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The Portland daily press., 1868-02-17


The PRovDENr AssocATIoN.--The rigors
OF the present winter haveibeen so unusual
that the poor among us have suffered very Sc
verely. There are SO many people out of work,
who have families of small children, that the
daily tales of distress, that come to our ears,
are enough to make the heart bleed. If they
could be beard by the liberal-hearted thou
sands of which our city can boast, there would
be no lack of money to help the Provident As
ISOLATION along in Its daily administrations of
charity. .----~-7ss-.7----r--- -.--er-.-----.--
Meantime, by the sickness and death of Mr.
Tuckerman, the collections for this excellent
charity have been very much retarded. Up to
this time scarcely 500 has been received from
collections, when in ordinary winters we have
received nearly nearly $1,000. We trust our
citizens will not wait for the circular OF the
collector. The cry of the widow and the faith
erless pain our ears daiy-the means to help
them are well nigh exhausted-and but scanty
relief is often afforded, because we must eke
out what we have. The rooms in old city
building are thronged daily by petitioners for
relief. Let the charitable hand their donations
to either of the committee on collection, Messrs
w. S. Dana. w. H. Stephensono or j. R. Thomp-
son; or to either of the managers Of the Asso-
citation, or to the present Agent, Mr.. C. G.
Hayes, at the room in old City Hall, and they
will 60 at once into active use, and the hearts
of the needy be cheered, and their shivering
limbs be made warm. This worthy and useful
Association must be helped at once by the
kind people of Portland, or the suffering
among tender women and helpless children,
before the genial temperature Of spring breaks
upon US, will DO a reality so appalling that its
history would make the sternest weep. 1t
should not be delayed-and the blessings of
the many suffering from cold and hunger will
follow as surely as the cheerful spring time
will follow the rigors Of this terrible winter.
.a. ---.-..-sz az -...-E-sr n TT
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SUBSCRIBERS to the Masquerade Ball, ON the
21st inst, will find their tickets at Paine's mu-
sic store Monday and Tuesday. Gallery tickets
for sale at the same place. 8tJt&t
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FRESH grated cocoanuts for pies, cakes and
puddings A cheap luxury furnished to order
by'George Hudson, 357 Congress street.
feb17-2t ,.
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Mr.. AKERs, the Portland sculptor, is in
Cambridge, Mass, the gu st of Charles Eliot
Norton. t ts
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Business Items.

WooDMAN & WHITNEY have removed to No.
81 Exchange street, next store below Hail L.
Davis bookstore. y. feb11tf
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Bristol Line.

The steamers Bristol and Providence having been
withdrawn for few weeks, in order to renovate and
retit them, the Bristol Line will rst-clas,
last propellers from Bristol In connection with Bos-
ton and Providence Railroad exclusively Tor Freight
with prom ptness and despatch. Mark your goods
"Bristol Line" Ship by Boston and Providence
Railroad For fur her information, stencils and re-
ceipts, apply at Company's Office, Nc. Old State
House. Boston, corner Washington and State streets.
The Bristol and Providel ce will resume their trips
at an early day. GEO. SH1VERlCk,
Jan /, is 8. ja7dtt SIN Freight Agent.
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The Confessions and Experience of
f.FsEs us an Invalid.

PUBLISHED wor the benefit, and as CAUTION
L 10 YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous debility, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood.
one who cured himself, and sent tree on receiving
po-t-psid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
same publisher, circular Of DAISY SWAIN the
great Poem Of the Mar.
dc3t-d&. w3m-sN
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Cnt07rh Can be Cured
HEADACHE relieved, and In fact every disease
AAof the nose and head permanently cured by the
use Of the weli-known remedy,
Readers German Snuff!
Try it, for It costs bat ESQ., For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. r. SEYMOUR q Co. Boz
not, and receive box by return mail. sepiltfss
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Graud Republican Rally.


8 One of the largest and most enthusiastic
political meetings, with reference to a munich
pal election that we have attended in many
years, was held at the Reception Room in the
'''y = - on Saturday evening last No
one present could tan W aecoyer that the Re-
publican party is fully alive to the sr..t issues
involved in the r.a,,iniz,al IL, its hao-
lug upon elections to follow in this and other
States. One after another the speakers, repre-
senting the different local issues, declared
their purpose to give their hearty support to
Captain Jacob Mcclellan, as a man who will
faithfully, fearlessly, honestly and impartially
discharge the duties of mayor pledged to no
clique, clan or local issue, would give to each
due consideration and act without fear or
favor. The meeting was called to order by one
of the City Committee, and Henry c. Lowell,
Esq, elected chairman. The meeting was adj
dressed briefly by Nathan Webb, Esq, Hon.
G. w. Woodman, Hon. 8. E. Spring, n. A.
Foster, Esq. r. D. Bean, Esq, E. r. Staples,
Esq, NJ. L. Stevens, Esq, b. Colby, Fred. N.
Dow, and the chairman. -77s.I9'ci 81 sa3 e.
1t was conceded by all the speakers that w.
Deering, Esq, the candidate in the convention
tor the office of mayor, was an honorable, able
and high-minded gentleman, eminently fitted
for the Office for which his friends labored
earnestly and faithfully to nominate him, but
the nomination having been given to Mr.. Nc
Lellan the question as between those gentle
men was settled, and it became the duty Of
every lover of his country, Of every one who
would see the country reconstructed on the
basis of justice and equal rights, to give their
undivided support to the regular Republican
nominee lFYGa Is $50 adf Q3 v3fs
a The fullest confidence was expressed in the
election of Captain Mcclellan by amajority Of
not less than ONE THOUSAND, and if every Re-
publican will do his duty TWO hundred more
may be added. There was no disposition to
complain of what had been done by the pres
ent mayor. The fire of the 4th of July, 1866,
imposed upon him labors and responsibilities
such as no mayor had been called upon to as
sumo. He had always been ready to listen to the
suggestions of men in whose Judgment he had
confidence, but did not dodge personal respon-
sibilities; acting always with an eye single to
the interest of the entire city. In bringing
forward another man for the office it was with
the understanding that Mayor Stevens would
not consent to be a candidate, having given 10
the office almost his entire time for two years.
The speeches were earnest and stirring, and
the meeting the most harmonious we have
ever attended, and it is hoped that every Re-
publican will spend what time he can spares
during the next two weeks to secure glorious
triumph on the first Monday of March. ..a.
The next meeting will be held on Saturday
evening Of this week, in the Reception Room
in the City Building. T, bg-. Gaid .sft
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Municipal Court.

's fl9 JUDGE KINesBuRy PRESIDING. . -
SATURDAY. William McGiirr pleaded guilty to
assault and battery on Joseph Bennett, and was
fined So and costs. Committed.
Edward K. Brooks was convicted on q search and
seizure process and received the statute sentence.
He was defended by J.G. Williams. Esq, who ap
pealed the case to the July term of The Sd Court.
Brook furnished suretles for his appearance.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

BOstOh, HEHsss
The very In portant and extensive Improvements
which have recently been made in this popular no.
etors 10 Offer 10 Tourists ames and f fRe FAVE
ing Public, accommodations ami conycniences supe
rior to any other Hotel in the city. During the past
suites Of apartments, with bathing oms, wa er
Closets &C., attached one OF TUFTS magnificent pas
singer elevators, the best ever constructs
guests to the upper story Of the In minute
the entries have been newly and richly carpeted.
and the entire house thoroughly replenished and
retnrnisbed making in ali to appointments, equal
to any hotel the country.
Telegraph Once, Billiard Halls and Cafe ON the
first door. ~, . l..+... -, q =
LEWIS RICE & SON, Proprietors.
Feb. I, 1858. fb4-eod3m sN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Z yBatchel0r's Hair Dye.

" ASBatchelnr's Hair Dye. asy
This splendid Hair Dive is he hcst in tho world
ihe only II 10 and Perfect Dye-H srmiess, Reliable
instantaneous; No disapp ,inllnent. No ridiculous
crates and ieaves tho hair soft si beantfI - ny ~
6Eorn. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory is Bond
sAAsee, -sSn fAVtAf g-as.gF.S -.,+l 1an1ieSdiy
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HANCOCK COUNTY. .-~
The people of Ellsworth have o course OF
lectures every winter. There are large num-
Der of gentlemen in that town who are capa-
BILE of entertaining and instructing an audi
ence, and they are generally called upon to
lecture i'll the course OF the winter, stranger
being occasionally introduced for the sake of
greater variety. The last lecture of this win
ter's course was delivered by w. Penn White
house, Esq, Of Augustus, who drew the largest
audience of the season, as we learn from the
American and added to the enviable reputa-
ton as a lecturer which he acquired last win
ter in Augusta and the neighboring towns
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BY TEL. TO urRcnASrs EXCHANGE

b.. Cid at New York Eta, brigs Ella Maria. Berry.
Charleston and Key West; Cascatelle. Carlisle TOR
Matanzas.
= CID at Baltimore 1Hb schs Lanra WebS, and
q Knight. Tor Portland.
Ar at st John, NIB, 1ith inst, sch Blla, nom Port
land.
Sid FIN Newport, Eng. harQues NeversiDk, AMI
Jossie Nicholas, tor Ha, ana.
Ar at San Juan del Sur, barque Jenny Prince,
Prince, Baltimore via Bermuda. N=At
Barque White Wing, OF Pictou, now at Provi-
dence has been chartered TO load at Portland Tor
Buenos Ayres. a ~ 1H tf
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State Assayer's once, Boston, Mass.
A BOTTLE OF
'Mr.W 5. Mains EIderberry Wine''

Has been received here In the state in which it Il
sold In the market,-fo for anMysis.
1t was found to be an excellent, matured Elder
berry Wine, comparing tavoraby with the choicest
more more of the acid salts asfringent and valuab
qualities of the berry, than that wine does.
1t has the best properties OF Port Wine, without its
intoxicating quality and In sickness. as beyer-
age, 1t should replace the imported wines. ed
Respectfully, 50.
a. A. HAYES, NJ. d. State Assayer.
20 State Street, Boston,
18th Aug 1867. boz
ieb1idawttsN S. DANA HAYES, Chemist.
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Turner's Tie DouIeureux, or Universal

Turner's Tic D0ulsureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, Is o safe. certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
seyerest cases arc completely and permanently cured
In very short time. Neuralgia In the face or head
Is utterly banished in Sew hours. No form of nery-
Gus disease wristbands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent phvsi-
Clans 1t contains nothing injurious to the DEL
ic&te system. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF
81 and Two postage stamps. TURNER s. Co, 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietors.
For sale By ". F. Phillips g Co., Portland, Me.
July IL. eod&w1ysn ITll.
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Portland ana vicinity.
New Advertisements thIs Day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
n Frost.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Malt Extract-w F. Phillips s. Co. as 4
F,gs-Al'en. -
Drain pine Col. W. Stockwell u Co.
Hnnse and Lot for Sale-k. Q, Conant.
Removal Gray, Lufkin & Perry.
CITY of Portland. "a
Tr25ehnre Academv-D. B. Sewan. - - n
M; Al. 5000. R. Davis & Co.
bookstore tor Sale-G. Il. Davis & Co.
Chambers to Let-G. d. Aiilman.
Rooms TO Let.
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For sale.

NNE eight horse power stau'nary Steam Engines
~ one large Crane; one CupolI. Apply Of Sc,
266 Commercial Street, Portland, NE.
February n. d&w2w
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For Sale.

HOUSE and Lot No CO Park Street. Fouse ia
II good order, furnished with Gas, Bath Room aud
plenty OF soft and hard water.
Also Lot Of Land on India ST. 120xi00.
Apply To- CO. X. o. CoNANT,
el7dtfr No 1853 Commercial 81.
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BeaUare of Spurious limitations.
2 T-rF ..a
ASK FOR
Perkins, Stern 4 Co.'S Wines,
AND TAKE NO oTHFRs.
February Is. S&W1wsn

Windham.
The Union Republicans of Windham aie request
ed to meet at the Town House on Saturday, Feb p,
at ociocB P NJ to select candidates for Town OFF,
cers for the Malch Election. A general attendance
ID requested.
Per Order of the Town Com.
Feb Is, 1868. febl4dtd +.
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Why Suffer tro,, .,oroo 9,

WHY SULer from Sores 2 p"
When, by me use of the ARNICA OINTMENT
yoa can De easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
irein bafns, Seos, CaGPped Ra.ds, spratns. Cuts,
~ cN,se.s, uNu every copia Of the Sein Try ii.
as costs but rs cents. Be sure 70 ask Tor
gas,5 Hdte's -A7'saica Ointment,
Eor sale by all druggists or send your address and
Sc eentst to 0. P. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass,
ana receive box by return NAH. W. F.. Phillips &
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-17

FiSheries----Twin VIZ
ENOR SALE to the trade BY the Bale, 100 Bales
Il Superhne Cotton Twine for Herring, Pohagen,
and Mackesei-fne ncs.; these twines grade ADORE
the ordinary quality. ~
Am. NET q TwINE CO., 4s Commercial St..
JaS9olaWom sN L BOSTON.
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Book AGENTS Wanted.

Book Agents Wanted,
ITO solicit orders Tor the ORIGIN and u,s,o,r -
L the Books of tie Bible" BY Prof G, s. Stow
d. ID. A fresh book by one Of the best. and most
thorough authors. There l. 10 work nublishs 49,
can compa with it, 1t in haI ing a large sale os1S
seAng anp other book. Experienced agents anu eth.
ers wanted TO Introduce this valuahe Book into ty
cry miiy, as a cornlalicn " the Bible Serd Pr
circulars Addre or apply to HARTFORD PUB
LISTING CO., Hartford Conn,
February Is d4t&w.t 77
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State News.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

lee advertisement for agent in Portland.
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THE subscribers take this method to thank the
eghbors and + iends who rendered such lind
end etreient service in saving their property from
destruction hy fiIe this morning Alo tie Fire De-
partment OF Portland 10 their readiness 70 imnish
an Engine for the same purpose, but fortunately
- - HARMON & BEDELL.
woodtcrd's Corner, Feb Is, lses. fsi4dst
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For $4,000 +!

pientf OF SOlt anu nara Wators
Also Lot Of Land on ndta st, l20x100.
Apply to CO q Il. o. C0NANT,
ts'su&i rrar "a co 3 40 Loo commercial 81
.,ssr For $4,000!
nNE-HALF- of new two and half story resi-
" dence, within fve minutes walk Of the r. O..
cont lining ten finished rooms, all IN conplete oHde
marble mantel in p1rlor, good cell ,r, cisiern, &C.
House pped for gas. This property Ia of red nj q
low fzu.e and cas-; payments, rs the owue Is about
leaving the state. Appyto TaT7afrA
GEO. H. DAVIS e CO.,
febl7diwtr -rr-s Dealers in Real Estate.
.1sa sDuDNs2 For Sale!,tTg
DooK-SToRE ANO FANCY GOODS, belonging
10 TO the estate Of the late WI ian job Bson Brrins-
" ck, Me. AcInrral location in he village Vi runs-
wick. A hne opportunpy for any one 20 king for q
GEO. r. DAVIS Il co.
Portland, Feb. II. div
81 81 To Let.
HHAMBERS over CHM Tel Store nicely a,tct
~ f'rlight w0olSsale or re;alI bu .insss, App on
the premis S to q. D. HIIINAN
Fsbr AIRY ~. dlws f.-tsN
~na To Let riB
pLNAsaNr Rooms, with Board, Ter gentlemen
n 4 and their WINS. Enquire at No. x C'apV's
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YORK COUNTY.
The citizens of Sanford hava course of lee
lures this winter. Rev. Mr.. Boil es and P.
Bonney, Esq, Of this city, have delivered very
acceptable lectures in the "Sprngyale" course.
The latter gentleman was the speaker of last
THURSDAY. evening, and large audience lis
tened to his discourse upon the lessons of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-21

We PUBLISH this morning full report of
the debate in the 80 called State Senate, on
Saturday last, upon the occasion of the
attempted expulsion of C. P. LESLIE, sena-
tor from Barnwell. Mr.. LESLIE is a Re-
publican, and belongs to the carpet-bagging
class; but he has been frank and plain-spoken
in his denunciation of the blundering stu
pidity of his colleagues, and in exposing
the babyish and malicious stupidity of
our miscegenetive Legislature. Hence the
charges which have been trumped up against
him. The remarks Of Mr.. LESLIE, and the
whole debate, are worth reading.
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that he never, advised or authorized the
formation of negro military companies, and
that any men who set themselves up to be
at once accusers, judges and e1ecutioners,
under any circumstances, will be promptly
and severely dealt with. If Governor ScorT
has not the power to enforce the laws, he
had better request General MEADE to favor
us with non commissioned officer and 6
file of soldiers who will keep order for him.
The bayonet is sweeter than the negro; and
the articles Of war easier to obey than q
negro constitution.
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ing the PRESIDENTIAL contest doubtful, and that
new legislation was necessary to FIX things
sure down there That; as all intelligent OBJ
servers Of the situation know, is tho real mo-
tive OF the call; and if the Radical members
refrain from acting upon it.. it will not be De-
cause they have any scruples against IT, out
because they dread the effect OF such op-
pressiye interference upon the Northern elec-
tions."
On September 4, the day subsequent to
MIR. Roebuck,s attack on the people Of the Uni
ted States, in reply to an address Of welcome
from the Mayor and Town Council OF Sheffield,
MIR. Reverdy johnson took occasion to reply 10
Mr. Roebuck's impertinent remarks at the cut
lers' festival. Mr.. johnson, after stating that
there were bad men and bad women to be found
everywhere, said, "whatever of vice there may
be in the United States, it has no influence INF
upon the ganeral character of our people, or
the security and just and enlightened
administration of our governments, Fede-
raj or State. Whatever ignorance there
may be among the emigrants who, in great
numbers, ale coming among us, it will soon
yield to a wel-devlsed and almost universal
system of public schools. So happy are the
consequences of the system. that not only in
our large cities, but IN every hamlet, the
best works in English literature are to be
found, and are as much valued there as here.
The gentleman is mistaken in supposing
that our emigrants, to any appreciable extent,
consist Of the class that he described. Among
the best Of our agriculturists are to be found
Englishmen, Scotchmen, Irishmen and Ger
mails, and among the most skilled OF our artl-
Sans many of them are from this borough;
their labor and intelligence, their industry and
integrity, have largely contributed to the pros
perity Of our country" The London Times, in
rebuking Roebuck, asserts that the picture he
has copjured up is altogether unreal; and after
showing that London, with very large for
eign population, is still an English city, con-
tinues as follows: "There is, moreover, this
difference between the foreigners who seek our
shores and those who go to the States-that
with us they really intend, to settle, while In
America they propose to become, to live, and
to die citizens Of the republic. The conse-
quence is that there is even q greater tendency
to fuse foreign elements into one nationality,
and the Germans and French in the Union be-
come, after one generation, truly American.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.

UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.
SEW NEE.
RT. REV. WI. NJ. GREEN, D. D., Chancellor.
RI. REV. C. =. QUINTARD, D. D.. LII. D.. Vice.
Chancellor.
Trustees-The Bishops Of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Guorgia. Florida, ALABAMA, Mississippi,
Louisiana Tennesaee, Texas and arkansas ez oticio
and one Clerical aud two Lay Trustees from each
Of said Dioce e..
The Board of Trustees of the University announce
that they will open the Junior Department at Uni
yersity Place on Wednesday. the 18th day OF sep
tcmber next, under General J. rOkGAo OF Ala
ban a. as Head Master. distinguished graduate Of
West Point, very highly recommended by General
Lee and other Leading Zen Of t. country.
Desiring to make the :chool simply self.sustain-
ing the Trustees have fixed upon the sum OF $500
per year to cover the entire charges except marcu
lation fec ,s10) and medical attendance. Students
will be required to furnish their own sheets pillows
cases and towels. Payment will be required SEMI
annually in advance.
The first term will close December Is, and the
School will reopen. after the Christmas vacation. on
the 10th day OF February remaining IN session dur
ing the summer except a short recess.
Communications iu reference TO the School should
be addressed 10 GEO. r. FAIRBANKS, Esq, II easu-
Ter of tho University, University Place, Franklin
County, Tennessee.
The location of the University on tho beautiful and
salubrious plateau OF the Cumberland Mountains Is
too well known 10 require description.
Persons coming to University Place change cars at
Cowan Station Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
and take the cars OF the Tennessee Coal Company to
University Station 10 miles) on the University do
main WILLIAM MERCEh GREEN,
September Chancellor.
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Amlsement.

nANCING.-MkS ). L.. DWELL WILL
reopen her DANCING ACADEMY on the 1st
October, at the Masonic Hall, corner King and Went
worth sti Gets. For terms Of admission into the
class or to the weekly Soirees apply for the pres
ent at her residence, No. II CuMING-s1 Rect.
September Il m3
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one dollar oach.- - - '''-'s>
LETTERS should be addressed to, TIE DAILY NEWS
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Dissolution Of Uopartnfrsbip.

of COPARTNERSHIP.
D The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the style OF LIT LIE q
MARSHALL. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The affairs of the late firm Will be settled oy
A. S. MARSHALL, who will continue the business at
the old stand No. lao MEETING STREET.
E. H. LITTLE
A. S. MARSHALL.
Charleston. s. c., September -, 1878.
September IA AZ
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NIGHT SCHOOL, NIGHT SCHOOL,
No. IS 5WENTWORTH-STREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
yTNHE HOURS FOR The EXERCISES IN ARTTH-
METIC, WRITING, READING, GERMAN aud
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are from to O'Clock P. NJ
Terms-S2 per month IN advance.
bookkeeping charged extra.
December2 O. Fl. BERGMANN.
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CIDEWHEEL STEAMER FOR SALE.
- The Steamer PLATO, powerful Tug Boat,
sold ut Private Sale. The following her dimen-
siCns Length. 81 feet; readth. 81 feet; size Of
cylinder, 50 inches. and feet stroke
For terms, apply to JOHN d. MURRAY,
Market Wharf.
Savannah Repu lican copy three times. and send
bill 10 j. Il. Murray. 8 September 10