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NEW YoaK, No. So CEDAR-srnEET:
November 26, 1867
UDoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ.,. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical analysis
two bottles OF "Schiedam Schnapps," which TOOK
from fresh package in your bonoed warehouse. and
hnd. as before, that the spirituous liquor is Tree
from injurious ingredients or fllshcatlon; that 1t
pared oy mechanical adInixture of alcohol and aro-
mates.
Respectfully FRED. 2. MAYER,
Chemist.
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The proprietor also offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,

Imported and bottled by himself expressly for me-
dicnal use Each bottle has his certificate oil its pu
riy. UDoLFIio WOLrG.
November II 3mos
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM, lsG9-IN IHE MArTER OF
ANDREW ]. EVANS, OF ORANGEBURG, BANK
RCPr-pETI1ION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUPT Y-Ordered, That hear.
ing be had on the fourth day Of DeccMter, 1868, at
Fedc, nj Courthouse in columbia $. G.; and that all
time and place, and show cause. if any they c;n.
why iife prayer of the Petitioner should not be
granted And that the second meeting OF Gre ditors
of aaid bankrupt will be held at the Office OF r. b.
CARpENTER. ESD, Registrar of the secona Con.
crossonal District, $. c., the trentyourh day Of
November. 1868, at l2 II.
DIV order of tho Court tho 9th day OF November,
1868. DANIEL ID 'KLSECh,
CLERK of the District Court OF the United States for
South Carolina. 81 November
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I feel bound to say that regard your Selma ops,
as being in overy respect pre.eminently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage At oil events, 1t is
the purest possible article OF Holland Gin. hereto
fore unobtainable. and as such muy be safely pre-
SC ribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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Ew foh * IL U Il e L.
No. 72l BROA D 4 7,

NEW IUhh OIII.
d. NJ. IlLDRErII & CO., Prorrietors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRST-CLASS
HOTEL, as popularity known in former times
under the management Of J. b. A1ONNOT, Esq, and
more recently under that of HIRAM CRANSrON Il
c.. IS now under the propr1etorshlp OF 1lessrs D.
NJ HILpRETH 4 I. B. ROCKWAY, uner The firm oil
D, NJ. HILDEETH CO.
The senior partner from his long experience as Il
pl lopretor of the Teranda st. LOUIS and St. Charles
hotels of New Orleans, 1atters himself that be can
assure his friends and The public generally, that its
former worldwide reputation as popular frst-class
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under its present
management 1yr* February Is
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E1rR SALE, OLD HAtEspArE.HS, 1.
! any quantity price - cents per hun.ircd anpiS
at the Ofice OF the DAILY NEWS. February ="
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notiffs in Daakruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE DIS R1CT OF
SOUTH CsROLISA-IN THE MATTER OF JOHN
D. MAGTLL, BANKRUPT BY WHOM A PETITION
OF ADJUDICATION OF BANKRUPTCY WAS FILED
ON THE 10TH DAY OF SEPT EMBER, A. D., 1868,
IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRUp rCY.-This is to
give notice that on the sizeeaM day Of September A.
D. 1865 warrant IN Bankrqptcy was issued against
District of GEORGETOWN and State of South Caro- ina,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt on his own pc l.
ton that the payment ofan debts and delivery OF any
property belonging to said Bankrupt, to h'm or for
Ills use and the transfer of any property by him are
forbidden by law; that meeting of the Creditors of
the sail Bankrupt, 10 provo their debts, ard 10
choose one or more Assignees OF bis Estate, will be
held q. Court Of Blukru otcy. to be holden at No.
~ Broad-straet, Chare ton, South Carolina before
r, B. CARPENTER. Reg s.rar, on the hirt,ett day
of NoremJer, a. D., 1863, at IL o'co X NJ.
j. p. NJ. EPPING,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
Noyprnber Ii
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Fine Arts.
X X E A Il A L T II A e Il U

KEAT A II T II A It ION
lUINBY's & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
Hrest Collection of CRROMO LlTHOGRAPdS ever
seen in Charleston They perfect copies Of eel
ebrated Works of Art, both ancient and modern:
Among the collection may be found SALYATOk
RUSA'S HEAD OF CHRIST, Correggos MagdRene
A. Delacroirs Tide Going Out, A. Deacroix's Tide
Coming H. Turner's Venice, Jackson's Ell 5lish
See merry, Rowbottom's English Scenery. Bakers
English and Irish Scenery Views on tho Rhiue, The
Jungfraud, 1he Wetterhorn, Marine flews' anu
many others.
The public are respectfully invited TO call and see
these beautiful Works oil Art. They are offered for
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the price Of PORCt LAIN PIC
LURES Recent improvements IN producing these
pictures enable to offer thcn at nearly one
half the former prices and Tar superior. Coll and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTES DE vISITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
Especial attCQtlOn given W eDlIurcu hioo W eOPJ
ing old Daguerreotypes and other pictures. Satisfc
lion in all cuses guaranteed and at prices TO corre:-
pond with the times.
STEREusCOPiC PICTURES
AND
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
fine collection OF
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the first and only Photographs over taken
in that locality
QUINB * CO,
No. 261 KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
November 10 3mos
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1oteb.
WAI. A. WRIGHT,

WaI. A. WRIGHT,
HAVING ASSUMED THE MANAGEMENT OF
this House, respectfully sohci:s share OF public pa
tronaGe.
Free Omnibus to and from the Hotel
November IL lmo
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ITO RENT, TE1REE AIRY AND PLEAS
ANT ROOMS, with good accommodation. Ap-
ply at No. . JOHN-STREET, near Elizabeth.
Novenber IA "
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JSMPLOYIENT OFEICE.-SERVANT
u cau be obtained by aprlicatlo to the "UN1ON
HnME," from til II O'clock daily.
Servants can also find places by application to the
same place, at the same hours Inquire for the Ma
tron, cor1er Church and Chalmers street
Juno IL
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ITO RENT, THREE LARGE AND AIRY
ROOMS in. that pleasant residence. No. 637
KING-STREET, two doors bel w Upper City Guard
bouse" Also. two KITCHEN ROOMS. apply at
aROVF RESIDENCE November
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Removals..

DR.J. MiTCHELL HAS REMOVED
- his Office and res dence to the SOUTHEAST
CORNER UF KING and JOHN STREETS.
NoYepbe~2
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW.
PAPERS. ut publishers rates.
CHARLES C. RICHTER,
hpril 81 No. l6l Klns-strctt
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WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTon-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or moro Literary Papers or Magazines as a
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss 4. L. W., Postofllce, Charleston, S. q.
October s
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VERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART
"A MENTS 10 rent with piazza and private stair
IL desired. ARMY at No 50 KING-oTREHT, lew
doors below Tradd. 4tuths Octoser -
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nor RENT, THAT PLEASANTLY
situate RESIDENCE. No. IL Bec-street, north
GU. S. Arsenal. For particulars apply at No. 20
HAYNE-ST9EET. sw SEPTEMBER IL
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rT,oR RENT. THE TWO UPPER FLOORS
of tho DAILY NEWS Building suitable for ct1ices,
&c. Apply at TuE NEWS OFFICE.
October
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Sfbiebam Sfbnapps.

OFFICE OF UDoLPHO WOLFE,
So Imp, Ter IF the Schiedam Aromatic Schndpps,
No 22 Beaver-strect.
NFw yopE November 8, 1858. |
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WANTED, BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family for Gentleman and wife; location con- I1
venient to Postofice. Addr,ss II. y, Box 4S4'
Charleston Postofice. OCTOBER 70
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Dauts.

VITANTED, BOARD, FUR A GENTLE.
w MAN, wife, three children and nurse. Will
REQUIRE two rooms and pain, but substantial, table,
address, stutiug terms, &C., IN. s., " Box No. 3s5,
ChorIeeton s r. November
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WANTED INFORMATIOS.--ANf one
w knowing aLylhing OF the whereabouts Of Mr..
ANTONY BULK, who lett Richmond about hiteen
months since Tor Kentucky. will confer favor by
addressing his wife, ANNE BURK, Richmond Post
of,re 1mor October 10
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NNr RENT. A PLANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
i Apply at THIS OFFICE October ~
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HOUSE WANTED. "A PuNCTUAL AND
IA permanent tenant wishes 10 re1t small but
neat and pleasantly situated DWELLING. Rent
must be moderate. Possession not required imme-
diately. Address, stating terms, location, &c, "a.
b." OFFICE DAILY NEWS. September 10
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WANTED, Employment BY A RE:
w FUGEE from Beaufort who has no means oil
support and IS suffering from want For further
information address REFUGEE through the Pest
oNice October Q
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WANTED SITUATION, BY ONE
w ARMED MAN, as overseer Of hands. or super
intendent OH farm or plantation, or watchman, or
any other employ ra4ut that one-arned man can
I'LL Apply at No. IL ANN-oTREET. Applicant can
rive good references September 90
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Ayes, which had loa thai marks n u now year ago
d: sis:.
& :: viii s.
s.n.sndn: proyincss according . xrsssass :dsioss,
% Sa q re ns as d.
MP esnsD notable d. q Z. r. profit S
extended 70 the various occupations commissions &c. de-
The nrst Of the steamers to run regularly between
this port and Liverpool via the Straits Of Magellan
leaves on the 18th inst. steamer will sail on the
and November. Passage has been already secured
months ahead, and many who hoped to leave By the
Steamer which leaves on the 18th inst has made up
showing rom her Bills already made out = net profit
Two more OF the steamers purchased In the United
States by Chile agents in 1866, and which cost this
government several hundred thousand dollars, have
been lately sod-one for $ls55s 81 and the other for
$3.50 63. M
Coal Of excellent quality is being mined by Chile
in the Straits Of Magellan. and large quantity Of
paint Ochres OF various cOl0rs has been on
the Island OF Juan Fernandez.
Notice has been given on this coast OF the discovery
BY the British corvette Nassau OF rock on Sa-
miento bank, Straits OF Magellan, hearing south
eighty degrees f., three and half miles from
Cape Virgin; and OF shOa recognizable by q patch
OF seaweed, bearing north sixteen degrees F.. twen-
ty-two miles from the northernm0st point OF the
Island OF Santa Martha. towards Cape Saint Vim
Tho nagship Powhatan Of our South Pacific
SQUADRON stiil here Admiral Dahlgren and all on
board well. The Wateree Captain Giis Is at africa,
Peru the Nyack, Captain sPendergrast, is ut Psco.
ana the Dacotah Captain Spiccs, has gone to Pana-
ma. Orders have been issued BY Admiral DahigreR
to the ships OF the squadron tn avoid all ports infect
ed with yellow fever now raging so terribly In Cal
lao and Lima. Tie United states storeshp Fredonia
has left Caao in consequence OF the fever and las
gone to Pisco with the Nyack.
General Hovey, our Minister to Peru, Ia expected
here soon on visit to General Fitzpatrick In cOnsc
quence OF the ravages OF the yellow fever in Lima.
Mr.. s. NJ. Carpenter, secretary Of legation al Santi
ago. proceeds to the United States BY this steamer
u bearer OF dispatches.
The contract for the exclusive privilege OF import
ing tobacco into Chile lts trade being monopoizcd
by that gOvernment has been awarded To the house
oil Consuegra h Co., OF New York,
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THE FREEMASONS.
Fourth Days Proceedings Of the Gram
Lodge.

Fsmrth Days Proceedings of the Grand
Lodge.
ASrI-sEcrARIASIsN.
In the report yesterday the name OF the N. ".
Isaac Phillips, r. @. n, was omitted. He II was who
presided when the resolution In relation to sectari
anism In the ritual was introduced and 1t was with
biz consent 1t was published.
The Grand Lodge was called to order by the sound
OF the gavel In the east at twenty-five minutes past
nine O'Clock, the X. W. John H. Anthem presiding.
Prayer was offered by the r.. w. and Rev. +. G.
Ever, the prayer being partially extemporaneous
and partially from the liturgy Of the Protestant Epis
copal Church, and concluding thus:-"Taught by
Thee we lit up our hearts unto Thee and say, Our
Father, &C."
W. Bro. Benjamin DE Young moved the following
resolution
Resolved That the resolution offered by the Bro p
y sSs BE- taken from The 90 WORK and
lures and be referred TO the GRAND Master With rowsr to
O.. during the recess and report at the ne ""nu" com
After some slight discussion the resolution was
adopted.
/ The Committee on Jurisprudence and Condition OF
Masonry reported on several Masonic matters, one
OF which IL OF interest, both TO Masons ana pro-
fanes to this ecct:-"what remedy nave thirty gen.
tlemen who have received their three degrees In q
clandestine lodge, not knowing that such lodge was
clandestines, The answer was that gentlemen had
no remedy but to pocket whatever loss OF time ana
money they have been put to by their irregular initi
alton and petition regular lodge for initiation. me
clause was adopted.
THE INSTALLATION.
The hour for installing Grand officers having ar.
rived the N. W. stephen II. Johnson, Grand Master
assumed the chair, and called the Grahd Lodge to
order, and spoke a. f0li0ws:-
Brethren, your Grand Master and other Grand
oficers for the ensuing year. having been duly
elected, we are now in readiness to perform ,he
ceremony OF installation. The II. W. Grand Marshal
win announce TO them that We are In waiting TO re-
ceive them. ...
10 the prescribed forInsGrand Master, Hon. James
Gibson; Deputy Grand Master, John II. Anthon;
senior Grand Warden, Christopher q. Fox; Junior
Grand Warden, Edmund 4. Judscn; Grand Secretary
James M Austin; Grand Treasurer. John w. Sinons;
Grand Chaplans. Rev. X. l.. shoemaker Charles u.
Platt, Ferdinand Q. Ever: the Grand Pursutyant W.
Johnson Fountain was reelected; Grand Tfer.
Level Flax, Assistant Grand Tiler, John Hoole aud
| Grand Lecturer. Geo. II. Raymond
The report Of the Grand Lecturer was toen read
and Adopted.
A swRMoN CALLED FOR
| Right worshipful Bro. RySDkRs introduced reso-
luton to the erect that one OF the Grand Chaplans
/ he appointed ~ deliver IN address At each opcutpg
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tomorrow per steamer and it Is said they were TO
s ELEVEN e% anc n,Sn Ssa IN
latter determination. From the beginning to the
end Of this Infamous proceeding the authorities
bail for the person OF Mr.. wee. MI. Wehe received
similar treatment year ago for protecting American
interests against the persistent efforts or the natives
to swindle the schooner Equity and is now receiving
pay ior the ienity our government exercised that
The Minister Of the United States in Peru, Major
General H0vey left for Chile with his family on the
LIST Instant for the purpose of waiting in that cooler
As the members Of his family have but recently ar
rived rom nome there was great danger OF their be-
coming victims to the Unsuitable pesttlence.
The first steamer. the Pacific, OF the new English
line connecting this coast with England, France and
Portugal direct via the Straits OF Magellan, sailed
from Callao on the list instant with large number
OF passengers and heavy cargo OF freight. The Eng
lish lines on the coast are admirably appointed and
managed, but few enterprslng Americans with
comfortable and swift vessels could establish most
advantageous competition. The rates. a. the com
pany Is the only one IN operation, are enormously
high. For instance for the passage from Callao to
Panama, seven days steam, 40 sOles are charged
equal to about $1l5 gold.
There good reason believe In the existence
OF powerful working party in favor Of Prado. Late
advices from the interior, from the department OF
Junin the great mining district Of Peru and Prad0's
birthplace, to the effect that large body OF
were being drilled there with the understood object
making some movement towards achieving PradO's Of
prncns mem Of the session were tSe ssSe. Of
nucleus II is a'wcu known fact that . deeply laid
conspiracy has been entered into IN Lima by the
jorty OF the officers who served under Prado in his
unlucky Arequipa campaign, and the emissaries OF
the last mentioned organization are to be found in
many portions OF the country stirring up the Masses
rather eAdesv ering 70 do 40.
The government il aware Of these proceeding, and
in Lima confines It's attention to Milling up the de-
pieted ranks OF the army Press gang parties patrol
the streets every night, and any unfortunate labor
ing man out after nine p N. runs u good chance OF
eventually becoming food for powder. These con-
spraces the bad understanding and feeling between
Peru and Chile and PradO's residence and enthu-
sastic reception M the latter country. all go to warn
us OF breakers not far ahead
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fering several days from severe attack OF dys-
EMERY. $500
DR.. Flick was q native Of Kiel. Holstein. and was
about twentyseven yea Of age; ne wa ss U%i%s
and possessed the esteem and friendship OF all VINO
knew him. During his illness ne was constantly AZ
tended BY the Mossrs. Boyd, his old employers, IN
whose service he had been for the past five years.
His remains were accompanied to their nnal resting
place by the Masonic fraternity. OF which he was
member; by his Excellency. the President Of the
State; the Commander -in-Chief OF the forces, ana
other dgnitaries and large cOncOurse OF the Lead
ing native and foreign citizens OF Panama.
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The German expedition TO the North pole that
left bergen on the 18th OF May IL only forerunncr
OF more important one. The instructions are 10
explore from seventyhve degrees north latitude,
taxing the east coast OF Greenland ~ basis The
surplus Of fifteen hundred forins has been word
towards the support Of the German nosptll IN New
YORK.
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Continued Ravages of Yellow
Fever at Calla0.
OUTRAGE on An AMERICAN CONSUL
Renewal of American Mediation i'm
the War on the Pacific.

The steamer ocean Queen. Captain King, from As
pinwal May 2s arrived at this port yesterday after
noon. She brings the California mails OF May II,
81 DOL 900 In treasure freight 272 passengers and
cargo OF nour, wool, &c.
Among the passengers are Major General Rose
Grams and; Hon. 8. B. Axtell, member OF Congress
from San Francisco.
ThefolloMing Is the list OF treasure:-
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~Cepartner.hip Notice.

Notice il hereby given ,ha, = ooparsnenhlp
was formed on the ID aay o. August. 1861, be-
tseen he uhdsnigpsd, Paul ,. Baringsf, q
The eoansy o, Lafayette, Stats ~ Mississippi,
aud isaz- Sullivan, of the county Of Psnois
In .aid State, In vhish the aid HsFrinrsr n
The llmitedeparnsr, and aid sallivan h the
general partner. That aid psftnctship e Coz
The purpose u Triudias grain and saving end
Ielllng lsmbef cut BY . ztsam sav-mili on
NeIYsr Greek. In Pamela county Mississippi
that The par,neflhip is 10 he conducted In the
name Of Isaac sallivan; that each partacr has
contribatsd 10 the common stock u ezid part
nsrship the san Of nineteen haadrsd dollars
ltl. pook that said p~artnsnhlp, 4 10 be ermt
n.h-f N Eve year after ahd hens The aid ds's
n IL oFmslan ahldaii shall b. .osnef dis
tolyfd by ihs death o. QUE Of aid partners, or
by The agresmsn, Of The parties, 2. Witch, 10
'ueh event, notice vfl Be given; that the net
pu6is are 70 Nc sguslly diudsa. snd fsps the
busins.s vfn b. conducted b. sAid Suiliyan.
signsd the % day % fafat 1897.
p. n. RARRIyGER,
s~nt0-sn-pd SULLIVAN.
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MISSISSIPPI DIiRRHOEA CORDIAL.

n,v,ho.. ons ~ ,he mo.t n,,I dI.,r,ier.
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III ~ i, ~ a,sssa.~ as Il. bnwsls so.mon =
~, $50 =, 4. :, ansa MIA s.,,isss.,
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TezAs Tonic Syrup.
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