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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-06

Mr.. F. 8. WILSON, living near Clyde,
Kansas, a few nights since, heard, as
he supposed, some wolves bowling
near his door. He seized his shot gun,
and going to the door fired at what he
took to be n wolf Next morning he
found that it was dogs that had dis
turbed him, and that he had shot and
killed Miss Caroline Myers. It is sup
posed that she had become bewildered
while looking for her cattle, and also
hearing the dogs had approached the
house of Mr.. Wilson only to be shot.
The Coroner's jury exonorated Mr.. Will
son from all blame.
HERE is the latest fish story: "A cat
fish was cut up in Nashville, on the
10th, that had in its. stomach four
ounce flint prescription phial, with
cork stopper in the neck, but empty;
a double-bladed old Barlow knife, with
the points of both blades broken off and
clasped; large sized iron door key,and
a Grant and Colfax badge pin, with
brass rim, the pictures OF the President
and Vice President being quite dis
tinct."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-06
WHITE GOODS,

A large assortment of all the different makes,
swiss, Nansook, Bishops Lawn, Victoria
Lawn, Soft finished JRconet, Striped JRcO-
nets, Plaid JaconetS; BrllliRntS. PIaues.
GrRnedein Yelling of all cOlOrS; FlanneIs of
all kinds and prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-06

A GERMAN minister at Rockville,
Conn, shouIdered a barrel of flour and
carried it to his homo, half mile dis
tent, it having been presented to him
on that condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-06

E,,ApJoUENMENT CT THE SUPREME
CoUET.-Thc Justices Of the Supreme
Court have agreed 10 adjourn the
present term of the Court on the
10Th Of the present month, to meet
again on the 1st of October next.
Tho Court appoints this early day of
meeting in order to conform with the
expressed wish of Congress that the
Court should hold two terms q year.
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PRINTS,

A large assortment OF New Styles. 10, l:l.
and l5c. Buffalo AlIRpRcos 40, so, 60, 20. 50.
gOc, 81. Pure Mohair LuStres and POpllns
from 5Octo 81 so Fancy and Black Silks from
81 Is to 50 50 per yard.
BombaZlneS, Grape Bather1n, Alexandra
Cord, and many Otner styles OF goods suitA-
BILE for mourning.
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CLoTHs. CAssIM EREs.

Jeans, Cashmerets, de-. the largest
In the city, to accommodate MeT.
chants and Merchant TallOrs Mt Eastern
Prices; also, TailOTs' Trimmings.
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INTELLIGENCER.

It Il IL NJ X
N VARIABLY IN ADVA n CE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-06

TTNWENTIE ETH QUARTERLY STATE.
ment OF the First National Bank Of
Wheeling West Virginia: showing It's con-
ditiOn on the morning OF the r1rsL Monday
in April, 1869.
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Tuesday Evening, April 9th. 1863
With Change OF Programme.

% ADMISSION, ~ CTS.
Reserved Scats rs ctK
Sale OF Reserved Seats Mt Sheib's Music
Store. apr6
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MORNING. EDITION
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-06

t-o- 80 notice will DO taken OF conmunt'
cations not accompanied by a res pOnsible
.,I,,iI,. The name will 10 considered cOnt-
,;f..iiiaI, Int must in all cases accompany let
i;.r, .,s 81 guarantee OF good faith.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TEE DAILY NEWS, by mall, one year 50; SIX
months So; three months So; one month IS cents
Served in the city at FIFTEEN CENTS week. paya'
bic to the carriers, or So year, paid in advance
at the onlce.
THE TRI.WHEKLY NEWS, published ON tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year s3; six
months 81; and so cents month for any shorter
period.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable in advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
the time paid for.
ADVERTISEMENTS Insertion Is cents
line: subsequent insertions 10 cents line. Spe-
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ness Notices 20 cents line each insertion. Mar
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and Hectrotype Advertisements will be inserted
on the Fourth Page only.
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found
Boarding &C., not exceeding 20 words, p cents
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must be paidfo in advance.
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done protection against losses by mail may be
secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay
able to the order OF the proprietors OF THE NEWS,
or By sending the money in registered letter.
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON 4 CO.,
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Social Discomfort.

Perhaps the most prolific cause OF dlscon-
tent is Just now want OF consideration and
sympathy. Confniug our thought to our
own lot merely, VIC are apt to esteem our
selves as unlustly dealth with in the parti-
tion of this worlds goods. We are impa-
tient of the burdens Of life, because they
seem specially oppressive in our case, and
we loudly clamor for relief
Thus the workman, regarding Ills sordid
home, rejecting upon his long and poorly re-
Quilted labor, keenly feeling his social depres-
sion, beset by children lean and hungry as
greyhounds, experiencing discomfort In sick
ness and anticipating privation in old age
stands in the foreground Of apcture OF scam
ty sunlight and Sombre with advancing
storms
Yet, perchance, his employer, who seems
so prosperous, and keeps so serene front,
NAV bear heavier burden. Notwithstand-
ing all the fair sccmings that are necessary
for the maintenance of the credit OF the lat
ter. the circumstances of his condition may
be more distressing. So many debts to pay;
so large an establishment to maintain-so
much money 10 raise, such adverse circum-
stances to encounter and 10 overcome
such Fabian policy OF contest against over
whclming odds to pursue; all this may tax
his fortitude to the utmost. And all the
while his credit forbids him TO murmur or to
vince. He is like the stoned Spartan, who
held the fox under his robe and remained
silent. while the wild creature was tearing
ont his vitals.
Yet these contcnLing classes are not the
only stations of discomfort. History is full
OF the disquietudcs OF Kings, "Within whose
"holow crown Death kept his court"-of
weary greatness, and Of troubled aflluenoe
and nobility Byron's grandson vas so i'm
pressed with the cares CT elevated rank, that
he refused to take his hereditary place in
the pocrase ard the House OF Lords, prefer
rinr to be workman in an iron foundry.
Blaikic gives the story OF noblcman WHO,
s.andin. on an cminence with friend, told
him that all the fertile acres enclosed by the
horizon belonged to his estate. "Eow hap
''py man Jon mast bel" exclaimed his
companion. "1appyl" replied the wealthy
''nobleman, Happy! In all that wide ex-
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s'panse which you behold, there is not
'hamlet that contains so utterly wretched a
'man!" AS the old proverb has it. 'there
sis skeleton in every house"
Every one will remember how shrewdy
Addison rebulied this general discomfort
In one of his thoughtful Apologies in the
Spectator, he represents the King OF Heaven
as sending forth a summons to all the at1lict-
cd of the human race, to make an exchange
of the burdens and evils under which they
groaned The summons was cheeriully
obeyed-the transfer joyfully effected. But
soon the dissatisfaction was greater than
ever. Each sufferer felt that his new burden
was more intolerable than the old; and by
general consent they made second trans
fer-each man recovering his own. Thus
pleasantly does the English essayist satirize
the folly Of the general discomfort.
1t is mere truism to say-and yet none
do we more readily forget-that the cause Of
most of our troubles lies in ourselves, not in
our surroundings. restless, unreasoning
desire for something more than you now en-
joy-something larger, better, dearer-an
Unsuitable greed Of nature, is the prolific
source of our social rivalrieS and conflicts.
This is the real motive Of that envy and hate
which the social leveller vainly seeks to dis
guise under the mask OF Liberty, Equality,
Fraternity words sacred and potent. were
they not historically the rallying cry OF
carnival of disorder, or the slogan OF an
orgie of blood.
To human nature and TO society itself,
nothing is more prejudicial than that eager
jealousy and selfishness which, under such
fair pretences. are ever agitating the commu-
ties OF men, and are oitentimes loudest in
their clamors before the tribunals OF Justice
Jealousy and selfishness as distinct from the
restlessness which seeks untiringly the legit-
innate means of individual and general i'm
provement, as is the license OF Radicalism
from the liberty we all desire.
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of the Senate are altogether preliminary to tile
appointment OF public officer ; that after
the advice and consent are given, it remains at
the option OF the Executive whetherto appoint
The appointment was never consummated. Mr.
Stanton was never, therefore, Judge Of the ST.
preme Court. The sending Of his commission
after his death was mere mockery; and, !: ante
dated, sheer fraud. The President will find this
out when he sends in the name OF successor.
The new nominee must he named as the success
sor of Judge Grier, not Judge' Stanton. THERE'S
something behind al this, but this is not tho time
TO lift the curtain"
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WHAT does the Radical world think OF the
naughty Mayor Pillsbury, who palavcrs and
champagnes the officers of the Spanish fleet,
while the Legislature of the State pledges
..the last man and last dollar" TO the cause
of suffering Cuba. Mayor Pilsbury, it must
be admitted, is highly practical in his eX-
pressions of sympathy. The glorious vim
tage of champagne is better far than trucu-
lent resolution. Wine is more attractive
than whine, and Charleston foots the BILL
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Newspapers.
.--..-.>.
THE PRIDE OF THE SCHOOL.
WRITTEN Bi
JOIN wITHERSPOON ERVIN.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE SUMTER NEWS
Newspapers.

THE SUMTER MEMS.
This PAper has recently been enlarged and FUR
nlslcd with new Type, and ranks descrycdly
among the hCst Papers Of the Stale.
We see it announced In lis last Issue lii:is me
publication Of an Original Story, from the pen OF
tie talented writer, JOHN WlTHERSPooN ER'
VIM, will be commenced about tho middle of jan
usry, to be followed bs ether Original Storict du'
ring the year.
Nuw IL u zooa time to subscribe Tcrm' 50 PEI
year-two cop:.3 s.. Address
DAHE IS CSTEEN.
dcesO P7oprletOrs Samser, s. c,
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EORGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
OUR CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE.

The ladies VIII not fail to call AZ tho Depository
and examine our gallery Of beautiful Cil.iUM0S.
Our shelves and tables present an attractive
array OF BOOKS ana other articles or tilc CHRIST,
mas HOLIDAYS The prices of our Books are al
marked in plain figures for the convenience OF
visitors. Amongst numerous ot.lcrs VIC call at-
teniOn 10 the following:
THE UNIVERSE: or. The Infinitely Great anu
the Infinitely Small. Ey J. 4. POuchct, with 3t7
cngraviags and courcd plates, Sl2. Bartlet's
Walks about Jerusalem, illustrated with over 1tty
steel cngrayings and maps bound III rlcl turkey
morocco gilt, Sl2. Loves and Iier0lnes OF the
Poets. with selections from all the poets, with an
Introductory memoir and numerous steel por-
traits of their herOnc5 and loves. large 4to vol.
umc in rich Turkey morocco. gilt Sli Episodes oil
Fiction, or chOl2c stories from great noVclistA
with biographical introductions and notes, pro-
fuscly illustrated. 81. Our Du!no Neighbors, con-
vcrsafions Of father with his chl'dfen on 10
nestle and other animals, with numerous large
cngrayinGs, SIS. Christmas In England. l.lu5tra'
ted, from Irvlng's Sketch Book. SO So The floll-
DAYS, Christmas, Easter and Whitsuntide. Their
social festivals, customs ana caros, liinStraleu ny
Darby, S5. Bryant's Forest LYNN. Ey William
Cullen BRYANT, illustrated by Neens, So. Lady
Gcraldine's Courlshp. By Mrs. Browning. over
thirty Illustration. s.. Dickens Christmas BOOKS,
rumeruuSly illustrated. boInd in rich morocco,
cloth, 81. Oowper's Table Talk and other poems.
beautifully illustrated, S. Whitter's Ballads OF
New England illustrated, s.. Illustrated Edition
OF The Gates Ajar $3 50. Book CT Elegant EN-
tracts. profusey illustrated, full morocco gilt So
The Mysteries OF the Ocean. By MinEin, one
hundred and thirty Illustrations, morocco. cioth.
ull gilt, 50. The Desert Wcrla !y Mansln n,I1 one
gilt, 81. Tie Bird. By MicEclct, two huhhrcd
and ten exquisite enErayings morocco Si9i;
in Far-oG Lands, one hundred and thirty engraT-
ngS, S3.
The above list can give very lm7crl'ct l,!ea OF
the extent or our assortment OF beautiul BOOKS
for the Holidays. Oar Juvenile Books are par
ticuarly varied, and suited fer all ages.
We have illst received large addition 10 oar
slock of Mahogany ami Rosewood Writing Desks,
some new and beautiful styles. A new supply oi
Photo. raph Albums of very superior finish, whcl
will hc sold ut unusually Low prices. choice lou
of Scol.h Notions. and n variety OF other lancy
articles not usually found il Book Stores oN'
ford editions of Pocket Eibles, yaryns n price
from 30 cents 80 slj. Family Bibles irc'n So 10
s35. Episcopal Prayer Books, Oxford cditioha,
from ~ cents 10 $40. ,,.,.
Any Looks pabllshed In America or EutOEe
sent free Of postage on receipt OF puo!isAcr
price Address .,
FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. $50 King street tin The Ecnd,) Cha.leston = e.
tcc2l tuthSn(C
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THE Darlington DemoS'at says tiat it is
almost certain that Judge Orr will be raised
to the Supreme Bench, and that Whipper's
defeat is certain. We are inclined 10 be-
lieve that there will be no election until late
in the session--if at all.
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Ok and after the first of January next, no
person will be allowed to kiss his wife, nurse
baby, or carry on any other trade, busi-
ness or profession, without first obtaining q
city license, as required by the bill "to reSu-
late licenses" printed in another column.
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Amusemenis.
A ABEMY OF MUSIC.
Fashionable Success OF the
G ON 70 0P ERA s u A so N
A NlRub Ol run ana hu5lC.
fHRSnAY EVENINn Nnnanho, IN

A NlRub Ol run AnQ hu5lC.
THURSDAY EVENING. December 30,
0icnbach's 0peretta Of the VILLAGE FIDDLER,
Song-The COnscript, Miss Keeher; Song and
Duet-l know | ought not to own it. Miss Blanche
Galton and Mr.. kelleher; ROndo. (with vioiin.l-
I'm the Fiddler of the Village Mir Thomas WhIinn;
Duet-Thc Young Cantiniere, Mss Blanche Cal
ton and Mr. Thomas Within; Duet-The Breakage,
Miss Blanche Galton and Mr.. Keleher; Song-The
Broken Violin, Mr. Thomas Within. Finale.
Song-Mr. j. Clark. Balad-Sing mo to rest,
Mother, Misss Blanche Galton.
Alter which The Laughablc Chinese Comic Opcra,
ClllNG-CHuW HI Pet Ping Sing, Miss Susan
Gaton; Tee TO Tum. Mr. A. Keller: Ba 80 Whang,
Mr.. J. Clark; Ching-Ch0w Hi; Mr.. Thomas Wniffin.
Grand Opening Chorus in the Original Lam
guagc of Con!ucius. Duet-You Recuect all tile
Towns Gay Knjoyments Miss Susan Cation and
Nr. kelleler. inc Lover and the Bird-Miss
S1san Gallon. Burlcsquc Duc.-Mr. Thomas
Within and Mr.. J. Clark. Tro-l'm English
too Miss Susan Cation, Thomas Within and All
Kclleher. On TO Europe on Vclocipede. The Boo
La Bang.
FRIDAY EVENING, benefit of the gifted Queen
Of Song. Miss SUSAN GALTON, and last night but
one OF. the Galton Comic Opera Company.
A Day Performance on NEW YEARS DAY.
dpc3O
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Doar0lm9.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
N BOARD ut Mrs. MlLLER'S, No. Hudson
cfreot drc13
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STEA BA K Il Z I.
f.OT,SviiLE ~.
Manaiactory cl ralcilt, -iraici, Farina, ntitr
Boston, Eu,t"r. Sugar. Lemon, Wtlc MIX, cream
AMI SODA CRACKERS, Ginger Steps, 'io.
,asscs Cakes, &c. lInviur accepted the Agency
OF tho aJovc Factory. | am prepared " III! Il!
orders At Manufacturers prices.
!. n. EniISGN.
Nos, anQ Atlantic WhNf,
tfcc3 fuw1uopAO Agent for the State,
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Cost nuo fonn0.

=
Tucked UP AT SEA ON THE 26TrI
instant, Il CANOE BOAT, which the owner
can have by applying At tile Point House, Sulli-
vans Island, proving property anu paying eX-
penses. uec29 ~
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TLORIDA LAND FOR SALE. "A
II valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres in Ma
riOn County, Florida is offered at private SALE
about one half cleared and under cultivation;
part best hammock. This Plantation is one OF
the most desirable i'll the State; Is very produc-
tive for Cotton. Rice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables,
&c: also fine for Oranges and other Fruits: il
located in one Of the heathiest and most plea
SAINT ncighborhoods In the State, being convent
cnt to railroads. churches, &c. Apply to A. IL.
MULLIGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf, Charleston, s. G. noVl2
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WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN,
w without membranes, to do the cooking
and washing for a small family in the country.
Wages paid promptly. Reference required. Ap-
Dly at this OflIce, dec2e ~
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NKTANTED TO PURCHASE, AN EIGHT
w or tcn-horsc power ENGINE, In good or
der. Address l.. 5. c., p. o. Box No. !: Orange
hnrr : G.. dcc29 6%
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90 Rent.

TVlO RENT, THE HOUSE SOUTHEAST
/ corner OF Pitt and Montague streets. In
guirc on the premises, or at X. NJ. MARSHALL! II
BRO, No. So Broad street. dec3O thmtuth4T
rJlO RENT, THAT PLEASANTLY STU
ATEU Two.story RESIDENCE in Gahsdcn
street Possession given Immediately. Apply Mt
the Charleston Saw and Flaming Mill, FOOT oi l'cau-
fain street. uccJO
TNO RENT, THE STORE NORTHWEST
corner King and Calhoun streets. Terms
easy 10 u good tenant. Apply at No 10 Montague
street dec23 thmth3*
NOR RENT, THE HIGHLY CULTIFA-
Il TED FARM known as COBuRGll, situated
IN st. Andrews Parish, about one mil; rom Inc
New Bridge, with good landings on Wappo0 Cut :;
will he rented on moderate terms. StNty acres
have been highly manured and thoroughly ditch
ell the three past years. The lands are strong
and productive. The mules, cart and FARMING
implements are all In good condition. ana can hc
obtained on reasonable terms, together WIN 4
quantity OF manure. Apply TO JAMES McCAbE,
ut Calhoun Cotton Press, near Broad street.
dec25 S2tuth2
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TOR SALE, AN EXCELLENT VARlE.
TY OF UPLAND COTTON SEED. Delivered
At the Souli; Carolina Railroad, In bags OF two
bushels, 81 so per bushc for four bushels or less,
81 Is per bushel for six bushels or more. Apply
to GEORGE L. WHALEY, st. Matthew's p. o.,
Oranpeburr County, ). c, does 2moS
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NTANTED, A COMPETENT NURSE
w must come well recommended. Apply in
Pitt street, three doors from Wentworth, west
side dec 30 9
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NOR SALE OR RENT. A PLANTATION
II situated on the Ashley River, few miles
from the city. containing about one hundred
acres. one.haiG cleared, with comfortable dwell
ing and necessary OutbuildlngS If not sold by
the 2Oth instant, the owner will he willing to let
the premises to responsible party with small
capital, to be planted on shares. For further in
formation apply to Vennlngs Wharf, south Of
Calhoun street. uecl
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For Galc.

TOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
II DEECE, No. 3S South Ray. Apply to ROE
KRT BEE, No. 8 Adger's Wharf. oct2S u
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NTANTED TO PURCHASE, a BAGA-
w TELI.E TABLE, small size. Address
"a c. B..n at this office. uec.I
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DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
GREAT BARGAIH.-One small Cylinder TAi.
LOR PRESS in complete repair. 1t has been but
owner has no use for it. The size OF the bed Of
the Press is forty-four by ffty-eight inches. Said
Press will be sold at q great bargain If applied for
at once as the room 1t occupies Is wanted Tor
other purposes. Address Box No. 3795 New York
POStOiiice. scpt2o
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VXTANTED, A GOOD MAN SERVANT
w TO Cook and to do llousewOrk. Good
references required. Apply at No. II Pitt street.
dec2S tuth2~
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NOR SALE, STEAM PORTABLE

nor SALE, STEAM PORTABLE
Il CROSS.CUT OR WOOD SAVING MA.
CHIMES, Kings patent suitable for cntl!ng cord
wood, shingles, slaves or clapboard DOCKS, anu
particularly adaptetl to the wants OF railroads,
wood contractors wood yard, saw mill, and um-
Der men generally. For this machine VIC claim
precedence over anything Of the kind ever at
tempted. All parties interested and the public
arc Invited to see this machine in operation daily
from IL O'Clock A. M. to l p. NJ, at the Artcsian
Well Lot, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets.
state or County rights. or single machines Tor
sale. Apply to CAMERON, BARhLEf * Co.
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as- Opera for so and Is cents.
EoTE.-This will probably be the only day per-
formancc OF the mouth OF January, 1870. The
elaborate rchearsals necessary to tho proper
production OF Shakespearlan plays will prevent
day performances on future Saturdays
Tile Manager promises this shall be the best
day entertainment OF the winter.
1t shall also be especially suited to New Years
Day.
So Al tho Orphan Asylums aro respectfully
invited TO attend To spend Happy New Year.
dcc30 3
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NTANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
w In a Wholesale Drug Store, or large Re-
tail and Prescription Drug Store. No objection 10
90 In the country. VIII expect but small com.
pensation at first. The applicant is graduate OF
the South Carolina Medical College. Address NJ.
D., through the POstOillce. Ocl9
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mants,

WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody In this column
at the rate OF 25 cents for twenty words or less,
each insertion, II paid in advance.
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WTANTED, A CAPABLE AND RELIA-
w BILE WAITINGMAN Good references re-
quired. Apply at No. Meeting street. dcc2o
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NOR SALE. A FINE DWELLING IN
III the centre Of the city and convenient 10 busl-
ness with SIX large square rooms and three dress
ing rooms, and outbuildings necessary, in fine
order Innuire al this Ollice. dec22