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Great 6rtk14n.

ezAHr's tnAupGHAL ABROAD.
Loxpo1, Feb, 3.
Fn1;i,h ard French Journals warm euloR1fe
G.ner,I a.sakx INAUGURAL aedtsEss' and aRreo
thss tho p4tssrspn hts foreign policy indicates
peacs. ..--
xCaoHtp oxExn or sHI rof1-
1hs Lteeys< punnsh report OF The teath 1
*hs fope, but 1t u ditrrrdited. -
LONDON. Nareh 8.
Ruuoxs from the eustlnent again mertiou tie
death Q. the Pope. .
rkuuoxa 1oa JEA1AN A11E5X.
Loxour, March q.
Tsa ranastes prriuons were pseasrted to Qneen
y,eteria 1t bsr leves Jsstefdays paying fos ar'-
xeys - The Fe1AAna-
r111AA1 x11uAIKp.
LONDON, Ksrch 9.
se7ru of tie Feni1ns iupztTontt IN various
pars. Of the Ktzzaon hare heen hhe.ated. The
fol,oxtpx IRE tkeu rsrnes: Tnou1as F. bu1fe, II
Ans.,e1n Fentac osean,EeYi petnti r. Hnrfe
tSeently eottred II lezhenveu; Caafle4 hlek
vell, post. anA eee ot tha ed1soss OF ne 1rt@4
aopts c.p.stn Naley. ard EeszEs. o'>'orast
n&arfs and p'K.ete- The latter WIS sentenced
tn 4eus' impsi1onmett for hanrF Written
tfeatcrahse atuc'1 Published II tho &rtsA Hopt :
Mesers, o Conner, atzsie and o'ketfs were III
ststed LEEoxd1tScnA1y.
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MIN 73eaI Estate for 5alf'

Ion psA1R-Rseltepces on thq aveonees eot ~
Fs9e ea.hsrtaad. Boom p - D'-'
ATEistnat :.ie tdat bou,. ne.ts St 5;eas1s
AI;s ess 9sss sse.s ssa as.l as.f kkSsaastss5ss
a.re,s ito.t INV 81 ss,. .sesoae a
FgIS FL horss snn ls1Es lot aasf l"s4 zAtuo
Is ~. iss..iia i il; IN. aes; 7.ehfj af.s
;:s r. ft,;ss :;ss'e eo;,s n;.; se
SS SS. z. T. ns@s eos,e, a:sI 7"eass'een*'' Nv !
nAeAsaa, w. - 1ot aear na,,aKeenH!t-....->. G
Hp15 H.1Ie I'D iot e, H.I1aon e9nfs...:... G&a
sR,ss sna I: I'd ioss
uss:e md Is; s:sr 'f3ssii g ,pe
1sass sasse; nd ;os as.f 31@
Hoass Ioas "a Isl nest Tweats'h-'s'''''.''' is'
rEDIAhA " int ns,r E,shteensh+t s1SS
o; IL ss,s e.,
zss,s is:s "a iii a:.i
uas.s is,zs !ss ios s;;i &s
Tss:: Tss:s 90 6 & & ss:F s Tsss
pBAikiE: BAi: ASms9fo~su saass between 1~snsasA and ,ano
ssg;ts sf:.ti Il is,s neai
| n essh h.,..:.,..,---.....'.'...'''s''
Ar1s5Sne ZEE Sea,e near S@s
;.5 .ln tEsesii L. IT, sa:s
gz;t tssiS vs. a's'a'''''. ,ss s
:na.s "a i.t nezr the laks ahore.'.'''
wAsHHtsss1.assa Hasss @ It It as.s e
ApA44zs;shnoa. ~ hoa.e. .aa luta ae.z se.sass'....' 0
K1aHI gff1H;i:T f1H;-i1.:T. vezy dsstrabls HOUSE. M
oa sSaspSsE q e{e: issas ~ Il
~ h.r" =, ssse ee ioesaon lof ssa u the mooef&s
pa9a III q 81 sia.ooo ossea.------ ssea.
Ism aa3E-A a.st class residence % Aiehs'
e., 1s1s:: sss :sess sa s.,o
ii ,nadern inrTt vtlatna.. md In assse1&'s
oGsssess &, .ad 10 fulsonst. taae dwellings, Vim
lat.: =, st,,e.s nea1 Ety,u1tas ss.> = car
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4pA1ns

M 1Al1 NoKbF0Lf.
Madrid, Nafeh g..
Tbe sup1ect OF government monopoly IN sAat
ard tohsseo IN tha spsn1sh colonies hss been re-
fe,-e1 "a Z feleet committee IN tEs Cutes.
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FORElCN.
Rumors Of the Death Of Pope
Plus Ninth,
FepjaD Pa{soneTS Released BY the
British Authorities.
FHkRcAs
NrytrTR1tI GAt 6ES

PAt18, Mesch 9.
The to.1ortrs ch1ncrs Earn been msds In essa'
seoueuce of The death OF Il, TtoplonR. Adolphe
r,alsy has been appointed President os the
Senate. etcs Ttuplose. DeFofeads II Roqneue
succeeds VII y Is Preasdext ot Tia Council and
h. Rorher tAkss the ipstr7ox papsEttrnt pro-
rt.ttnslfy In addition to Tho foreign poftlolo.
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> .ezes 10 uileI oorhves, # efy nni1: !
rs ag = one lii Sis soas % It III sho ey n,s On Wsss
sirs acres n.s miles north Of the city 1anits. and
S .trts ns.t !en.f:.n, on ~ M Hatoa 1esd: viii
see .s..ss = y 81 iEa:. aoaaas g WI
s s .e9ss 1n :; joIinz blne Gisnd. At e.sg.,n.
il saz nniiak Ii, 1ei.sr north of Hyas Fask. a.
s. aesrs r. = nitie north. es. Ct .hs Junction =,
% s7rs Cairaxosv- ~ niles weat OF pespaalnts
aver. &
GOR s8LE-By J a. Bees d; Co.., % Dear :,
wig ses9s; ,s 3. 1ss4s aud rA'r
Sssm rel e eeTaes ot Aotrps .aa Mtess.s sssa
oe .sss stss e 9.!a:sa ;. s:sa:
De9tsaole 3o1sln EtandAae- eas1s 1aa Eeaaaf on
X "a, i, M 20 = q 4a.;ps 7, S e ne.p con-
& Z; ss;:s :sst DsSS; 3 ,
.1s e L. 81 s'1 Es e. oa IL <,
- .eu. IN tsstesH 5srsEasas; :. g. ss4.sr.
s IS E ss;.s::t;;ss
Sss's: il 'sssisa = ;iSsJSo. S;9s e. ser',
.s.ers. 10 .ts,sa ;s Z tss s. = 8, .sss .s,s
= serrs K sectiys is Sl05 pe1 aero.
s:{ :ss1sa .ssiiss I 81 E; s. :sss :s1s
ss.eses = esst u = .ssaoa sss, :; ssfs.
...,....,,,.Ts s s;,ds + = ,.,.,. rs, pu .,.,
20 .sT. ~ .<ei xss;i15 s ~ ~ ae:a.
s :sSss So 4IR:;sr Rtf Isl rs; ,,os per
eezs. ---.--
.,oss.LE-Ey Fare b Sutherland, Room
e mo ! s1Sfh Stsii9tsainits Gill raqsksrz,
per foot. ,.., rx,nt,,f ,,fopt,h.,t..
as pei fso,:s -
IS :. : 9 =, !e.FssatsstMs 1sss e MeA.t.n ~,
at,s:s 1Sast' "t's ff'h'' on ".".A M ~. re... -
sfes "a tt*. s.., 1ron,. oa 1na.n.., te.+ 7vsn,,
nla,s:.' & r., IN co,f.,.,u near cr4s.s,tou ~.
= ssts fsT 20 :a's:
% isei5 % sas's1asla. as1 say J:aEss:ss-
;st: ssst e se1as1 nshtfsf@ taf.1.1 @ I'd
.,ae s,ssf a tssea srsns9:s nd Ihir'J aF's a.
ii: efopsy Y!es q asl,+a 4 = ,Ss =
Rz1ee:-------------- Rz1ee:- -
Fs -, aa.lae.. s?osss: i -, ,n,r,,.
sost,s feet iii:o.L: between ss'se and cs'''
Tso Nv hoasf.: room, s.ra 20 "a ssts .s1
as,as ' 49,. ,>,,, =, vr,.oo..,
| htt1ser Fsnisns nd WeoS. q 800.
Ma Wsoa s7o 0roona s.:e; ~ 'sF n .aeeh 11sl i.o
Got.xs q re9@s SnS .an,h an1 faps. si.sie 1roaa,
;ss s:.;@:s
&, e Sa g S'ees, "
III ~ e4 s.sSs si u.
d thicsEo. T., s-r,,o, 5, Hvdo Park. op,y IS.
f. - :, 7-7.-e.5 =. pirmhc !.
EoR sALE-bs Aafoea O i'11A''' -
81 san.tts: sktss:.,.. rear nes.r-Sew b:,ct hoa'
Iii; r., csy aoa.s nss 'aa ).
sasse eitnsee Gfesp ~ ,ssms y,
;st sas p.ysss osis0es
q roIsir, .:.. ~,tn 20 acre.
.ss st.sa. I'd !. sas ss's ~ 10 ea,ss
trs.s e..9a,R acre. on line OF ns- 1,,4;
H.n.fsn1o:Js H., ss1o:,JsIs c1ss nrsr Ns-htrfc*d,
1t, .ssF. es r. nsit IL Ms,sa
r. f5:as; "'oe1's' feet hss"sea Fur '.'na
1d Ct .; IssS Msnnsn!s - ''
q. e. p.rr,,r. In south Side Fl,
NJ IOR S5LE@pAsh1lAA ~ AV"sA ' -
E ~ 1T ,.s;e. .um.a,.,s9 fronting tes r,s. At
~ '0T fass s:ssI = te.ty eshsh. VIII II
nss. npss. ib.se hioeis in EE.ld.s and p11el 1n'
'' s sgsasrinslons; p ns, n14x.-n w.s.sa and a,eale.u
in s9.:n ste 4 R1ot g
1sa' eernes-soaa' II nooe.rhH s.rhHk suraERLAsp,
.ou. t.eo'a = ~: .- ,
sa'a' nR sALehR n,s,a aa's1 s1opon..n s,ock
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prftp 3aeal 4Btatt for Sale

ne Wn = K~rfnot Real X1-
1HOA 8ALA--hf Mu. -. Aet so~'r A@0A 0A7-
z tata Eroe =. ~ LII III. v... ~ -,,v
M il
inscffs on Eenbsn.ets nns1 Aseae4 11t!. ss tosa"
scTea on Lake View road. nea1 Lincoln FAxk.
70 screa neA1 Aaftem- s,,..h,. ~
Nates1 On TNtNsh-4&.. hsaf sae 11fet t*u1teota UT
u1n ii, c1utinx puzp4ss1. ,,,.
10 scres IN becnon Il. IoEaotp p n4oxe y .x
um.ts. .--. ,,,.a,r
FTat-ca4s brick stare On tdTef.sr-, pAyta9 ~ pei
cent On 1hs pf!cA AAked: y.
s11M ftAf corner A1eal&so"eF' Auo @4sI~@
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Tnfn1mattn11 G4aateD.

TToRYAT1oN-Wantea-M Hsas! Hsa, e..
J. Ftes. "a " n tn6 vtftnltf Of TAI
at.sIns anEss Tsx1zt xtn ~ uaa fat tat15s19o1
ff14Hf n ~ eSf4 pf %xS6dn& 0Gfs.
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Nu5t, .Tnun1, *E.

(o5T-eatprday AFTERNOON, gay ~ s1 Z
Pet vtta d,.s ssas H'hs lev aa51 III - ss,t o1
sISo. ii South ssnssnaon"'' '0'' "'A ~
rev sfdtd
03T-On the evening OF March ~. %
Ecftp stAte T., eess tts she hsta5s ~ iin.rI-
rso-ss-. large abba bo4 1se naatrt IL p'
EUUNp-Dn North Clark g, r!rer pu Is.
Il bcnk ropt1piuk MoneT- sntc3 Nsdt,ps-sl
hava ~ k1ef tlfJtnFt Call sk t*9 49,
Eonm ]. Il. htIrH.
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95oarntnq at1n 4n0gtng.

I, Kldr,dee court. rt.-sultes Of elegant ropms,
U fuTpithed And anfa,nlsned tor afstGAsa hut1nea
ar RtttIetaeQ. A133. opt f3nkle Ioos0-
~ South Cisuton.st., ore door from kAn.
lkdolph-To rens, Nth tosrd. ons tosnlsnsa toen9.
home cQnItotk8.
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EOR sALE-In Cottage Grove, Langley.
611et hsaen,s 1t; hou1a built IN most eoHf3Ftap!s
msnoeT: inTToveasnt. Goat qvG vn; y nnn -. Fot
arssinn 1Typ II tErtJ days. Price o. noass hna to
t.1E Il of whieb ca run nesfy nve ya1,.hnn ~ ~
p.r cs4{ Great. kreAt nstEa!n I0s trsTtst
ieF. Or y n iuyestusnI Cal Al oaee' 4'e' <iAe1
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Tor SALE-BeAr Sc AeAr Te All fe
r peopla that y Aat 70 E.ats good. snls fnFess.
mrnf You nm bur lots Il W1tgt t1ood.AF: tof
ssip Tni1 property u Tery cheAq and viii hs1n&
tItm IN ~ fhxh thfed month";.
'SEcyes an Utt1sIon It,. \ NILE indie o1 u1alss,
S7Sk0 per atfs. ehetp.
fat4 On AHAErt H., %3e-
Iot1 On j1tkEpn.bt.. $to4.
-fota cn 1&txtpn-At ,tEAda 9! rNfoAo.$1W.
tnte on Yan Hurt1.As.. tnAtd4 Of fa!tfpad4 $To.
fots On Adamk-st nsaI We4tefn'aF., &s7s.
Lot On payts,tt e
3suf9 en- NA4iton. Warren 4nd H&anlnkton-t0-
rrry tue pteEe FOR subtt1atton.
iot1 on 1ineoansAs. ;. ~ Pr MOT.
Io,e On Direfsfy-AT ~ oef Ioa~
InSs on H4lasAd.at-, 3N Per toot
IoiS On the Greer b1y.roed-
Iotl eopth OF III d fRfk ..
Hnlfndtd cpFutf lot Ia HJde Fsfk. W pef boot.
iCt1 oO Aadt3nu-st. wtst Of ftAfp1o+
Honto * fp31n7 On MoHtotEt. -.
fof @f1tn win 50 fe1t p3fk N Ipnts nce1y III
| proTed, NjM6 ~ -,,,,. An 1.ra
IT.. reas Kobey. Los sf1lto 70 plAn1eo Aue5' ~"
e1x ~ al Ill 70 soos On Wsshinstonst Lot saxu
| s1sottase osg roazps ou TaihlnEton1t. $s,1Q-
Efute wiyt dwelling shows. On "esse5nss. Lotse
Astnsssxes al leassd krnund-a yesEs-e7so each
| rssh hsf 1nce. monthly pAJ uatnts-
% otbe1 cottaF e, Ia ainefent ptfH o. ~ ct1 =,
| Thos 3 vsAh1nx to buy Viii DO VAL 70 e@u A1a q
s1Ptns nss6Y}ssE I} E CALDWELL. 1ss Msalson-st, Rooa
! ~ n&ortl Mink
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Gnuntrp Rcal Eatate.

NnR SALE Missouri Lands. Missouri
iands ert ve1J terrible, and tlspated H. tne asark
innii1 fof tht people of tho So1thstn statss 70 -
nulfs rbthp he4lthtul and productive n!1aa Laas -
SaSSssuau fotts N!.soun contain. ao2rs = se9 .s9
.onsse n1fles nr IL ar ArIes ~ GetfAIlo Aa{
- 1hr = ~ isstprt VALLEY Through th. fasdan OF
Ms.ousi nanninAl +: 51ssea n.asq1a ~ nns1 -.
mi 4, tO,4. Ttt climate, 70 temp rate ana eAG.
nj snd vssa .a q psets o. n,odataf ,a FL
r.in tno heat Meth to settle on our sfcn pratass
Ap ~ .nstted Lev tnunutoa4 end Snte1GfMns 5 1s
atontn nLa pfr ocrupy this splendid con1ts1. IN
srisr1 xtyfut fpl I'd v-lu*olt pa1itcnAia aso WE
eJcaste 70 induce osh.Ts 70 c1.oe tlso asenene
!. "a. IL slu n 70 centa. Ae1<s.. 04n y. I'LL
ggs~H fErn,rnitn e BtAoAl 4 IT. Joseph aAfca4
I bal VI.
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v-<,p a.I.r-Read the te.ms.-The owner
~ .nt foiioxlrk tescs Of land. noa.rAid nk
d, Authorised se.! .isn n neIt = r. 1ts
wi of sscsou IS. ". r. IL. eAM nits eaota .,
mi ese tnsa a no ~ ae,s II oaIs VI
a,c.sixtn r4ap uasAnee nt principal pA1eolr = "
tnd % >. = o6 o6s1x,ny Il ptr r.ut rer annu1n.
ADDS If1s p CL6HE SON. 81 Dt1rbfn'ss-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26

WE HAVE intelligence from Cuba that
General Dulce, Of Cuba, had received two
deputations from battalion of Cuban vol.
unteers, who asked for Baore rigorous mea-
sures in the suppression Of the insurrec-
ton, and demanded that the prisoners
arrested during the recent riots in Havana,
should be Immediately put to death The
General firmly replied that, counting on the
sympathy and moral aid Of the United
States, he intended to act in accordance
with the law, and declared that the courts
must first try the prisoners. The volun-
teers have apparently threatened lynch law,
as the General Significantly asserts that he
is determined, if 1t becomes necessary, to
repel force by force, although he would
regret the shedding Of fraternsl blood
The excitement in Havana IL intense, and
yesterday business was entirely suspended
The ssme dispatch informs us that the
Spanisrds captured by the Insurgents as
Bayamo have been liberated and have ar
rived IN Havana. a,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26

band, grand chorus and Ginning Of all the
bells in the oity. Third and last verse-full
band OF 1000, grand chorus of 10000. bells
obiming, drums rolling, infantry firing, and
cannon pealing in the distance in exact time
with the mnsic-the bells rupg and cannon
fred by electricity from the music stand. The
national airs of England, France, Russia, Prus-
sia, Austria, and other nations, are to be rem
dered with similar effects. The second day
will have classical programme, and the third
day will be devoted to military and patriotic
music.
"A very extraordinary passage across the
Atlantic has just been made by the United
States storeship Guard, of six guns, comman-
der Adams. This fne ship, which is sailing
vessel left New York for Lisbon on the 10Th OF
last month, carrying stores for the American
squadron in European waters. She encoun-
tered succession of terrible gales, the violence
of which may be inferred from the fact that
c.e Ct her beats was washed away from the
davits and lost, and tho other battered into q
complete wreck; and for days together she
had to struggle against perfect tempest of
wind, hail and snow, the waves all the time
running very high and tossing tho ship about
in such manner that it was almost impossi-
be for the seamen to maintain their footing.
In spite Of these storms, however, Lisbon was
sighted on the 18th day after leaving New
York, and the same day the Guard arrived
safely at that port in good order. So short a
passage, under such adverse circumstances.
must be considered most remarkable achieve
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26
The Immigrants Coming.

Newberry has certainly earned the right
to be regarded as the banner County Of our
State, in respect to prompt, vigorous and
successful action in the matter Of securing
immigration, Only few days ago we had
occasion to chronicle the substantial results
which have already crowned the exertions
of the Newberry Immigration Society.
From the last issue Of the Newberry Herald
we now learn that twenty immigrants more
have arrived in that town and gone to work
on farms in the ncighborhood, and that
many more are expected in The course Of
the present week. In the face Of such ac-
counts as these, the other counties of the
State must bestir themselves and fellow in
the path which Newberry has struck out,
unless they would be left far behind in the
race for prosperity and wealth.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26
G H a r L E S r ON
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2e, 1855
Congress and tho Germans.

The Radical majority in Congress, in it's
zeal to restrict the privileges of the white
race, while it extends those Of the negro,
was the other day on the point Of commit
ting one of those blunders that are said to
be worse than q crime. We alludS to the
movement to embarrass the process of natu~
ralization. 1t came in the shape of bill,
introduced by Senator Frelinghuysen, linn
iting to United States courts the right to
grant naturalization. AS there are few of
these courts, and they are in session gene
rally for short time, the provision would
in effect amount to prohibiting large num-
bers Of foreigners from becoming natural
lied. Strange as it may appear, deputa-
tion of naturalized foreigners, headed by
DR.. Leiber, has visited Washington to urge,
on behalf of the foreign born citizens, the
adoption Of the bill. The members Of the
deputation having already obtained citi-
zens' rights for Themselves, were unwilling
that their countrymen, not so fortunately
situated, should enjoy the privileges accord
cd to every African. The bill was favorably
received by the dominant party and its pas
sage seemed certain, when counter de-
monstration from the substantial Germans
of New York created panic among it's
supporters and gave the coup dc grace to
the whole movement. The meeting which
wrought thia rannlt waa .aa.nrasAd chiefly or
Germans who had acted with the Radical
party. General Siegel presided. He and
other speakers declared that they were not
Republicans on this subject. They were
for the good of the country and for justice
to adopted citizens. They would join the
Democrats and everybody that would agree
with them. Resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against increasing the difficulties in
the process of fnaturalization-and declar-
ing that instead Of prelonging the time for
the admission Of an alien to the. rights Of
citizenship, it should be shortened. The
gathering was not only large, but very
enthusiastic. Its numbers, constituted Of
the race which contributed so largely to
reinforce the Federal army in the late civil
war, and which is so powerful at the polls,
made it one which tho ultras in Congress
dared not disregard; and hence the whole
scheme to discriminate against and dis
courage immigrants was inoontinently
checked. TN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26

THn war in,South America is over at last
The latest advicss from Paraguay leave no
doubt out M thai the Paragaayans nave been
completely defeated. The allies are in
possession ofsheir capital. The Paraguay,
ans have resisted sAe erwhslming force
Of the allies with bravery sRd consistency
that showed them to be the nsblsst pveple
on the South American oontinsnt.S We sup.
pose that hssflities- are ended. The sllio.
gain Mother credit scr reaown.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26
D;sssIa!isa ef G.ppartnrrsaip.

TNTSSUE4UTflsv n v sSET U0RAssTN i as sx sMf7..
~ The copartnership heretofore existspo ise.
tween E. u, KEILERS. M. ~. ana ii. BAEK. M 81.
under the style OF Il. H. KkLLERS a co al harah,
dissolved by aultual consent. 1S II sS-ss
" DR. u. BAHR tsauthorizsd to receive de,ta dua
to the nrm. ana will pay the debts Atls BY liz I =
#s,A H. IL KELLRitS MI 80
s$s M. BAnR, M. ID. s1Dsg
Charleston, February 2e. 1899 4 Il
\ THE USDERsIaNED wrLL cowr,NuR rua
Drn9 Business at the late stand cf E. M KGTHrRa
-& co No. 18f Meeting.street ~ 800
February 40 \ \ 5' n. BAxR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-26
Gopartnersbip uctife.


gTNHE UNDEHss SIGN kD HAVE ENTER.
sd into COZ artnership under the name OF
kNOBtLOCh & SMALL. for the purpose OF carry.
Ing on 0 WHOLESALE FLOUR AND JON MIsaI,,N
BUSINESS, ct No. 70 Fast Bay.
4s w. KNOBE, OK, yr.,
JOHN ]. SMALL.
EeDEusFy ~ Dsc tuShs
TOP eH'rM 70 SHIP NsSTl 1aE. ~-..E III IN
~ undersigned have formed Copartnershin mn.
der the Arm Of KNOX DAILY & % .for the purpesa
Of carrying on tho General ustion and Gomnaissinn
Bustness, at No. 15o MEE1INa.sT RREI, corner OF
WentWOreh. JOAN KNOX.
EDWARD DAILY,
N. s~t (T0 reside in Now York City.l
WILLIAM KNOX
Cc-ESEsAense sassssseA eng ,syesa,s resnrns made
All goods consigned to u. will be fully covered by
Insurance. February Al
T Avv NO CHC E.-lTtaM UaDERs G. SED
II have shss das formed q Uopartner, hin for the
prae.ace OF Law AND RQUlTy "a sumter and ad-
toaning Counties aad III the Ulsed State. Oorrs for
the Distset o. South Oerchns, unaer the narpe and
style OF RICHARDSON q NOSE.
y JAME6 4 q. nICHABDSON.
MoMTGOMERY NOSES IL
sunsers y. -, FocauAry .. Iebfuarv o
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QUlNBY'S & co.'s PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION THE LARGEST AND
hnest Collection of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPHS ever
seen IN 0harleston They are perfect copies of eel
Among the collection may be found SALVADOR
hoSA'S HEAD Or CHRIST, Correggos Magdaene
Coming In, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English
See merry. Roweottom's English Scenery Daxter's
t:ngiish and Irish Scenery, Views the Rhiue The
many others.
The public respectfully invited to call and see
these beautiful Works OF Art. They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
;, Great eat reduction IN the prce PoRor LAIN PIC
TuhES. Recent improvements producing these
pictures enable us to now offer the at nearly one
half the former prices, and tar supe. or. CaIl and
examine specimens
OUR CARTEs DE vIsITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARR UNSTR-
hspeciai attention given to children Also to COPY.
ing ola Dasusrreeypes and otter pictures. saisfac
ion IN az cases guaranteed and at prices to
srEREOsCoPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON.
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices f4@
fine collection Of
.TAINs IN MORT Il CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These sre the Arst and enly Photographs ever taken
In that locality.
q Ul N b Y " o..
No. 26l KING-STREEr,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
EeofuAfy 10 16
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Woufatisaal.

rgNHE UNDERslGN ED KEsPECTFUL.
IL LY informs his friends and the public general
that Ia I'D iltiOn to his Day school, he will In truct
Few pupils during the after oon in the higher
Plan Irigo ometry. W th full and CON ise rules also
esa p ~ WA NCE
*FeDruafy rs fmw3 No. 76 Beaufain-street
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-..fer SQlf.

EHOR SALE. THREE FINE No, MILCEa
~ COWS. just after calving. and one fne Saddle
and Draft PONkY, ave years old. Inquire al, No. 81
SIATk-SfREET. fm2* February 26
AT PRIyATG sALE, A DESIRABLE
~ HoUsE md four asre LOT In the Tewn Of
Aiken, ~ q. sf
The House contains sevsn CTl rooms ON ono noor.
oetled and papered. and two good attios; fronts
south, with piazzas to the south and est and 10 In
good condiion. requiring but sligot repairs.
The ri shen con aims three l8) rooms.
The location of these preises is ono OF the best in
Aiken situated on hill in the northeastern portion
OF the town., com ling hne view OF the same,
ana only about ten t1O minutes walk from the
For further particulars, snply to
&RORdE D. cONNOR,
February 10 No. IL Broad street.
CTEAaT ESGIN Es fOEs eALn CHEAP.
~ II applied tor immediately
az One ID horse Portable ENGINE
a. One Anorse Portable Eagine.
yM ALSO,
~ One 0-horse- power ENGINE, in good condition
CAMERON. BARKLBY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland. d.streets.
January 1b t,sY.lJ
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fine arts.

9ine Arts.
m w G ii II Nj A NJ
A AKTI IST.
Rooms Southwest corner of KING and LIBERTY
STREETS, over Osbornes Gallery.
PORTRAITS PAINTED FROM LIFE
OGRAPH.
Old Paintings cleaned and restored on most
REASONABL BILE TERMS. tmw1mo February 10
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.26 t1NE-srREEr. NEW YORK, !

20 FINE-sTREET, New YORK;
November 81. 1867. I
UDOLPHo WoLTE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-I have made chemical examination of
tent ef determining II any forrign or injurious sub
stance bad been added to tn, SIMPLE distilled spirits
The examination has resulted tho conclusion
that tho sample contained no poisonous or harmful
admtxture. have TEN unable TO discover any
trace ol the deleterious substances wioh are en.
ployed In the adulteration Of liquors. would NOT
hesitate to use myself to recomm, nd to others
tor medicinal purposes, the Sch!edam >chnapps as
an excellent and unobjectionGba variety Of gin.
Very respectfully yours,
(Signed,) CHAS. A. SELLY Chemist
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Aniasenlents.
H fB Il IL N L AN HAL LII.
FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, MARCHs.
FAREWELL VISIT TO CHARLESTON
THE
HANLON BROTHERS


With their new Trans Atlantic Combination, COM
prisng their pupils:
JULIAN. VICTOR and FRANCOIS,
MASS EMILY 1HOkNE, Cemedcnne and Vocal.
list. ~ '0N"'
Prof JAMES BLAMpHlN. L urope' s greatest Harp.
list. ~
Mr.: and Mrs. R. A. BRENNAN, Burlesoue oneratic
Artists. pAo
Mr.. ID. HAwItY and Mr.. THOs MIACo. the re-
Howned Erial Gymnasts.
Ear n. FRANK CAkDELLA Pianist and Com
poser. "-" ooA''
zig. MoNTRvERD DI, the italian Acrobat
Messrs SYLVANI BENEDICT and BERNARD
fanJomim,sts. All the latest HANLON NOVEL
TIES Will bc introduced. including their patent
TWO WHEELED vELOCIPEDES,
which they propel at speed excelling the fastest
morse. In addition to Its rse upon the stage, they
WILL appear In Veloeipede Racss upon the
PUBLIC STREETS.
every day, at noon, during the term Of their engage
ment ~ 'eas'-
as-ADMJssIoN 81; colcrea seats rs cents oai,-
dren under 10 years 81 cents.
Ny-Se can be secured Elk DAYS in advance
Irom diagram OF the Hall, at HOLMES BOOK
slOHk, corner King and Wentworth streets with
out extra charge. ~
HaJ-All orders for vELOCIpEDEs must he nd
dressed to HANLON BROTH. RI, Hanlon's Veloc-
Eede Hail. No. 786 Broadway, corner Ienth.street 1
New York citv.
as-only HANLON MATINEE. for Schools and
Families, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 49,
T.. p. KENDALL Business Manager
FRED LAwRENcs, Agent. 8 February rs