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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-18

l. Prayer by ReT. l.. MULLER.
2. Chorus for male and fcuale voices.
3. Prologue, with piano accompani- MEIER
meut.. ......................j HOFFMAN,
S. "Kosciusko's Farewell" from The Old
G. "Thc Rcsc" from Zemire and Azur 80. .SPoHE
II.
s. Chorus from the Grand Duchess :. .orPENBAcH
9. Greeting to South Carolina. ............. MEIER
10. AlIne Song. .rHoSa
(From voyage to Belgium"
II. and FRITZ kECTEI
49, "what did tho Fellow wanta"
l2 :'The Cautious lsraelite,' thumoris-
1S. Popouri from Ernani (Pi mo and yiolip) BEyEa
Il. Mono!ogue, In costume, from William
TELL. -............ .scHtLLth
NorE.-1ho Recitations are in German.
Doors open OF half past Six. Entertainment 10 be.
gin at halfpast Seven precisely.
Tickeis may be had at zog5aum, Young Co.'S.
Fogarlie's, Uferbardt, Camrsen & Co.'s, Courte'
nays, Graman / schwacke's, Hcessnan's, and at
the door.
Adnisslon-ONE DOLLAR.
Tie Grand Piano used Is from the celebrated
manufactory of Durham Co., and is kindly lent
for the occasion by tho agents, Messrs. Zosbaum,
Young & Co., Kins-street.
December Is r.
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The Wave of RadienlisIn.

The wave of radicalism which, during
the past ten years, has rolled over large
portion Of the civilized world, seems to have
very nearly attained its zenith-if not in
this country, at least on the other side of
the Atlantic.
IL the late English elections the Liberal
majorities were not as Overwhelmingly
large as was expected, and it is a singular
fact that the extension of the suffrage has
failed altogether to give radical character
to the new Parliament. Tne men who were
entrusted With vote for the first time, did
not vote either for demagogues CT their
own class or for the extreme men Of the
superior social strata. They have been
moderate and prudent in the exercise Of
their hard earned privilege, and once more
"Peridious Albion" has escaped the Scylla
of the hmid as we'll as the Charybdis ofthe
rash.
The Cabinet Of Mr. Gladstone is far from
being radical in tone, and for one particu-
lar purpose-,he disestablishmsnt of the
Irish Church-it is probably the strongest
ministry that could have been formed. But
when other national questions are brought
forward by The Conservative phalan1, led
by the keenest swordsman OF debate in
either house, there will be division OF
feeling and sentiment on the ministerial
bench which must 60 far to weaken its
present compact solidity. The precedent
of the Irish Church, as IN argument against
tho English Church, will not be needed
soon. It is the nature of the English to
move surely rather than quickly, and they
cannot be led astray for long, either by the
oratory of Bright or the frothy rhetoric OF
less respectable reformers. 10 England,
the radical tide which threatened to wash
away every vestige Of rational common
sense, now il ebbins fast. Wher it again
flows, the country will be prepared for an
other forward step, which then may be
taken without danger.
In Spain, republicanism is failure; not
because there is On inherent defect in re-
publican principles. but because the Span
iards are neither ready nor fit to enjoy that
rational freedom which is the soul of repub-
licsn institutions. The revolution Of to-day
is but the preparation for the liberty of TO-
morrow; and that morrow will come though
q night of despotism or nonarchical rula
should of necessity intervene. Radioalism
in Spain is already dead, and the oonserva-
tive reaction has already begun.
France has still its malcontents, but they
are kept down by the strong arm Of the
government, and Sans. Culottism finds it use
less to kick against the pricks. Germany
is peaceable and secure, and her increased
freedom has been accompanied by no ma
teral sacrifice of constituted order and
authority, whatever the length Of the tax
usi. and the strength of the standing army.
On the whole, we are satisfied that the
inhabitants Of the Eastern hemisphere are
not going headlong to destruction; nor do
we hesitate to express cur belief that
through all this din and trouble the world
whether ne choose to confess it or not-is
surely growing wiser, better and more pure.
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The Cheraw and Salisbury Eailronds

A letter received 10 Charleston yesterday
from Mejor D. B. Townsend, the President
of the Cheraw and Coal6elds Railroad, con-
tains some interesting information in re-
gard to the recent operations Of this COM
pany. The old Cheraw and Coalfelds Rsil-
road was, it will be remembered, superseded
by the Chatham Railroad, incorporated at
the last session OF the Legislatures Of North
and South Carolina. This determined the
direction of the Coel6elds Railroad 10 alter
their original route and make Salisbury, on
the North Carolina Railroad, the objective
point, go as to connect Charleston and the
interior with the lines of railroad leading
westward from that point. Applications
were accordingly made to the two States
for the requisite amendments to tho char
ter, which, if obtained, were to be submit
ted to the stockholders for their acceptance
and ratification. The Legislature Of our
own State promptly made the proposed
alteration, and we have now the intelli-
gence that the Legislature of North Caro-
lima hss also granted the notifications
which were required. We presume, there
fore, that the stockholders Of the Cheraw
and Coal6elds Railroad will be called to-
gether at some early day to ratify the amen
ded charter, and to consider the ways and
means of pushing forward their important
work. Major Townsend is entitled to great
credit for the perseverance with which,
through good and evil report, he has clung
to this project, and we trust that he may
yet have the pleasure of seeing it an 40
complished fact
In the letter which We mentioned, Major
Townsend says: "The amendment to the
"Cheraw and Coaields Railroad, changing
'sits destination from the Gulf or Coal
"felds to Salisbury, N. c., has passed three
"readings in both branches of the North
Carolina Legislature, and is now the law
"of that State. In my opinion this fran
"chise is most valuable and important one
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HoLDERs OF bills of the Bank of the State
issued prior to December, 1860, are re-
minded that these bills cannot be funded
unless they are presented to the State
Treasurer prior to January l, 1869. Bills
which have been deposited in the Court Of
EQUITY may be Withdrawn at any time,
under general order which has been made
by the Chancellor.
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TTENTloN! CaPITaLIsrs.--F U

A TTENTIcN! CAPITALISrS.--FU U 4,
II SALE, Three Thousand Acres OF the finest
COTTON LANDS in the State, also vol adapted to
Corn, and having bottoms suitable for tice. bese
lnnds are located In the heart OF County, and
combine advantages which can scarcely be found
elsewhere in the -outh. They sandy lands, with
clay sub-soll, and therefore productive and highly
retent,ve OF manures, while they are e1sy cuilivs
ted. They certain lands because free from
flow, and they are exempt rom oil malarial 1nflu-
ences, having q climate equal to Aiken and water
equal 20 thIt o. the mountains. They are five miles
distanr from tho Bradford Springs. formerly sum.
ner resort Of great celebrity. The secety Of the
neighborhood acknowledges no superior anywhere.
There are about thousand or twelve hundred acres
Of ce&red land tho tract, of which has been
rented at Ave dollars per acre since the war; The
remainder is finely tim oered woodland, which would
supply the material FOR two Steam saw Mills ior
the next twesty years. will sell Water Mill Seat
with the absve property 1t desired 10 capitalist
or company wishing to conduct planting operations
on largo soale 10 osabl sh manufactures of any
kind. the opportunity offered for Investment 1.
rare one. There is large framod Barn and Wagon
Shed on the premises, with large forage lofts. miro
lnrge framed laborers oaLins (hre. cl 81 with rock
chimpeys several log cabins also. nnd framed lin
house. very large, and framed mil house. Persons
wishing to inspect the premises cal leave the rail-
road at Sumter, Maysville OF Lynchburg. on th= VIII
miugton and Manchester Road, CT Claremont Or
Camden, on the Camden Branch Road.
Fer terms and further PARTICULARS apply to the sub
scribor Oh tive premises, through his Postoi :cat
Mechanic vile, $. c. Titles will bo made uuexcep-
tenable.
ALSO FOR SALE,
Several BUILDING LUTs in the heart OF the Town
CT Sumter, now the greatest business mart in the
Stale, af;er Charleston, Columbia not excepted.
These Lots measure thirtyfve feet front on AIrin-
street, by two hundred nnG ;weuty-sjur lie. deep
and ere opposite the Courthouse.
Dece,nbsr1i mwfG w. Il. Kennedy.
r ANDS.-DESiRAELE PLANIhT9uSS
IL and small farm LAMBS for sale withia The
surroundings OF Charleston, s. c.
ALSO,
800 acres Of PINE LAND st - per acre or the
South Carolina RailrGad.
Improved CITY PROPERLY Tor sale at prices
from 640O aud dupwIrjs. apply TO
RICHMO&r & CO..
No. il Broad-street, Charleston, $. c.
December II trnw&s
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and often nothing at ali. Tie carried the Key
OF tho lock On his watch chain. The members
of the club IN the Rue Royale used to laugh to
see the Baron fumbling for his Key anu oven
his lock this sight was lattery impairea)' ana
when, at last, he managed to open the porte
m nnaie, to find it empty. After dinner ne
received company at homo, or went to some
thnatre.
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gDGetGrles sH6 .y,5ec,IartGuS.
GUODS FOR TIL !z0| IDAYSl
LaN3ING AND IN STORE


PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE
GROCER STORE.
S. ". C0RNEi2 !JEETLNG AND AAEKET SITS,
NEW LAYER 2iIsIS., L, QUARTER, HALE
~ ami whole toxes
New Scedless Ras:rz
New rnrrapts aud CirJn
Dried Figs. III cne.third. one. tTo and half and
eight pound drums
Sof-shell AlnoIds
French Prurts, III cans anil jars
New Turkish rrures, for stswtug
Guava Jelly, i'll hae ard one mound boye,
sardines in q arter, haf aud whole boxes
Fresh Peaches. Pc rs, Plae1ppcs and Strawberries,
in two pound cans
Fresh Mackere and almon. III one pound cans
English aii1 IN ericau Pickles, quarts and pInts
No. Gold Chop tiro Crackers
Mohongahela, Rye. Cabinet and Bourbon Whiskey
Malaga, Port and sherry Wine
French and Americau l.rcndy and Old Ton, Gin
bottled and on draugh. '
Spices of all kinds. ground and wilolo
1arioca. saRo, Maz Ina. Corn Starch, Arrowroot
Cream Tarta Bakers Premium Chocola:e
Broma, Cocoa and Cocoa Paste
Choice New York Sucar-curel Pig Hams unbayoed.
Edwards Celebrated Washington aams, small sizes,
bagged
Smoked Tongues, Beef Salmon and Halibut.
AND
choice and complete assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES, which We guarantee % soil at the low.
est market prices ior cash.
Goods delivered ire.
No charge for packages! December I3
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notifes in DaakrupttD.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED SrArkS, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTkR OF JUD-
SON j. BROADWAY, B BANKRUPT, BY WHOM
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPT
CY WAS FILED ON The IN DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. D. 1858, IN SAID COURP-IN BANKRUPT CY.-
This is to vs notice that ou the sixteenth day Of De-
cember, A. D. 1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate Of JUDSON j. BROAD
WAY of clarendon District, ana State OF South Car.
olina, who has been adjudged Bankrupt, on Lis
own petition; that the payment of any debts and de-
livery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt.
pcrty by him arc forbidden by law; that neelin!
OF the Creditors OF the said Bankrupt to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more AEsignees OF his
Estate will be held ut Cour OF Bankruptcy, TO be
holden at No. "a Bros1strcet Charleston South Car
olina before 4. b. CARPENTER. Registrar. on the
sieh day Of January, A. D. 1869, at O'Clock. P. N,
J.P. II, EPPISG,
Unite States Marshal as Messenger.
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TN THE DISTRICT CUUHT OF TuE
L UNITED STATES, FOR THE DIS fRICT OF
SOUTH CARO- INA IN TIE MATTER OF
MICHAEL FLAUM, BANKRUPT, BY WHOM
A PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK
RUPTCY WAS FILED ON The 10rd DAY OF DE-
CEMBER, a. D., 1868 IN SAID COCRT-lN BANK
RUFTCY.-Thi. Is to give notice that on the sixteenth
day cf December. A D. 1863, Warrantin Bark
was issued against the Esta Cf MICHAEL FhAUAl.
Of waitcrboro'. in the District o. Collc.pn md
Stato of South Caro- ina, who la. been adJuigrd
u Bankrupt on his own petiticu; that tae Iaymcnt
OF eny debts and do livery Of anY property belong.
ing to said Bankrup'. to him or Tor Ills use. and
the transfer OF any property by him are forbidden
by law; that n meeting o. tro Creditors of the
said Bankrupt. tc prove their debts, and to choose
ono or more As:gne. OF his Estate, will be hold at
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. II Broad
street. Charleston, South Carolina, before r. B. CAR.
PENTtR, Registrar, on the sisth day Of January,
A. D., 1863, at II O'clock NJ
J.p. II. EPPlNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
10
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Gopartnersbip Aotiff.

H1OPARTNNRSHIP MOTTO E 1.-THE
v undersigned have this day formed copartn 81 .
shlp and will continue the BOOK AND JOE
PRINTING RUSINksS under the name and
STYLE OF A. II. WILLIAMS & BRO. at No. Broad.
street, up stairs, where they hope to receive the
patronage OF their friends und the public.
ARrHUk NJ. WILLIAMS,
WM. H. WILLIAMS,
8. z. WILLIAMS.
Charleston, December l. 1853.
December II thrnS
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Mfftings.

MARION LODGE, No. g, 1. o. %. +.
THE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING CF Tbs
i odgo will bo hold Odd Fellows Hall, cor
ner King and liberty streets. This Erening ct seyen
o'clock Members are particularly requested to at
tend
BY order n. G. ROBERT C. STARR.
December 1e Acting Secretary.
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Unlte y S1ates NUsHuI as 3lesseuS
December 10


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ UNITED STATES. FOR TIE DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CAROLlNA--IN TIE MATTER OF
PAULErT a. SANDEhS. BANKRUPT BY WHOM
PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK.
RUprCY Was FILED ON THE 4TH Day OF
pECEMBEk, A. D. 1858. IN SAID COURT-IN
BANKRUPTCY.-This is to glyo notice tLat on
the sixteenth day of December, A. D. 1868. War
rant In Bankruptcy was issued against the
Estate OF PAULEr1 a. SANDERS, of simte- Dis.
trict and state OF South CaroGH, Who has
been adjudsed Bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and delivery OF
any property belonging to sail Bankrupt. to him
or for his use, and the transfer of any property b.
him are forbidden by law; that mseting OF tho
Creditors Of the said Bankrupt to prove their debts
and to choose InoTe AstIgneas Of his Estate,
will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy TO bo holeu
ct No. "a Broad.sireet Charleston, south Carolina
before R. B. CARPENTER, Registrar On The SizM
day of January, A. D. 16g9.iat ~ O'Clock A. II.
J. p III. EprING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
December 19
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NOR sALE--TWo SUPERIOR YOUNG
II DRAFT HORSES
Two new Spring Draws. mnde to order
Three complete sets Cart Harness. made to order
One 80.horse power Seam Engine
Two Steam Flun Boilers, t2.horse power each
Two Steam Copdensers, each feet diameter. 26
feet long
long
1000 new Flour Barrels
10000 new Flour Barrel STAY, 6 and Headings to
suit
100, ,0e0 cleaned secondhand Bricks. BIZ
December 18 fmw F. ". CLAUSSES.
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NEw YonK, No. 69 cEpAR.srKRET.

NEw Yonx, No. 50 cEpAR.srREE1.
November 20, 1867.
UpoLpHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-I have submitted to chomical Analysis
two bottles OF "schiedam Schuapps," which took
from fresh package in your bonoed warehouse. and
Hud. as before, that the spiriluoue liquor Is tree
from Injurious ingredients or fllsifcailon: that It
has the marks OF being aged aud not recently pre-
pared by mechanical adrniXturo of alcohol and aro-
mates.
Respectfully, FRED. +. MAYER,
Chemist
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o6 pISE-sTREET. NEW YORK,

o6 pISE-srREET. NEW YORK;
November q. 1861
UDoLpHo WOLFE, Eeq, Present:
Dear Sir-I have made chemical examination Of
sample of your Schledam Schnapps. with the in
tent Of determining II any foreign Injurious sub
stance had beeu added to th- simple distilled Spirits
The examination has resulted Ill the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harmful
admixtpre have eetn unable 10 discover any
trace OF the deletorious substances wich are EN-.
ployed IN the adulteration OF liquors. would not
hesitate to usc myself to recomm' nd to others,
for medicinal purposes, the Schedam Schnapps as
an excellent anu unobjectionable variety Of gin.
Very respectfully yours
(si2ned,l CHAS. a. SEhLY, Chemist.
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Tn THE DISTRICT COURT GE TIE
i UNITED STATES, FUR THE DISTRICT OF
SUUrH CAROLINA-TN BANKkuPrCY-The un-
dersigned hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee ofJAMES L. THOMPSON. OF Liberty Hill,
In tho County Of Kershaw and State OF south Caro-
inp. within said District, who has been adjudgad
Bankrupt upon his own petition. by The Gistricr
Court OF said District J. ROSS DYE
December II 3 .sione-
TIE GIsTEICT COURT OF WIIE
! UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT UF
S0U1E CAROLINA-IN BANKRUPTCY.-AT CAM
DIN, DECEMBER :. 1868 The undersigned hero.
by gives notice Of bis appointment as Assignee OF
JOHN GAsKIN, o. Fla: Rock, in the County OF Her
ahaw md state OF South Carolina, within said Lis
tiet who has been a'ljudqed Bankrupt, npou his
own petition, by the District ~ ur or sld District.
EZEKIEL GiSKN,
December II 8 Assignee.
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G1st aaS scunb.

c,TRAYED Or STOLEN, SUNDAY OR
= Sunday night Black and Ian TERRIER.
reward will be gwen for bis recovery on application
Mt No GO HAsEL.STREET, between AnsoD and East
Paw sir,cs December
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T feel bound to say, that regard your Selma 2ps
as bong in every respect pre.eminently pure ano
the purest possible article OF Holland Gin, hereto
fore uuobtainable. aud IS such may be safely pre-
scribed By physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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TXrANTED.-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 Statss on the
back, issued to-day, snd needed by every family,
school and library In the land with patent reverses,
by which either map ran be thrown front Each Map
is 62 by 81 inches large, with ribbon binding and
labor Price IS; worth $50. small capital Will do
to start with. $40 copy con be got ior these great
Maps. send for circular, terms, &c. twenty ne"
maps under way. i. LLofD,
; Postofico Box l22, Atlanta, Ga
November 10 pGC limo
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II OsT. A YELLOW AND WHITE SET
4 4 TER PUP, eight months old; had on. when
lost leather collar with city badge. Suitable
reward will ba pad for her return to No. 49 BROAD.
or No. NEE ING-STREE1. November 80
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1I,RCIT FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
i AIKEN, g. C.-THRRE HUNDRED ACRES
The farm has nearly five thousand fruit tree. coz
sst,ng ofPe7ch Apple, Cherry. Plum, PcTacgrlnGte.
Fig, Pear. &c. Also, variety or small fruits. as.
Kaspberr1es. strawberries, IInported Blackberres.
Sc, oil Of the choicest kinds also. about twenty
five ceres OF the choicest Grapes Of various kinds.
One hundred acres Of the land "a cleared, and good
farming land; the balance is wo3 ID land. Fo7 iur-
ther particulars apply to JAMES ". MAY,
Northwest side OF Courthouse
December II lIno Charleston y c.
NOR SALE, ONE PAIi, HOUND dogs,
L well trained. Apply at DAILY NEWS OFFICE.
December 10
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Gor Salc.

NOR SALE, a HANDSOME PAIR OF
u THOROUGHBRED MARES Double Harness,
and Spring Wagon. apply at No. 4s BRoAl' :
STREET, back 0iNce, up staira.
December 15 I'M
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The proprietor also offers fur sals.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,

Imported and bottled by himself. expressly for me
dieina uss Each bottle has his certificate OF Its pu
rty. UOOLPaO WOLFE.
November j Suos
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GENTS WANTED.--S75 TOS2GO PEH.
"A month, or commission from which twice
thar amount oon be made by selling the latest I'M
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE: price Sl9. For clrculars and terms address
q. BOWE.S & CO., No. 92O South Third-street
philo ,elnhia Pm Smo December s
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Wants.

TNFOKMATION wANTE D.-ANY lN-
i FORMATION given OF STEPHEN Keys, VINO
reached the city on Wednesday last. will ba thank.
fully recivcd by his vito. MARIA KEYS, at Grocery,
corner Church and Chalmers-Strsets.
QrceInher l6
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND News.
CHARLES C. RICHTER,
Anrtlo No. l6l king-etrest
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90 Ien!.

-EyTLEMEN OR PARTIES DBsIk-
ST ING ROOMS, pleasantly located. furnished or
not caa be accommodated ut No. 05 BROAD
,1'PLET ftuth3s December IS
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WANTED, BOARD. FOR A GENTLE.
w MAN, wife, three children and nurse. VIII
require two rooms. and pain but substantial, table.
Address, stating terms, &c., ''M. So" Box No. 3s5,
Chnrleaton & q November 3
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUBJ
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES Z. FIGHTERS Select Library OF New
Books contains all Of the latest publications.
April q No. lol KING.STREET.
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WANTED, BY a LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines. as
WEITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY, &c. Address
Miss E b. W., PostoHAce. Charleston S. G.
October 8
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l5isaA pooAs, ptiniing, Climbing.
BLANK BOOK

BLANK BcoKS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS MADE
orlcr with any style OF Binding pattern OF Rul
ing OF b.st material and workmanship.
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n ovember
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aMuscnGfEt.

On CHRISTMAS DAT, December 25:h, at ~ P. NJ