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and wo have yot to witness n game in whIol,
cheating and lying arc not common occur
ronces, especially among tho fair &c <, We deep
ly regret to say. 1t is tho general practice OF
tho ladies to push their balls into moro favora-
BILE positions whom unobserved, and il detoot-
cd to deny it. We have seen ministers do it
lime and again."
william, bow oar Of the Oxford crow, has
written letter to the London Times explain
ing how the Oxfortls boat tho Harvards only
length and three quarters. He says: 'Deforo
they (the Oxfords) reached the ship at Mort
lake, they we're four or five boat lengths
ahead, wien q row boat in the stream caused
them to lose length for fear OF falling" In
addition to this, having started certain dis
tanco abovo tho aqueduot at Putnoy, thoy e1-
pectod to row only Gu equal dstanc, above the
ship at Mortlake; but having rowod that dis
tance and not reaching the judge, they thought
that tho placing OF the fag.boat had been for
Cotton. So they padded on until they oame
in. Tho Harvard men all this timo rowed
with tho samo pluck and determination which
they had shown through the previous part OF
the race and gained considerable at the finish.
william says the Oxford crew fully acquiesoo in
the decision OF the judges. L.. g..r4
AAA0 '1fSnSioA SoAioopSnuout VI Iuo NOW
York Times deyotes large part OF recent
letter 10 O review Of tho sensation created by
Mr. Bouricault's play OF "Formosa." It has
drawn crowded houses, and is likely to do 80 as
long as it is assailed by critics and newspaper
correspondents on the score of it's immortality.
He noticed us curious fact that whom the
audience was frat seated hardly tenth part
wero women, but o little later they came in the
usual numbers. Tue present is the dullest Of
the dull London season, and fashionable houses
could not ordinarily be expected, but the dress
circle was full. and most of the private boxes
wers occupied. There were present, perhaps,
dozen OF the class whom some OF the critics
tolerate in the boxes, but arc quite shocked at
seeing represented on the stago-the upper
class of splendidly disreputable ladies, whom
the 'girl OF the period" is said 10 slavishly
initiate, but the general character of tho audi
enco was far better thaa tho season would war
rant. Tho drama is full OF sharp and pointed
dialogue, and, in delineation OF character, /. is
admirable. At first, its performance evoked
On occasional hiss; but long before the end
was reached, the sympathies Of the audience
wore won, and it proceeded to triumphant
conclusion.
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Tho Eor. Royal x.ilro.d.;


. THH Bsrnwell Sentinel, in speaking Of
the satisfaction caused by the feeling that
the Port Royal Railroad will soon be built,
says !: "a serious damper TO that feeling,
"howeyer, would be tho conviction, II vs
entertained IL, that the result would ID
luxurious to our time. honored metropolis.
Charleston; and We oan readily symps-
ethiss with any snd all who entertain fsars
"that that famous city may su1tsr dstri.
"nsnts BY this Or any other enterprise. Blu.
Eve entertain she s:ros gss. hops. that our
advantage spd the ultimate good Of
aoharleston may, In the end, be found per-
"feotly inonpstibls." Thanks, neiehbor
Tho Sentinel goes On to say, that Is tits
pretty certain thar the road VIII be buili.
Charlsstonisns would do, we'll $50 lo,LA ~, to
%se interests Of their: city, by taking suoh
"sarly steps as win give them oon,ro,lipe
"inauencs In the direction OF il aff.,r,.
III the road must be built. let the Chs.i.,i...
"tonisns resolve 70 Sooairsl att e much. -, ~
'ahsy can" pAniso ~ wet .. lrs 1..esils
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Pre.entment Of tho Grand Jury.

The presentment of the grand jury
Of the United States Court is print
ed this morning. The jury ask from
CSngress an appropriation of money
for the building of suitable United
States Courthouse and Postoffioe at Green.
vile. This will, we hope, receive due at
tention. The jury express the hope that
sll Acknowledgement Of our citizens will
soon be removed, and request "those gen
"tlemen who have sought and have under
'qaken the honorable and responsible Office
"of representing the people Of the State in
"the Congress Of the United States to use
"every honest means" to accomplish this
end. This is wise and judioious; but very
little help need the grard jury expect from
Hoge when they add that "they fervently
'"hope that no personal influence or party
"exigenoe will ever. enable any ambitious
"aspirant to take q seat in the Legislature,
''or in Congress, to which he hss1 not been
"eIeoted by q majority Of the legal voters"
This cap fits Hoge oharmingly, and as for
Bowen, how osn he be expected "to use
"every honest means" Of accomplishing
anything? Pooh! Pooh! -
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ATTORNEY GENERAL HoAn's opinion in
regard to the newly elected Legislature Of
Virginia may be summed up in few words
The Legislature may como together, orgau-
ize and act upon the Fifteenth Conslitu.
tional amendment; but, until Congress has
approved the State constitution, the Legis-
lature cannot transact any other business,
unless the members have taken the test
oath. This is the opinion, in nut. she'll.
Two:thirds Of the members cannot take she
test oath, SO that the Legislature can only
aot upon the Fifteenth Amendment and
await the good pleasure Of Congress; which,
considering that the Virginia Legislature is
two-thirds Democratic, will be sure to ap.
proveithe State constitution and admit the
State as rapidly as possible.
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Georgetown I'm tho Fiold.

Another maritime Richmond is in tho
field. The Georgetown Times says that tho
old Georgetown Railroad Company has been
reorganized under tho name Of nThe George
town and Lancaster Railroad Company"
which company proposes to build railroad
from Georgetown, through williamsburg,
Clarendon, Sumter and Kershaw, TO some
point on the northeast line Of Lancaster
County. Heavy subscriptions Of land have
been promised. and the company, having its
depot Immediately upon the water, will
there erect wharves and warehouses for the
accommodation of freight. The intention is
to put on line ofsteamships to New York,
In order that dispatch may be given to
goods and produce. Great stress is laid
upon the circumstance that at Georgetown
there will be no charge for shipping, haul
Ing or drayage, there being no break In the
line OF transportation.
We know OF present no more Of tho In
tentions Of the projectors Of the George
town and Lancaster Railroad than may be
gathered from the article on the subject,
however, to suspect, that the true objective
point Of the new line is Gourdin's Station
on the Northeastern Railroad, where il
would connect with the proposed South
Carolina Central Railroad, which is to run
from Gourdin's to Charlotte. In this way
the Georgetown and Lancaster Railroad
would be ON extension of the South Caro-
lima Central Railroad, and freights could
bo sent direct to Georgetown, instead Of
coming over the Northeastern Railroad to
Charleston. This may not be the aim Of
the Georgetown Railroad, but we can hard
ly believe that it would be proposed serious
ly to build two parallel railroads from the
Northeastern Railroad to Charlotte, which
would be the case il the Georgetown Rail-
road were to be built according to the pro-
gramme Of che Times. One Of the two
schemes would be necessarily abandoned,
and we do not suppose that the South Caro-
lima Central Railroad, which hopes to begin
work before long, would be the first to give
way. a.
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VIZ LEAnH from the Georgetown Times
that the county officers have contracted. to
pay $500 for repairing bridges, rel scting o
responsible offer to do tho whole work for
1856. Verify "the Blue Ridge fever com
"plaint," as it may be called, is catching
The Times says, also, that "the number Of
county. commissioners checks which are
"hawksd about the town for sale, affords
."evidence that there arc contracts and Jobs
"given ont Of which the taxpayer has no
knowledge. Something like seven thou.
"sand dollars have been paid already, and
"a like amount Is still outstanding and
"due." Here is one more example Of Rad
.ieal economy In public affairs. -
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WHIPpsR, the oolored esdiaer Of tho laws,
legislator, lawyer. Co., made speech In
court At Blaokyille the other day. The
Sentinel says: "Never before, in the annals
"of South Carolina criminal law, was
"heard such torrent Of low, disgusting
"spesoh, abounding IN words picked from
"she very purlieus and cutters Of obsoenl.
"ty." This, we suppose, is another Radl-
cal blessing in disguise. The ex soutive and
legislative departments have been rolled In
the mud, and now comes the turn Of the
judiciary. IA 100 q. = .1....
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G II A r L Es ON.
MONDAY MORNING. SEPT. 6, 1869.
Anti-Radtcalism, A m,

In this State the So called conservative
"Republican movement" is failure. The
Radicals vow that they cannot be moro
conservative than they are, and tho Demo-
orats are resolved not to be dubbed Repub.
lioans. There will then be, in the elections
of 1870, only two parties in the state-the
Radical party and the Anti. Radical party.
This Anti Radical party has already a power
full public sentiment in its favor. All honest
men, who see the corruption and ignorance
which now run riot, know that an other two
years Of Radical ascendanoy would go far
to ruin the State. They have no political
feeling to crafty, and no political interest
to serve. What they desire is an honest
and able executive, q truly representative
legislature, and q pure and learned judfoi-
ary, together with an economical admins.
tration and, it's consequence, low taxation.
This is their one aim and purpose, and they
place themselves accordingly upon the broad
platform of AndRadic alism-a platform
upon which every respectable citizen may
stand without doing violence to his feel
ings Or renouucing single political prin-
ciple.
Anti-Radiaalism in South Carolina is, in
truth, the outward sign of the inward de-
termination Of our people to obtain State
government under which the people may be
secure in the enjoyment Of their property,
and all Glasses be noouraged to labor stead
lily for their own and the common good.
It has no political leader, no political plat
form; but upon the most essential points
there is little if any difference Of opinion.
The "pcace we seek and the reforms We
tneed," We expect to obtain by peaoeful
agencies alone. Our victory is to be won
by the ballot, and We 60 into the fight re-
coRnizing accomplished facts, and meeting
our opponents upon the solid ground of hon.
esty against dishonesty, economy against ex-
travagance; intelligence against ignorance,
and low taxation against high taxation.
We still believe that the large maj ority of our
colored population are not ft to be entrust-
ed With the suffrage; but we do not propose
to interfere with the privilege which the
law gives them. As the law stands, the
ooiorsd people have the right to vote, aud
that legal right We recognize as an sbso-
lutte fact.
In this way the ,questions which enter
into national contests will not affect our
State elections. Tho struggle with N is
for purs and capable government, instead
Of one which Is rotten TO the core. And II
70 most important that the recruits Who
swell our ranks should find nothing In our
party name; ss they will and nothing In cur
party principles, ethrow them back Into the
embraces Of Radicslism. For this reason,
the plain broad observation-disclosures :
is,ito our mind. far better than "Libsral
Democracy" which the Republicans will
not touch, or the Comparative Republi.
"oanism" which would stick In the throat Of
every Democrat In the STATE. stGi
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MR. J. A. ChEws, whoiis implicated In
that Lsurens Rsilrosd locomotive business,
writes to say that he will take an early op.
portunity Of replying TO the letter OF Mr..
james on that subject, printed In THl Niws
o. Friday Unsil bis reply appears. Mr.
Crews asks for q suspension Of public juds.
msnt. a3se 20 5i3iss7 ~ 7fsS
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THI y Nc No. 4, York papers 81 Thursdsy pub. ID
iish the opinions Of Chief justice Chsss In
the case Of Psrdicsris W.; the O Oharlsston
Gs.lisht Company, and Mr.. Lsod ". Cal
ncot Thsss opinions were published IN
this paper On June 2 And juno I last, res!
peeiivelyjai s IL 4 4 f::S;t !, Z f-,l;gos
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Mines, Giquers, Gtf.

n ID w HI KiE y.
THE UNDERSIGNED Deg LEAVE TO AN.
NOUECE that they have been appointed by Messrs.
HENRY =. HANkiS & CO.. OF Philadelphia, their
sole Agents Tor the atate Of South Carolina for the
sale OF their celebrated ACME x XXX. ky XxyX
WHISKIRa.
They Also wish TO announce that they will be in
constant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYR WHISKIRS, dircot fro M
Distliery at HannsVille. Berkeley county, West
Virginia.
Uberal contraois viii be made for large lots of
now Whisk1es In bond at DistillerY Warehouse,
OLAClUn b wITTE,
No. 81 East Bay street,
Juno IL wfmsmes Charleston, 8. O.
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poar6iHg.

Il Rent, q spacious BOARDING HOUSE, pleas.
antly situaled at No 35l King-street containing as
rooms and possession ptven Immediately; at pres.
EFT occupied by MIS- Bomar. For particularly, ap-
ply at No. a6S KING-STREKr.
1 Sapt .t.-a,- s.ga. etua
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waub.

WANTED, SEVERAL IATELLIGENT
w YOOrH5 to the Notion and Fancy DUsI-
NESS. progressive talary will be given Must
have good education and moral training. Appl, ut
BAlhhH, Nos 363 and sos King street.
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FRESH DRUGS.
lust RECEIVED AND FOR sALR WHOLESALE
AND retail BY DIR. Il. BAKR, No. 1871
RISON'5 TOBACCO ANTJDOTE
Roses Cough Syrup
Echenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Scaweed Tonic
Cherokee Romedy
Cherokee Pills ''
Cherokee Injection
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser' PIll- &C. &C.
Fleming's Worm CONNECTIONS
Wrghts Rejuvenating Elixir
Churchilfs Syrup Hypophosphits or Lime
Van Deusen's Worm Connections
Hurley's Worm Candy
Bardotte's Worm Sugar Drops
Grnlenberg Pills
Cephalic Pills
Strong's Pills
McLlne's Liver Pils
Linns Vegetable Pills
Russelps Soothing Cordial for Children Teeibfno
Jayne's tlteratve
Jayne's Expectorant
Jayne's Carminative
Jayne's Sauntive Pills
Radway's Ready Relief
Railways II. Pills
Juno 21 mwf
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- East aaS .ssuao.

E,OUND, A GOLD BLUE EHAuRLLED
IL BREAsTPIN, which tho owner can i,aye by
applying st the DAILY NEWS Once. and paying eI-
.pensee. heptx
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VdTANTED. A SITUATION by RE.
w SPECTACLE WIDOW LADY as HOUSE
KEEPER or bEAMBTRESS or CLERK in STORE,
and is willing to devote her time to the interest OF
her employer. Apply at No. p1NCKNEY-STREEr.
Sept Fl
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FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter 100000 paid into the In.
surancc Department of Georgia according to Inv
for the benefit of the assured in this Company.
Stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen of
Georgia.
purely Southern Company. allowing only six
per cent. OF it's earnings to tho Stockholders; the
rost o fthe profits divided among the policyholders
on the contribution plan.
Fire Department has been in successful opera.
ton for six months. and has already aocum ulated
handsome assets.
and vieing wita old companies in Its success.
All Of It's Policies non-torfeitable. and of every
description Of Life and Endowment together with
annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place of residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men.
Loans half of its premiums. No notes taken,
OFFICERS:
WI. LAwTON. President.
J. O. MoBURNEY, Vice. President.
R. j. L1aHTFoOr. Secretary.
@. F. MoCAY. Constituting Acuary.
P. Il. WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company Is now prepared to take risks either
In the Fire or Lifo Departments and sollcits share
Of tile patronage of the city and State.
j. q. HOLMES, Jr,
General Agent for South Carolina
Local AMI Travelling Agents wanted in nll parts OF
the state. Liberal commissions allowed. or N sal-
ary II preferred. Applications to be made to
j. q. HOLMES, Jr., General Agent No. 35 Broad
street. Charleston, S. O.
July 81 pAc WIN
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ass' 'tr6N"sf1 SJig orIRsteT e. ssfTf
nFs' tu. l%is5z 81, t:.dgqfes
v - a''i G%t sser'fI ,8ai,. .aosgo'f
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for SaIf.

E,OR SALE. HOO ACRES OF WILL.
TIMBERED LAND In lower plrt Of Barnwen
Connt', six miles from South Fdisto River Terms
m ado very low For particulars, address Dr. O, b.
HUTTo, Grahams Turnout, o.6. r. r.
August 20 "a
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Uo Rfnt.


ITO RENT, A DELIGHTFULLY."- SIT.
l. UATED TENEMENT In Summervilie, contain.
Ing tour rooms apd pantry, furnished not furnsh-
ed, with all NECESSARY outbuildipgs and beautiful
garden attached. Apply to JAMES MoCABE, No. 80
broad.etreet. ls Sept
ITO est. Two OR TuREE ROOMS,
u with part OF kitchen, as No. $50 CHURCH-
81 Rect, two doors below Tirst Baptist Church.
Apply as aoove.- ms2 Sept
FINO REnT, THE PLEASANTLY STU.
L. ATED three and q hnlf story RESIDENOE, No.
6g smith street near vanderhost. Apply at No. 9
LIeERTY-SrRkRr. ~ sept4
TNO REsT. THE WHARp AT The
Il west end Of Beaufau.sIreet For terms apply
to WM. B.. DAWSON. Real Estate Agent, No '0b
Broad treet. 8 SENT (
nFFtcE TO RENT.-THAT DEsIRa-
~ BILE OFF E. No. 40 -BROAD.sTREEr, COZ.
tsfnfnR TWO rooms. tlront and bacs) now In com.
plete order. Apply on premises to I. g. &. BEN
NETT. or to No. 255 KING-STREET. Sept
ITO RINT, Two OR THREE ROOMS.
Il Apply at the Non1 HRAST CORNER OF an
SON AND sOCIE lY.STREEtS 5s eept
ID EAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
LII having houses to rent, have their Placards,
&c. printed at the lowest rates. and In the newest
and neatest styles OF type, at THE NEWS JOB Of
fICE, No. lac East Bay. ~!
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OAND AND GRAVEL FOR SALE AT
NJ low rates at MARSHALL'5 WHARF.
August 20 INN
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WANTED, A COmPETENT AND he
w LIABLE MAN. Coppersmith and TIN.
steady employment. Address q. COLLINS. Master
OF Machtuery, A. and g. Railroad, Savannah. Ga.
Sept0
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@ q U t II Z Il N
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PURELY SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets July L. 1869. =. -. .ss1o, 900
DIVIDEND DECLARED w FORTY PER CENT.
NsUREs LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOSSES. Its principal business is with
souhern States, and to them 1t appeals for patron.
ers and pay all Losses.
cFFIcEns
JOHN D. GORDON, President.
d. II. HILL, A.: q. coLQUITT, vice-Presidents.
A. AUSTELL. E. HOLLAND. Finance Committee.
". G. MORRIS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
atlanta, Gn.-JoHN D. GonpoN A. AUBTRLI., E, W.
HOLLAND. J. F. ALEXANDER. J. H. 0AL1AwAY, J. NJ
JOHNSON. q,
Athens. CAB. G. YANoEy, BENZ. II. HILL, Rob
RRT THOMAS.
Columbia, 8. C.-WApE HAMPTON
Augusta, Gao. 81. PuNIzY, EDWARD THOMAS.
Madison Ga.-D. E. BUTLER
Washington, Ga.-RoDRnT TooMDs.
Cutnbert, CAB J. SMITH.
Newton, da.-A. Ii. CoLQurTT.
Charlotte, n. C.-wM. JoHNsroN.
A1endale. g. G B. l.. WILLINaHAA.
Greensboro, N. CIV. A. CALDWELL
~. II. nlILLG,s, General Agent.
AUGUSTA, GA.
$. Y. TUPPEn, resident Agent,
CHARLESTON. 8. @.
w.DEsAUssURE. II. D.. Medical Examiner.
August 10 pAo 2mos
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"ANTED. A GffOD COkORED SER
w Want Immediately, to cook, wash aud iron.
and do general house work. Apply at No. 43 RAD
CLIPFE STREET. southwest side. corner Of frhomas.
August 80 mw2
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LSOR SALE, FOUR MCCARTHY HOL-
u LER GINS, secoud hand but little used
Premium Farm Grist Mili, dProseus' Patent
1 Hand-power stsel ariat Mil q.
ls pl9pghs. Of ysrted and nost approved patterns.
Four-horse Power steam Engine. second hand, In
good condition. a. n, - ., :
Apply to CAMERON. BARKLEY: 4 co..
NorIheast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
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GuAHD1AS muTuAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.
Orsant.o in-Isse
ALL POLICIES NoN-FoRFEIrABLR.
HALF LOAN TAKEN NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND so RRryl PEE GENT.
Polices In force. ............... .sab, ,00o. 900
Assefs................ 100000
Annual Income. SOC. 1000
Losses Paid.... ...................... sec, 600
III ". H.PECKHAA, President,
WV. I. HOOKER. vice-President
L. AoADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
GA. FUDfcgAR. superintendent
D1RkcroRa
Hon. JOHN A. Drx New York.
Hon. JlHEs HARPER, Firm of Harper Bros, er.
Mayor New York. t
JOHN J. CRANE. President Bank Republic.
WV n. vxRMnrE, Banker (vermiye co.) 10
CHAs G. RooKwoop, Cashier Newark Banking CONS
pauy. ,
Hon uKoRoH OPDrKx, ex-Mayor Of New york.
mRor Z. hoRaAN, Banker
THonAs RIoHxr, Firm Thomas Rigney d Co.
BENZ. d. urRxAN. treasurer New Yopz Steam su-
gar Refining oomRny.
AAnos ARsoLD. Firm Of Arnold, constable & Co.
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Ga. ... NJ. s,ssSfssiii 2 .c:1tianso,i.n or
~ a4s.i sao:fgo5., ..s5:t5y IL
20 fsf,t'eS ! -! Gsli'i 3t;.ci.:v ba2ss.a
\ ..tlg1 sGl "a IL. .s,,c ! ,s,-o.
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THE MISSES ROACH WILL REOPEN
Il their scHouL, September G. at No. Is Society
sueet. q z" 6ept4
HIGh SCHOOL OF CHAR LESTON.-
Ill The Exercises Of this Institution will be re-.
sumed on MONDAY, September 9Th. THOROUGH in
struetton given III LATIN. GREEK, FRENCH, q Err.
MAN. MATHEMATICS. and the higher branches Of
EN0LISH
Terms e12 FER quarter. payable In advance.
No extra charge for FRENCH, GER NAN or STA.
TIONRRY.
". R. E1NGMAN, A. n, Principal
v. y. DIBBLE, A. p Ftrst Assistant.
P. FUEGAS, A. NJ. French Master
August 80 10
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"a STAND with fixtures for . Grocery, corner
D11 Gs1oIm ana East Bay streets, No. a6. Apply ON
h A UCrION ZEE RS, b n ~ k E Il .usA n ID
- others wishing "F or Sale" Plscards business
CARDS. or other Job Printing execztad With neat
ee snd viii consult their interest by leav.
ing their orders ~ THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
~ -. kay. =.
NNUH SALE. OLD HEWSPAPE AZ IN
any quantity. Priee rs oents per hundred 1
Inc cneapest wrspptna psper that be used." Ap-
ply q the ONCE Of THE NEWs. III March Il
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WyANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI.
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK In both EnR.
lish and German. by Robert stewart. v. b. OF Miss.
The work covers the whole ground Of tho breeding
aud raising and the treatment OF horses and mules
bo.h In sickucss and health. It he's won ita way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. r. VEN T.
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. smos March 10