Rob-
:. rokEss MONROE, April 7-ssaed, brig Roslyn, New
FALrIvER, April s-Arrved, schr Jane Durfce. Hunt.
.sion rdpsf Mary Louise Hamilton Balsimo n@; taS
net Ce, Llisabehpor; Revenue, Dandy, Philadelphia
sy%Norneis, &eSSsr, Albany sRarpsheoisrs Eseiie.
GEGlfowN, Sc March ss@zirissa suhrs willie Dnc,
Gs s .cs sSs arna sS Ssn. S,a a Msaus
GEHEToWS' pc. April s-Anvcd, 'chr Q n Hopkins,
HOES, noLE, Aprii I, 7; N.-AIrivcd, sehrs v alton.
fer Dsrsn o:os T G SSs and
| i% @sSpi b. nsaE' y &C.
to n Isaa' h Ill.,. small Tcs James Vance, berge
Ks % ' n Do s;.1.: %sri fSsg
&, ssa T SGnsn S.s Ssey q ,Sr
Eos ia Howard, Hsrr,ns,on, Eisabethpof, for for
port; Iiaho Davis, Nfork for do; Gov coney Parker
%. for rhirdelphs Hickman small wosdsriase for
va b Hopkins, barnard Boston for rangicr; Cora
SR f = r % Asf s st o.
At'esslSnd Tor do; Tinker, stanley Tremon, FOR Nor
WI bv, brigs tlen n tor, Dwyer, Havana
P,md; Benz Carver, Mears Philadelpha for Boston
20. schrs Walton, Mt Vernon, Addie Colo, Adde
Osi, sarah Smith.
Arrived, bark Dineo, Blair Buenos Ayres for Boston
rbane tBrl, Hoy Cape Hayta for do faustina. Par.
III Salua via Delaware Breskwatcft for do; Matilda
n,awA, Marques X, for do schrs Howard, Griffin,
G d2 Rescue s a Mann 9
mLer henderson, Rapahannoek river for dol. vino.
mHsg baltimore for do Atlantic, Cakes, New York for
br Trade Wind, Glover, do. for Portland; Planet, pu-
gIg Dr Dsnversrort William tBr, outhou-c DO Tor ~.
"a 81 Anna Elizabeth, Rich, Elizaoethror for Port.
Ela Frances, Hamilton, Port johnson for do; Mon
Gretson, New Bedford for CALAIS Lcocadia, Poole,
~ tnr New York City Point, -, Portland for do; A
H., Duse., DO for Philadelphia L a " Rect. steelnan,
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The Norfolk Convention.

The business men of Virginia have for
many years been striving to build up the
trade of their cities and their State; and
they have never given up their determine
tion of making Norfolk and Richmond rival
the riparian and maritime cities of the
North, BY drawing 10 them the vast trade
of the Western States. Their belief that
they would ultimately accomplish their pur-
pose has never been shaken. They were
not daunted by the close OF the war, but
went steadily on; and now they make an
other step forward in attracting the atten-
ton Of the whole country TO their schemes
of internal improvement.
The convention which met at Norfolk and
adjourned on the 10Th instant, was COM
posed of many hundred delegates who rep
resented every variety of interest, and but
one opinion-that ihe proper outlet for the
business of the great West was the City of
Norfolk. They did not waste time in theo
rizing, and finally adopted the report of q
committee in favor of at once establishing
direct steam communication between Nor
folk and Liverpool. 1t was estimated that
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q capital of three hundred thousand dol
lars would be enough for the purpose, and
the plan was supported by General MALONE,
the President of the railroads connecting
Norfolk, Va, and Bristol, Tenn, and by Col
oncl JOHNSON, the President of the Columbia
and Augusta Railroad. This latter gentle
man said that he would next year send one
hundred thousand bales of cotton to Vir-
ginia. There was no long debate upon the
report, and subscriptions were invited
Nashville subscribed twenty FIVE thousand
dollars, Norfolk fifty thousand dollars, Pc
tersburg twenty thousand dollars, and a
large amount was subscribed by counties
and by individuals.
A resolution was also adopted hailing
with pleasure the interest manifested by
Western and Northwestern States In the
water-line communication between the Mis-
sissippi valley and the Atlantic ria the
Ohio, Kana,Yha and James River, and de-
claring that in view of the Importance OF
that work the convention look forward most
hopefully to its speedy completion as a mat
ter of the greatest Importance to the nation.
If the delegates who passed these resolu'
tions were idle takers, their action would
amount to little. But there were amongst
them the shrewdest business men and
the deepest thinkers in the State They
knew what they were doing; and we hazard
nothing in saying that Norfolk will soon
have q line of steamships running direc. %
Liverpool, and that sooner or later there
will be water communication between Fir-
ginia aud the West by the James River and
kanawha Canal.
We mention these things as tangible evi-
dence that the States to the north and west
and south of US, are working like beavers
to extend their trade and secure that West
ern business about which our merchants
have been talking for years. Virginia is
not even reconstructed Her political fu-
ture is far more uncertain than ours. Yet
she is thoroughly alive to the advantages of
taking time by the forelock, aud will not
lose one day in waiting, while anything
practical and profitable remains to be Done
If we desire to prosper we must sho" the
same liberality and promptitude. When
our trade is gone, it cannot be won back
We must hold it and increase it; and if at
first the profit is but small, the ultimate ad-
vantage will be so great as to make up for
all that we have suffered and all we have
lost.
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We PUBLISH TO-DAY an Address Of the
Central Democratic Club to the people Of
the State. The people are urged to register
and vote without fail; not to be despondent
to prevent violence and abstain from the
appearance of it; and to treat the colored
people with kindness and forbearance. The
Club, on behalf of the people of the State,
reaffirm the declaration made in April last,
that the Democratic party of the State are
willing, when in power, to give the colored
people qualified suffrage.
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and arc prepared to- execute any description OF
work. The business Of the Association has
much increased this year, and they expect TO
employ constant average Of sixteen hands.
This should realize for them about eight thous-
and dollars over wages, large part OF winch
they will be able to divide. They are now
doing considerable amount OF BOOK anu 1oo
work, and are printing two weekly and three
monthly journals.
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educational.
CPXING HILL COLLEGE tsT. JOSEF
NEAR MOBILE. ALABAMA.

NEAR MOBILE, ALABAMA.
This Literary Institution, incorporated by the
State of Alabama, and empowered to confer all the
Academlcal Honors, Is conducted by the Fathers OF
the society Of Jesus
The site of the College, rising ground, one hun
dred aud Is feet above the level oil the sen is equal
" healthy and agre able
Pupils OF evcry religious denomination arc admit
ted. provided trat, with view TO order and uniior-
nifty, they are willing to attend the exercises of the
Catholic worship.
The plan OF instruction embraces Creek Lctin
English French. Poetry, Rhetoric. History, Geo.
graphy Mathematics, Astronomy, Natura and Men
tai Pl ilusophy with the addition Of Bookkeeping
and the usual commercial branches.
spanish and German are taught at the option OF
Larents or guardians, without extra charge.
The age of admission is from nine to fifteen. No
one is received who does not know how to read and
write.
The 1t session will open on the 9th october,
1868.
Terms:
Board, Tuition, Washing, Stationery 5000 90
Further information can be ohtaine from the Presi-
dent of the College, or from kev. D. j. QUlGLEY
Cathedral, Charleston, S. C. 10 October ~
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES F I HE DISTRICT Of
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF Bella
SlZER, OF LANCASTER. BANKRUPT-PErIIlON
FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGES IN BANK
RUplCY Ordered, Tint hearing be had on the
t,penty-eighM day Of October, at Federal Court
house in Cha lest1n S. T.. aud that all creditors,
&C., of said bankrupt appear at said tune ana place.
and how cause. if any they can. why the prayer OF
the petitioner sI uld not be granted. and that the
meeting Of creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at
the Office Of w. J. CLAWsON, fsq., Registrar, at
Iorksillc S. e., OH the t,rentytaird day # Octo6er
1S6S, ut twe.ve O'Clock NJ.
Dy oidcr tf tho Court, this 30th day OF September,
lees. DANIEL HURLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court
OF the United states for South Carolina.
So he iorkville paper will copy.
october 12
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Ilotifes in Dankruptfp.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ UNITED STATES, FOR SO'Tn CAROL INA
II 1HE MATTER OF GEO. T. Won KOLNIIZ. OF
CHARLESTON. BANKIUPT.-PhTII lion FOR
FULL AND FINAL DIScHAEGE.-IN BANk-
KUPTCY. .-Ordcrel that hearing be had on the
tweny-cigaM day Of October. ut Federal Courthouse
in charleston, :. G.. and that all Creditors &c'
OF sail Bankrupt appear at said time aud place.
aud show cause, if any they can, why the prayer
of the Petitioner should not be grautel and that
the meeting of Creditors of said Bankrupt will be
held at TIE Office of r. B. CARPENTER, Esq,
Registrar If Second Congre ssional District. s. G..
Oh ceniy-sirtt day Of OCTOBER 1865 at u o'clock M
Nv order of the Court the 5Oth day Of September,
1868 DANIEL HORL9ECB,
Clerk OF the District Court OF the Cnlted states
October u m2 For South Carolna'
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MILL POND OYSTERS,

DLANiED, NURTURED AND FED BY THE
Caunonsboro' Company universally acknowl-
edged by judges to be the finest favored OYS ERS
in tho worid-fat themselves and most fattenng
nourishment. superior to Norfolk and New York
Blvaves in delicacy. sweetness and relish.
TO be had in quantity or at retail. by the barrel,
bushel peek in the shell and BY the gallon, quart
or pint opened at the WEST END OF DEE-S1REEC.
October i JOHN S. SCHMIDT, Agent.
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NOTICE To PLANTERS.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0.

THE HIGHLY SATISF. Glory AND REAARKA-
BILE effects OF this Gnano in producing very
largely increased crops of COTTON. CORN and
other STAPLE CROPS has attrated the general at
tention OF planters and farmers.
In order to confirm public confidence in the con-
tinued excellence oftbis Guano and avail of the best
scientific ability in prosecution of this important
business, the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY has con-
sumated professional engagement with DR.. ST.
JULIEN RAYENE1, OF Char eston, $. e., as sc:en:i-
&c adviser and consulticg chemist to the Company.
DR.. RAVENEL is conyersant with tue composition
and qualities OF the Guano, well with the char
acter, policy and unusual resources OF the PACIFIC
GUANO COMPANY and will communicate full in
formation on thc'e point. to planters who may
call on him. or address him by letter q. Charleston,
SC JOHN S. REESE K CO.,
General Agents Pacific GuanO Company.
1alim re, Md.
J. n. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
October 10 DAG Charleston. :. G.
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAZE RECEIVED.
and receiving, BY every steamer large invoices OF
the CHEAPEST FALL GOODS which have ever been
offered In This market. City well as country buy
ers caa save from fifteen to twenty-five per cent by
buying their Goods from the above firm.
A lot of Dress Goods from 90 to % cents FER yard
Drst Irish Poplns, from 80 to so cents per yard
Calicoes, ct 1O, l21a and Is cents per yard tbeso
Balmoral Skirts, from 81 25 up
81 White Table Damask, only 81 per yard
Brown Linen Damask only G. cents per yard
Worstcd Table Cloths. from 81 % up
Linen Towels. from Is cents up
large assortment OF White and Co!ored Flannels at
very low prices
800 pair Of Blankets. bought twenty-five per cent be-
low cost, will be sold from So up
Colorcd Q Qiilts from 81 IS to 81
White Marseilles Quilts, 1o-i Iii, 1874 from 81 so
to 81
Ladies' English Hcsc, without seaIls, from 81 TO 5U
cents
Jeans. from 90 to 25 cents besh
SatiL cts, from so 10 Is cents
lage qanhiy OF the latest style Of Cassmeccs, from
81 to 81 50
Ladies' Back Broadcloth from So to 50 so
nrety OF Shaw at 81 50 80. So, So 90, S4 and S5
Erowp and White Shir.iDa. at TO- 12il aud Is cents
Also, inc branches CT White Shifting ct very oT
prices
German Hose, from 1U cents up
Gents Socks, from ~ up to 80 cents
The pest French Corsets, f.om Is cents tc 81
The latest style Of Felt I'd straw Hats
Trimmings, Buttous, Ribbons. &c, ct the lowest cash
prices.
N5-Hcmember the CHEAP STORE, at the
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
WE ALSO NOTIFY OUR PATRONS AND TIE
public in general that we have built an addition to
our Store, exclusively for BOOTS, SHOES. HATS,
TRUNKS, &C., which will be sold at the lowest casn
prizes.
Call and examine Our Stock.
sg- ENTRANCE IN cALHoUN-sTREET.
FURGHG0TT g. BRO,
No 437 KING-STREET.
September 81 3mo
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Governor BoREMAN Republican, was
elected two years ago by six thousand six
hundred and sixty.four majority. The
local elections last year showed no material
change The canvass is quiet, but intense.
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WEST VIRGINIA is now the only State that
will hold an election previous to November
third. That State will choose from the
two tickets annexed, on the twenty-second
October:
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NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL.
No. IS WENTwORrH-STREET. LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
TINE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES In ARITH.
4 METIC, WRITING, nEADING, GERMAN aud
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are from to 8 O'Clock 2. II.
Ierms-S2 per month IN advance.
bookkeeping charged extra.
Deccmber2 G. Il. bERGMaSN-
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Gor SaIe.

TNOR SALE, a SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
II FACTORY, with Woodwork Flaming Machine,
situated at the corner Of Beaufain and Rutledge
streets lease OF the premises can be obtained on
favorable terms. The Machinery consists OF:
] WOODWORTH PLANER
Turning Machine
Sash Moulding Machines
Power M0rtlce Machine
Slat Machine
Turning Lathe
8 pair Arbors aid Pulleys
Q Foot Mor'ice Machines
/ NIitre Machine
Boring Machine.
With Dclhns. &c
All ready for immediate use A ten horse Engine
included In the lose Of the premises.
7 % any enc desirons OF continuing the busincssa
favorable opportunity is offered.
Apply on the premise1 10 SALTUS & ROCHF, or
to WILLIAM G. WHLDEN CO.
October thm4 No. 1877 Neeting-s,rcet.
T10R SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS, IN
1 any ouaptty, price IS cents per hundred. Apply
at the Office Of the DAILY NEWS. FEBRUARY :O
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Mrs. HUPSON PINCKNEY WILL RE-
NI SUME' the Exercises of her SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES on Monday, October s, at No SO
HASEL-STRFET.
Instruction given in the French and German Lam
gnages by the best Professors.
September y limo
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DHOTUG RAPH AND PORCELAIN
PAINTING.-Miss HATCH has the p.eaiu ure
Of in fomir her many friends and p trons Il at she
has resumed The ubors of her profession. and will
plea scd to soc them at her Rooms the store No.
297 KlNG.STEEET. October II
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COAL! COAL! COAL!

0OS TONS OF TIE VERY BEST RED ASH
ZOO COAL. egg and stove size. Land ng this day
per schr. WT1. B. Mann, from Philadelphia. and tor
sale by - BUDD BLAKE.
Afew tons of superior SOFT COAL in yard, which
will be sold reduced figures to osc consignment
25 tons Smiths Coal tor sale very cheap.
Octobpr 10
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ISNIPLOYMEYT OFF7ICE.-SEKVANT
q can be obtained by npplIcatlo to the "UNION
HOME, from Q Ill II o'clock daily.
Servants can also find places by application to the
same place, nt the same hours Inquire for the Ma
tron, corler Church and Chalmers street
J,1na 10
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OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON WHIsKEY, per gal
Old Monongahela Rye Whiskey pes gallon. q 25
Superior Mononsaheia Rye Wliskey, per sal....2 so
Cnoice Old Monongahea Rye Wniskey, X.......2 80
Choice Oil Monongabela Rye Whlskey. Xxx. ..3 90
Choice Old MUnongahell Rye Whissey. AAA.- .3 %
Old Meet ........................ 4 90
Pure Holland Gin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4 90
Fine Old Burgundy Port Wine. ne..................3G 60
Fine Uld Madeira Wine. ........................3 90
Fiuc Old Sherry Wine 90
Stouton's rtters per bottle. Observation-Disclosures. 70
London Porter warranted, per dozen bottles. 90
English and scotch Ale, per dozen bottles. .3 90
Claret Wine per dozen bottles. es...............60 90
Port Wine, per dozen bottles. es..................T so
Madeira Wine pei dozen cottles. ...........7 z so
Sherry Wine, per dozen bottles. ...-...7 so
Whlskey, per dozen bottlcs ....6 to II
Gin, per dozen bottles. IL 90
A discount Of ten per cent. will DC allowed on all
bills OF $50. limo October 6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-19
Wants.

COOK WANTED.-WANTED A w.
~ MAN to Cock; muat bring recommendations
and without children. Apply at DAILY NEWS.
October 10