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Country Whiskey Shops.

The emancipation of the slaves in the
South will have the effect ofdifusing money
throughout the country which was formerly
spent in large sums at few favored places.
It is natural that the freedman should spend
his wages near the plantation upon which
they ore earned, and this has caused the
opening of country stores, hereafter to be
the centres of small villages, in neighber-
hoods which, under the slave system, would
have been utterly unable to support them.
We think it highly proper that the col
ored man should have every reasonable IA
cility for buying cheaply, and without loss
of time, such articles as are necessary to
the comfort of himself and his family.
Country stores, managed by respectable
men, are an advantage to the freedman and
profit to the proprietor. But in this State,
at least, there have sprung up :. class Of
shops which have done and are still doing
considerable harm to every hard-working
citizen.
These shops are not usually found on the
main roads. They hide away in holes and
corners, and are most successful when far
away from town. Nominally, they are
opened for the sale Of groceries and com
mon articles of clothing, but in reality they
are nothing but whiskey shops,-tempting
and encouraging the freedmen to pilfer and
steal. They are found in every part Of the
State, being most numerous in the low coun-
try, and they form, BY their Influence and
effects, an element of danger with which it
is difficult to deal.
The freedman, in his present condition,
is easily led to do wrong. Detection is
what is most feared, and if robbery can be
made safe there will be NO lack of thieves.
The.whiskey shops give the freedmen the
opportunity of stealing with impunity.
There loose cotton is bought by the handful
or the bag, and no questions asked. Whiskey
is given for cotton without hesitation, and a
day does not pass that hundreds of planters
are not robbed in order that the whiskey
shop may find customer and the freedmen
1 obtain the means of excitement or into1i-
cation.
We have no hesitation in saying that the
cotton whiskey shops are public nuisance.
They impoverish the planter; they teach the
freedman to steal, and they disgust him
with honest labor, by showing him that
little de1terity will bring more whiskey
than week of hard work. These whiskey
shops should be restrained from carrying
on their illegal and demoralizing traffic; and
this must be done if the freedman is ex-
pected to be made diligent, industrious and
sober. We prefer to suggest no remedy,
but call the attention Of the Legislature to
the patent facts, leaving it with that body
to take such action as may seem most thor.
oughly eficacious.
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SOME wIsEAcREs cry out that Charleston
is dead. We tell them that there is life
enough in this old city to make her more
athletic and sanguine than she has ever
been before. Others moan that Charles
ton has no s'back- country and must die the
death. Back-country? What are Georgia,
and Alabama, and Louisiana, and Missis-
sippi, and Texas, and the provinces Of
Northern Mexico, but the back-country of
Charisston-a back. country which contains
greater elements of wealth than the States
which pour their riches into the lap of New
York; back-country which the wiseacres
know not Of, and will yet make Charleston
the Liverpool of America.
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but it is expected that Congress will not
waste its last three months Of life in bung-
ling legislation or fierce diatribes against
some unfortunate Southern State.
Congress will probably think that the
Reconstruction acts need little more hnk-
ering. There may be another rod in pickle
for Louisiana and Georgia. But there Is
no excuse for troubling South Carolina
which is so thoroughly reconstructed, SO
thoroughly turned upside down, that II
might serve as working model OF what
the Radicals call the "Republican form OF
government" The Naturalization laws
may come in for some share of attention.
and there is q proposition on foot 10 reduce
the term Of residence, as condition of cltl-
zenshp, from FIVE years to one. Ihere Is
next the Tenure of, Office act, which Con-
gress may desire to repeal or modify SO
that the hands of President Grant may be
free from restraint. These things should be
attended to by the present Congress, ana
not thrown over to the next Congress,
which will be too busy to touch them.
The subjects of finance, taxation and the
collection of the revenue press upon the
public consideration. They have been
thoroughly discussed, and what both the
capital and labor CT the country now desire
is, that if Congress intends to do anything
in the way of issuing new bonds or paying
old, or reducing the interest, or increasing
the volume Of the currency, it should 60 to
work at once and keep to it till it is finish
ed. Business is tired of waiting, and 1t Is
perple1ed by contradictory theories. What
is wanted now is definite and specific action.
If there is to be any equalization of taxa
tion, or any change in the tariff, it is begged
that the subject may not be meddled with
unless it is to be completed, and that what
is to be done may be done quickly. And if
the proposed change is to tighten their bur-
dens, the people entrcat that it be not post
poned till the next Congress.
All men of all parties, who do not live by
stealing, earnestly desire that the country
may be thoroughly pacifed, aud that the
government shall not be swindled by dis
honest servants out of one-third Of its reve-
nues. If these things be accomplished, we
can wait for the rest until the fourth Of
March, 1869. -r:.o
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The Meeting OF Congress.

Congress will meet on Monday. Mere
than two-thirds of each house are Republi-
cans, and the majority can do as they please
in spite of the opposition of the President.
During last session, Congress left some
important measures wholly untouched, and
abandoned others while in an unsatisfactory
condition. There was great deal of time
lost in impeaching one President, and much
attention was given to selecting another;
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nv THE DIsTRICT COURT OF TIL

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES Fer SOUTH CAROLINA
IN THE MATTER OF EDWD. LOWSDES, OF
CHARLESTON, $. G., BANKRUPT-PE rITION
FOR FULL AND FCNAL DISCHARGE IN BANK
RUpICY-Ord<red. Th,t hearing be had on the
fourth day of Jdnuary. 1859, at Federal Courthouse
in Charleston, South Carolina; aud that all credi.
tors, &C., OF said bankrupt appear at said time and
place and show cause any they can why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted and that the
second and third meetings OF creditors of said Bank
rupt will be held 1t the Office of R. B. CARPENlE
ESQ. Registrar o. second Congressional District, s.
c., on the second day o. January, 1869, at 10 NJ.
BY order of The Court. this Sd day of December,
1865 DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District Court
OF the United States for South Carolina.
December5 sw2
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ALWAYS ON HAND, AND FOR SALE AT
Wholesale and Retail, large stock OF DOMESTIC
and SPANISH LEAF TOBACCO, at prices from 10
cents upwar Is to So per pound.
ALSO
CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO. of all
grades, and fine assortment Of IMPORTED CT
CARS from s12D upwards to $3.50 per M.
or own manufacture the following brands always
on hand:
&C. NJ" of Havana Tobacco, at......... .s10O per
"FIGAEO" oil Havana Tobacco, at....... $50 per NJ
"CABALLEO," OF Havana Tobacco, at. =. .S75 Ier NJ
81. UPMANN.' Of Havana Tobacco at. $50 per NJ NJ
IL CORONA DE EspANA,' at..........s25 per N
"LAURANIa," at....... ....."..........S2O $40 per IL
genuine Spanish Cigar can ALWAYS be had Of re-
tail for 10 cents, and everything In the line will be
sold at very reduced prices.
The attention of smokers is called to new brand
OF Smoking Tobacco, "Nervne Tobacco" manufac-
tured solely Ly G. MAD3EN, and entered according
to Acl of Congress IN the year 1853, in The CLERKS
Office OF the District Court of the United States l'r
the District Of South Carolina.
1t is Tobacco from which the nicotine, in great
part has been extracted, and is thereby made very
wholesome article for smokers. 1t retains al the
fiue flavor of the Havana without its injurious and
nerye-c1citirg propensities. Tobacco containing
nicotine largely acts powerfully upon the nerve CEN
tres and is, therefore. very preJudioal 10 hea!tn'
causing nervous tremor. headache, dyspepsia, &c.;
bnt thc "Ncryipe Tobacc)" can be smoked In any
QUANTITY without the least effect o. injury TO your
constitution AS 10 lis perfect ssfety can refer 10
the statement of the undersigned gentlemen. Profess
sors and ctors in Medicine, who have made an e1-
animation OF the same.
1t is sold in pound and half pound packages, and
in two qualities; No. ut 81 per pound; Fine ,2dl at
rs cents per pound Dealers allowed IS cents dis
count per pound when buying twenty-five pounds
and upwards.
We have examined the specimens Of ''NcIvine To-
bacco'' put into our hands by Mr. Madsen, and think
it all that it claims to be. 1t contains little or no
nicotine, and may be smoked with saioy and pleas
ure by oil who indulge in tho habit of smoking.
JOHN L. ANCRUM, N. D.
j. l. DAWSON, NJ. D.
W. H. A. FITCH. NJ. D.
LINGaRDY A.FRAMPTON.
FRANK e. HOLMES.
C. DAvEGA, NJ D.
December tusEo-
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llotiffs in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
NOVEMBER TERN, 186S--N TIE NATTER OF
JAMES BROWNE, OF CHARLESTON, DANK-
FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY .-Ordered, that he3r-
ing be had on the twenty:rs day Of December 1868,
ut Federal Courthouse in Columbia, ;. c.;
and that all creditors, &C., of said Bankrupt
appear at said time and place. and show cause. u
any they can, why the prayer of the petitioner shoud
not be granted And that the second and third meet
ings Of creditors of said Bankrupt will DO held OF the
Office of r. B. CARPENTER, Esq., Registrar Of Sec
ond Congressional District South Carolina, on nne-
teenth day of December, 1868. at II AN.
BY order of the Court, the Sd day Of Decembor
1868. DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court OF the United States,
December s 50 For South Carolina.
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New YORK, tuesday, May /.
UpoLPHo WOLFE. ESQ:
Dear Sir-The want OF pure wines ana Liquors
for medicinal purposes ha1 been long iet oy the pro
icsslon and thousands OF lives have oeen sacrnceu
by the use OF adullerated articles Dellrum tremens,
and other diseases o. the brain and nerves, so rlie
In this country, are very rare in Europe owing III
treat DEGREE to the difference the pu ity OF the
spirits sold. ,
We have tested the several articles imported ana
sold by you including your Gin. which You sell un-
der the MAJ e of Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps which
we consider Justly entitled 10 the high reputation II
has ACQUIRED in this couutry and from your long ex
pcrience as o foreign import,r your bottleu wines
and LIQUORS should meet with the samo demand.
Wewould recommend you to appoint some OF tae
respectable apothecaries in different parts OF tn CITY
az agents for The sale OF your 3ranilcs ana Wines
wnerc the profession can obtain tie same when
needed for medicinal purposes
Wishing you success in your new enterPrse'
We remain, your oJedient servants,
VALENTINE MOTT NJ. D., Professor Of surgery,
University Medical College, New Yo-k.
+ NJ CARNOCHAN NJ. D., Professor OF clinical
Surgery, Surgeon-ln. chef to the state hospl'ai
&c. No il last Sixtcenth-strect.
LEWIS A, SAYRE, NJ. T., No. 79l broadway
II. P. pE WEES, Nj. D.. No. 79l Broadway.
JOSEPH WOESTEu, NJ. D, No l!u Ninth-street'
NELSON STEELE, NJ. D., No. 81 Blceker-sireet
John O'REILLY, M. D., No. $50 Fourth street
p. I. RAPHAEL IL D., Professor OF the Pnncipies
and Practice OF sur cry, New YORK Meulca. >oF
lege, &C., No 9l Ninth-street, anu otoers'
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lost ano toun0.

II OsT, A YELLOW AND WHITE SET
4 TER PUP, eight months old; had on when
lost, leather collar with 4 city badge sultapie
reward will be paid for her return TO No sS BROAD
or No. .7MEEIING.STREET. November 5u
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r OsT, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23.
IL Ladies' GOLD WATCH. double case, white
fnce with chain attached. Finder will please leave
the same at THIS OFFICE, where reward will be
given If required. Novemoer2o
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Mfetings.

CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL So
CIETY
V1HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEEIING OF YOUR
i SOCIETY will be held This Erenng, bsh IN:
s.ant at Seven o'clock, over the Store oil Mr. D. n.
VOLLERs, Northeast corner of Belutain and st.
Philip streets.
20 - By order. JAMES ROMAN,
December l Secretary
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MASTER GEORGE,
The daring and dashing Hurdle Rider.
The grand street pageant will leave the Mammoth
Pavilion which covers over one acre of ground and
which i'll comfortably accommodate over 5000 per
sons, at II 4. NJ each day.
DAN CASTILLO. the popular jester OF the age,
who has met with unboundod success East, West,
North aud South who will introduce his troupe o'
educated Horses, Ponies and Mules.
Tickets be procured at all the prinSipa' n9.es
Don't forget the days and date - WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. December 9th, 10Th and
11th.
NoTICE.-IN ORDER TO ACCOMMO-
DATE Heads OF Families. Ladies and Children, and
those that wish to avoid the crowd at Ticket wagon
they can procure theirs at the CHARLESTON Ho-
TEL, PAVILION HOTEL, and Mr. SEEDLINGS
MUSIC STORE.
December iutheo
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QUfNBY's & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
sirest Collection of CHRONIC LlTHOGRAPHS ever
seen in Charleston. They are perfect copies OF ceh
ebrated Works Of Art, both ancient and modern
Among the collection may be found SALVATORE
RUSA'S HEAD OF CHRIST, Correggo's MaGdalene,
A. Delacroix's lido Going Out, a. Delacroixs Tide
Coming In, Turner's Venice Jackson'5 English
See merry, Rowbottom's English Scenery. Bauer's
English and Irish Scenery, Views on the Rhiue Tho
Jupgfraud, The Wetterhorn, Marine views, anu
many others.
The public arc respectfully invited to call and zee
these beautiful Works OF Art. They ore oHereu tor
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the price OF PORCELAIN PIC
LURES. Recent improvements III producing these
pictures enable us to offer the ut neatly one.
half the former prices, aud tar supe. or. Call and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE vIsITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
E.pecal attention given to children. Also 10 copy
ing old DaGuerreotypes aud other pictures Satisfac-
ton in all guaranteed and at prices to corres-
pond with the times.
STEREOsCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
4 fine collection Of
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINs IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the first and only Photographs ever taken
in that locality.
QUINB q CO.,
No. 2G1 KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Noyamhor "a 3mos
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% Bent.

ITO RENT, THAT NEW TENEMENT
BUILDING, Nos. CT and SO State-street, one
door north of Cumberland. Will be rented either as
one or two stores Apply to L. SBERFEsE, at
Nessrs. Laurey & Alexand,r r. No. 137 East Bay.
December s
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The proprietor also oilers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES md LIQUORS,

Imported and bottled by himself, expressly ior me
dc;nol use Each bottle has his certificate OF its pu.
rity. tDuLfAHv 80
November II S"os
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Amusfmfnt.

The REyERSES OF THE CHURCH DURING
and since the war have rendered her necessities
great and in the hoar of her need, she asks the aid
of all who may be d'srosed to lend helping hand
The ladies have ma lie extensive preparations, and
will spare no pains to render the FAIR attractive.
The FAIR will &c conducted under the patronage
of the following gentlemen:
Hon Il LEsEsNE Col ZIMMERMAN DAVIS
Hon d PORTER Col W SEYMOUR
Hon GAILLARD Col SHJSGLER
Hon G Fl SIaoNroS HERIor, Esl
Hon HENRY BUST W G WHUDES, EST
Gen JAMES CONNER " = HESEREY, ESQ
Gen JAMES SraIoNs H1RiM OLSEY Esq
SAM'L LORD, Jr, Esq " LErTCH, Esq
A SIMoNps, ESQ j G. MILNoR, Esq
JAMES CAN'T, Esq WILBUR, Esq
SYTUPpER Esq D Il sILcox, ESQ
" RYAN, Esq Capt ) BUDD
L D MowRY, Esq ) HYDE, ESQ
H MUBRELL Esq WI HERIoT, Esq
F W DAWSON ESQ JAMES r ADDISON. Esq
BLA.K Esq ARTHUR FAIRLY, Esq
f MARSHALL, Esq u EoLGER, Esq
J q CRANE, ESQ Capt @ " WHITE
A j CREWS Esq u N CARSON. Esq
GEORGE MoFFETT EsqIW AXsoN, Esq
FRoNEBEnGER. Esq c SUAREs, Esq.
C I DUNHAM, Esq WM THAYER, Esq
The Fair will be open from Three to Five O'Clock
in the afternoon and from Six to Eleven P. NJ.
The Street Cars will be in attendance at the close
of the Fair each evening
Tickets of admission 25 cents; children 10 cents;
to be had at Hall, Charleston and Pavilion Eotes,
and at Russell's Bookstore and Whi!dens Jewelry
Establishment, King street.
November "a
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no RENT, FROM FIRST JANUARY
next, that DESIRABLE RESIDENCE No. 119
Coming street. opposite st. Pau's Church, contain
ing six upright rooms. two attics p,ntry' dressing
Commission Agent, Planters and Mechanics Bank.
Decamhar 5 81
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DR.J.S. MITCHELL HAS REMOVED
~ his Office and residence to the SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF KING AND JOHN STREETS.
November2
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Sor Sale.

NOR SALE, ONE SECONDHAND 3
r HORSE ENSINE and CYLIND.R BOILER,
very little used. ,-,,.-.. .-..
One secondhand 10 Horse Boiler (Cyfnderh very
little used Price low. Apply to
wM 5. HENEREY,
December stuth6 No. 3l4 Meetng-slreet.
"OKSE FOR SALE-A VERY SUPE-
1 RlOR HORSE for sale, prize 500.
ALSO,
pair of MULES, medium size and hrst quality
Price $500 each. Apply at No. 20 Hayne-street;
December s L. CdafIN.
J1OR SALE, OR IN EXCHANGE FOR A
IL HOUSE ON SULLlVAN'S ISLAND, neat
COTTAGE, in the healthy Village OF Pendicton' = =:
House containing upright and two large shed
rooms good ireplaces in all the rooms. am conse
nient ou;bailding, well Of water, go. Lot about
quarter of an acre. Apply at SHIPS CoI1oN
PRESS, corner of Arson nnd Hayne streets
Decomhara thsut
71OS SALE OR RENT. THAT COMNiO-
II DIOUS end well appointed Tenement House
Nos and BerresfOrd-street. containing 10 ROOMS
with extensive servants apartments. tor terms ap-
ply to j. T. HUMPHREYS Real Estate Agent,
November 80 Nc. "a Broaostreel,
NOR Sale, Old NEWSPAPERs, IN
I any quantity, price IS cents per hundred. Apply
at the Office Of the DAILY NEWS. Fe'ruary ~
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Remouals.

nEMOVAL.-CAMERO d BARKLEY
IL, have removed 10 their new building, at the
north corner of Meeting and Cumberland streets
November 25 L.
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VTrANTED WANT A MAN TO TAKE

vITANTED.-I WANT A MAN TO TAKE
w the AGENCY for Lloyds Great Double Revolv-
ing MAPS OF EUROPE AND AMERICA, with the
1000 county colored Map Of the United States on the
back, issued to-day, and needed by every family,
school and library in the land, with patent reverses
by which either map ran be thrown front. Each Map
is &c by Ga inches large with ribbon binding and
doubleaced rollers; cost $780, 900 and three years.
labor. Price s5; worth $50. small capital will do
to start with $40 copy can be got for these great
Maps Send for circular, terms, &c. Twenty new
maps under way. j.. i. LLOYD.
Postolice Box 122, Atlanta Ga
November 10 DAG 1mo
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CHI A r L E S TON.
The Daily News-The Cash System.

SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 5, 1868
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NEW York, No. SO CEDAR.srREET.
November g. 1867
UpoLpHo WOLFE, Esq. Present:
D.ar Sir-I haye submitted to chemical ana!y sis
two bottles OF "schiedam Schnapps," which took
from fresh package in your bonded warehouse and
find as before, that the spirituous liquor is iree
has the marks Of being aged and not recently pre-
pared by mechanical admixture OF alcohol and arc
maics. ~ ,rn
Respectfully. FRED. L. MAiEf,
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5ine Arts.

~ AT At TIt TION
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I feel bound to'say, that 1 regard your Schnappss
as being in every respect pre.eminently pure, and
deserving of medical patronage At all events 1t Is
the purest possible article of Holland Gin hereto
fore unobtainable. and US such may be safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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VETANTED, BOARD, FUR A GENTLE.
w MAN wife, three children AMI nurse. Will
require two rooms and plain, but substantial table
Address, stating terms, &C., IN. s., Box No. 1885,
chorleston S G. Noven ber 3
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o6 prSE.sTREEr, New YORK,
November u. 1857.
UpoLpHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
sample of your Schiedam Schnapps, with the in
tent Of determining If any foreign or injurious sub
stance bad been added to the simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harmful
admixture I have been unable to discover any
trace Of the deleterious substances wich are EN-,
ployed in the adulteration of liquors. would not
hesitate to use myself or to recommend to others,
for medicinal purposes, the Schiedam scnnapps as
nm excellent and unobiectionable variety Of gin.
Very respectfully your,
lSignedl CHAS. A. SEELf, CHEMIST
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WANTED, a WHITE. GIRL TO COnIk.
w WASH, AND DO GENERAL HOU SEW 0Rk.
Good recommendations required. Apply at No. Il
WENTWOR rH-STREEr.
December3 ~
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iDants.

A GENTS VANTED.--S75 TO $500 PER
"A month, or g commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINF price SIS. For circulars and terms. address
C. bowers & CO., No. $40 South Third-street,
Phia leIphia. Pa 3mo December 5
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mo RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
l. Apply at THIS OFFICE. Octooer -
ry,O RENT, : FINE GROCERY STAND,
4 with fixtures complete, corner King and Clil-
ford streets, Terms moderate. Apply at BERNARD
O'NFILL'S, No. 189 EAST BAY.
November Is 1nlo"
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QUrNBY's & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
EINE ART GALLERY.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.

Great reduction III the price OF PORCtT.A AIN PIC
LURES. Recent improvements III producing these
pictures enable us to now offer the ut nearly one
half the former prices, aud tar supe or. Call and
examine specimens.
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WANTED, By 4 SCOTCH GIRL. a
w situation as CHAS1BERMAID, with good re.
ferences Apply at No. II ANN-STREET.
Dncnmbnr ~
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VIrANTED, BY GENTLEnIAN FROM
w the up-country, situation as CLERK in
either Wholesale or Retail Grocery store; Is ex-
perienced in the business. and can influence trade
Best of references given. Address CLERK, through
Charleston Postofhce, South Carolina.
September IL