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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-05

THE FLORIDA GTEAM LINE-THE DICTATOR
AND CRY PomT.-This we'll managed line Of
steamers. which have for several seasons past
run with 30 much promplitude and comfort to
the travelling public. from this city to Fernan.
dina, Jacksonville and Palatka, touching al
Savannah, consisting Of the steamers Dictator
Captain W. t. McNeIty, and City Point, Cap.
tain 6. Il. Mcmillan, are making great prepar.
ations to give increased facilities and accom-
modations to their numerous patrons during
the approaching business season. The Dictate,
has been for several weeks in the hands of tht
mechanics, and nothing that can add to he,
speed, safety and elegance has been spared
and she will continue in command of that relia
BILE and high-toned officer, Captain McNelty
assisted by an able corps Of assistants, the
engineer department being in charge of thai
skilful machinist. Mr.. A.. w. Lockhart. This
steamer will take her place on the line by
leaving Charleston on Tuesday evening next
The City Point. Captain Mcmillan, has beer
withdrawn and will be in the hands Of the me-
chanics for short time, and will be placed ir
first rate condition. These steamers form one
OF the most successful steam lines on the coast
and as they are managed by Captain l.. M
Coxetter, who is in all respects q first class
Office. the travelling public may positively
expect the boats to ba kept up to the first-claes
standard. The agents in this city are Messrs
J. d. Aiken & Co., who will be pleased to give
information in reference to the line.
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% CKEARl ICE @ IL E MI
THERE WILL BE wUsIc AND AN ILLUMINA-
Toe Cteaui Ga den, No. ~ NASSAU Street, THIs
hvENsNa. July 8. Music comm snc,rg ate O'Clock.
hne String Band is engaged. l~ july 8
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CirculattOn.-I.HED DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNIzED As HAVING THE LARGEST OyR
cULAT10N IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REAALN-
lN6 IN THE POSTOEFICE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PR0VzS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE Law:
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SPECIAL ATTENTION. is called 20 the advertise
ment in another column of the Charleston
Savings EuatitutioD.
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]. o. O. F.--HowARD LODGE, No. 3.-At the
regular semi-annual meeting OF this Lodge,
held on Thursday evening, the LIST instant, the
following officers were installed for the current
term. VIZ: Brothers O. Fl. Eberhardt. P. G.;
f. w. Arnhoter. N. G.; George W. Gruver, v.
g.; E. L. Terry r. Secretary; J. e. Meyer, P.
s. and Treasurer; j. T. Forbes, r. 81. 4. to
N. G.; j. @. H. Goetgen, L. II. 8. to N. g.;
". +. surau, r. q. s. TO Y. g.; j. s. Loch-
mann. L. Fl. 3. 10 V. g.; w. f. Dunlap, c..
Bepjamin Rice. W.; H. Dublin, j. g.; T. N
Brown, o. G.. Committee ON Finauce.-C. H.
Eberhardt, William F. Dunlap. J. T. Forbes,
J. Meit1ler, J. NJ. Martin Committee on Edu-
catlon-E. L. Terry, @. F. Heooken, J. 81. G.
Goejen. Committee on Charity-G George Opel,
G. D. Franke, @. volgt. Committee on Burial
Ground at Magnoia-George q. Gruver.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 8 AND 4.-Pau,liora
Ho'es.-W. G. Hall. South Carolina; f. Schaffer,
Washington; o. Cooper. and James Borden,
South Carolina; r. A. Mcmillan, Kingstree;
J. 81. Cofers. B. s.. Eastmead. G. w. Parish,
Savannah; A. P. Dutton, Steamship Sea Gull;
James W. Floyd, Steamship saragossa; D. R.
Sessions. Princeton, N. j.; @. F. PendarvIs,
summerv lie; r. II. Everman. New Jersey; s..
Brothers. Colleton;J. x. barley, 81. J. Marsh,
Fayetteville N. @.
Charleston Holel.-W. G. Doyton, New York;
James P. Boyce, Greenville; E. A. Davis, Co.
lum6ia; George e. PenRree, City; N. w. Hunt
ing, Aiken; W. o. Duncan. Virginia; G. II. Ora.
YER, City; E. Halle, Florida; =. B. Howard,
New York; j.. @. Gillett. Augusta; E. w. Ruck-
or, Georgia; J. V. Fowles, Newberry; J. A.
Pearce, United States Army. ,t.
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Range OF Thermometer at tho News
Once.
n. A:-M.II " N. |sR: y. ?. N:
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THE GEORGIA MUTUAL FIRE AND LlrE InsuR-
ANoE COMPANY. This company, now organized
and in full operation in Macon, Ca. is COM
posed OF gentlemen or integrity and means,
whose names are doubtless as well known in
this State as in Georgia, where they command
the confidence OF the whole community. The
company has a large paid up capital, and
promises to be one of the most prosperous as
we'll as one OF tho most secure insurance com.
panies in the United States. Mr.. j. &. Holmes
Jr., No. 35 Broad-street, is the agent for South
Carolina. and will appoint local and travelling
agents.
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TERRE WILL be nusic. refreshments, and
fire works, at the Upper Ward ice cream gar
den, in Nassan-street, tonight.
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b Us1xEss NOTICES.

REMovAL.-Messrs. Strauss & Vance have
removed to the store No. 149 Meeting-street
opposite tho Charleston Hotel, formerly ooou-
pied by Messrs. Dewing, Thayer q 90.
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FRANCS CHRoMOS

a, .4HsA re fac-simile reproductions Of exquisite
oil fAtsh tings, NO admirably executed NJ to rem.
ydsr It impossible for my but experts to detect
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Ask for them ut the Art and Picture
Stoitsf r,nvyI
'As,1a1r chron,es nae seat Sras q my i'd
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terry, cont .. ca3Hsts5 decrlpnye Goa!
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Rufus Chapman Of Liberty. Maine,
had still leg bent ut the knee, timber.
cd apd strengthened by the use Of john
sons An0dyne Eminent. 55's.J,,r{ -.
I'LL The pranristprs Of JOhnsoiis A nOdyne
Liniff1entsi Parsons Purgative Pills, Snd
fheridan's Cavalry Condition Pou;des,i
have published readable and instruct-
I've pam phlst, which may be had free r.
the stores. .A2TrcIT AN 4 t1Y3EN
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The repprte III th6 SECRETARY Uf the ~ =
terror shows that the q ua,tity Of public
lands disposed OF during tile yenr end
ing June 30th, 1860, WAS 1866, l52 acres.
1910, 400 acres. OfSthis amount, $50
54i acres were sold for cash, and ., 1877
365 acres We're entered under the Home
stead laws. remainder was giahtel
to aid in the construction Of work Of
Internal improvement, approved 10. the
State As swamp lands, and lOcattslWith
warrants and scrip. The cash receipts,
from all sources, were -, AZ, 1886, exceed
ing those of the precee ding year, So. $40,
14D. During the last fiscal year, %, 1876
names were added to the pension rolls,
and 1873 dropped tlerefrom, leaving at
its close 1O7 1868. The amount paid to
pensioners, including the compensations
to disbursiig.N sent t. vase Si2S, 422 ,ss4gan
increase of $l4f, f92 on that of the PIE
vious year. The muniiicence Of Con
gress hasbeen couspicuousiy manifested
in its legislation fors the soldiers and
sailors Who suffered IN the'recent'struHE.
I gle to maintain the unity of the govern
additions to the pensioh fJlls Zach fatl
scessive ysssTy'stalcA thu y0nclAsioU Of
hos ,snssl 6fsa 8
the i4th q. 81 July, 1862 Which
not falling within is original SCOPE.
The large outlay " hicll is thus occasioned is
fprther Increased by the more liberal allow.
in the line ef duty were wholly or perma.
nettly disabled. Public opinion has given an
emphatic sanction to these measures OF Con-
gress, and IL will be conceded that no part of
Than that which isias posed ~ A,s3 bsaScl, q
year in addittosa to the amoont justly 6h0t1Basg
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TERMS OF THE NEWS,

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and Elcctrotype Advertisements will he inserted
on the Fourth Page only.
NOTICES VI Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found,
Boarding, &C.. net exceeding ~ words, 2o cents
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 60
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exceeding 40 words, 60 cents cach insertion. All
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Address RIOKDAN, DAWSON & 60,
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Georgia Never. Tire.

The Washington Chronicle Of yesterday
says, That the order promulgated Oil Friday,
assigning General Terry to duty rs Military
Commander of Georgia. remands that State
to the condition occupied under the old Re-
construction acts, and is signed under au-
thority derived from them. The admnistra-
ton, according to the Chronicle, construes
the recent nets Of Congress on the subject
TO be "a virtual repeal of all laws passed
"sincc The first organization OF the State
"government after the war;"
1t is nothing new for Congress TO claim
absolute power TO change, by simple cn-
actment, an independent State into a mill
tary province, or military province into
radically independent State; hut in the case
OF reconstructed Georgia, the dominant p
" have not even the poor excuse which JUS
titled their conduct toward the whole OF the
Southern States, mt the time OF passing the
Reconstruction measures. Georgia, as the
Nation distinctly states, "has boon already
"admttcd TO the Union under solemn act
"of Congress, or. In other words, a,.der
"rictigc Of hhe nation, after having formally
"fulllle,l NIL the conditions cXacte,l OF her by
1.-The original demonstrations acts" And
now the supporters Of the Georgia bill claim
that the State is not in the Union, because
her senator's have not heen admitted To their
places in the Senate; something, as the Ma
ton says that "might happen to New York
"to-morrow." Because the senators have
not taken their seats, Congress ovcrturns
the State Government, puts the people
under martial law, AMI imposes fresh
"terms Of reconstruction
Certain it ia that the Radicals will make
nothing out of Georgia by their latest out
rage. They may, with the assistance Of
Federal bayonets, hold down the people for
a time, but as soon ns the troops are with
drawn, Georgia will bc just us much white
mans country as II is this ,lay. The whito
people OF Georgia cannot Lc overcome by
legion Of Bullocks and Browns, and, If they
were minority instead Of majority, they
have dash enoagh AMI pluck emo Ugh 10 give
them the control OF the State, and nerve
enough and brains enough 10 ktepit..
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THE Union Times exposes the false state
monte made by Constable Hubbard, in re-
gard 10 Union Couaty. IL says Now
'this man Hubbard. knows nothing about
"union. II hc does, then he deliberately
"wrotc what he knew 20 hc fmlsr Union has
''bcen, since the war; ala free from crime of
''cvcry sort rs any county of like size. We
''will venture to say, in America. Ii Hub
''bard did not know this. he should have
''knOwn il. But what matters it.? Union
'Yotes Democratic. and will have Il Demo
"cratic representation i'll the ueXt I.cgisla-
'llire; hence Scott & Hubbard must adopt
''extrcmc measures To save TO the councils
''of the State such intelligent statesmen as
''iiynm Duncan. Simon Farr, June Moblcy
land Sam Knucklcs who can actually sign
'their names. hut only this and nothing
''morr.' 4"
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1iiE New York Iifbunc urges the ap-
poinment of some thoroughly capable and
thoroughly trustworthy Southern lawyer TO
the Supreme bench, in place of Attorney
General Iloar, and adds: Among men,
"bers Of the bar ut the South, we recall
"s0mc whose reputation as lawyers before
''thc war was OF the hest, and who through
the whole fiery trial held fast their intcg
'.rity. Among these worthy representa-
g lives of the land that gave birth 10 Petit
''gru, we feel sure the administration may
g lind one 10 its liking"
To whom docs the Tribune refer!
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peril OF his own life others speedily Joined. and
the unconscious girl was finally dragged out
from the jaws o! death BY the stalwart arms OF
the assembled Miners almost dead with cold
and crushed by the falling timbers. Mrs.
Rough heard tho alarm Of danger. rushed into
the street to ascertain tho cause, and could have
saved herself. but ran back TO rescue her aged
mother; III another moment the earth opened its
Jaws and received them both. The miners, to
tho number Of hfty or sixty. are working day and
night searching for remaining bodies. tut they
have difficult ai,i dangerous lnbor before them.
Tue ground gives unmIstakablc evidence that
another falling In may be expected.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28

TuE Sumter UIdichm0n sets forth in
strong terms the shameful character Of the
special tax proposed to bc assessed on Sum
ter County. to indemnify Robertson, Dul}ose
& Co., for the destruction OF their stores by
the so-callcd X. X. H., and makes the point
that such tax is forbidden by the Constitu-
lion of the State.
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TmE Ilorry NcmS has no fuill in Chief
Constable llublurd's criminal statistics, and
says: "Mr. Hubbard swclls his arrests by
.'putlins down thirteen IN the County Of
"lIorry, twelve for larceny and one for as
" sault with intent TO kill. Now we do not
"mcan 10 say that Mr.. Hubbard lies, but
"no such thing happened in this county,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-28

ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND ELE-
Il CANT MANSION, No. "A Meeting street, with
extensive Lot and Garden, located in one or the
nishcd with all the modern improvements aud
cOnvenlences. Possession given on first OF Jantl-
Elist Ray. octl2 tn
NNO RENT, a LARGE AND WELL
Il ani she'd Store, four (l rooms attached, ut
the corner OF Coming antl Radcliffe streets. Ap.
n'y 10 JOHN II. DErEREUX, Architect. corner
Brond and Church streets. dec2O
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CONSTABLE lluRB.Rp has in Union County
four deputies who have made seven arrests
for petit and grand larceny. The Horny
Nc,rS says ':Thcsc seven arrests will cost
''tlle State over SGoDO, AMI wc bet high there
'wili not bc three ont of the seven con-
styicted."
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THE platform of the party which will carry
the next State elections, will have but one
plank, and this, according to the Union
Times, is: 'Oppostion TO official plunder
"and rascality."
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EOR RENT, THE HIGHLY CULTIVA-
H. TED FARM known as COBuRGrk situated
~ st. Andrews Parish. about onc mircrfrom the
New iIrdgc. with guud i!ndinSs On WappUO Cut |;
will 1e rented OH moderate terms. Sixty acres
have been highly manurcd aud thoroughly ditch
cd the three past years The lands are strong
and productive. The mules, curt and farming
implements are al! in good condition. and can be
obtained on reasonable TERMS together with IL
nt Calhoun Cotton Press. near Broad street.
upcI5 n
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THERE are now in Horny Jail, eight rris-
oners who have been arrested and placed
there by the sheriff and his deputies, mt Il
cost 10 the State Of Sl05D
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BUILDING LOTS IN AIKEN, $. c.
ID For sale 10 ELIGIBLE LOTS, In the Town of
Aiken, situated on Grccnvillc street. Also go
Acres OF Wool Land, small portion cleared, with
houses on IL and good well Uf wafer. For terms
&c., apply 10 Colonel w. +. FINLEY, Aiken, 5. z.
dec2l tu:;%
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Go Erllt.

HNO RENT SMALL FARM (EPSOM,) 30
i miles from Charleston; railroad and water
Rent moderate. Apply To
HENRY DEAS, Jr., Attorney Ut LAW, No. 33
Ironl street. iIcc,S 80
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fnnh for Sale.

COTTON PLANTATION, within two miles Of
Florence, contributing $50 ucrcs, most OF which
IS cleared and undcr fence, with y comfortable
uweiltng aiil NIL NECESSARY outhuidngs. Apply
to T.. a. LAW, Darlington Courthouse.
dpcoR
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~ illnSeillrlli5.
A CA EMY OF MUSIC.


A { y ID e MY OF SIG.
Second Nigh, Of tie
Z u Il \ L.. SIT ore
Fashionable Success by the
"ALT0H ESGLiSI OPERA CoMrAHy
TUESDAY EVENING, uccenne. -.
viii ne presented, OGrnbnr,.'s c,,r',.AieI orrr,
AZ performed upwards oi tliTcc hundred iim".
SiHrf-%lX. or THE cAr!rAl. pH:YH.
Ia tht course o:;r Crcri. s'!r Il. Bl.'1?a hca.,i
i'ii Sou,s"l
'l"Mf, ;'WEET HOME" sun. ny Miss .,,;.an
Celebrated Tyro:ean Duet .s:!-s s..ar Cation
an; Htr. l. i..:a4 Wh"n
MUSIC or T:iE Nrir..
C"nc"r,"'l i.ccc-Wc CIu,c w. { inc
QuIrtc!'"--rEc Orb u! Day
rn.ii--Ihr Swallows Miss S,;snn Cation
T,r"licnnc The silver Bells aui M = n.u,,iI.
s"'t,s--iac Pciiicr. iir T. ,i,r;.
Concerted Piece Miss i;lanclc C.,0m, M.i, Kn,c
Fox. Mr.. Alfred Kc.l"lvr. Mr. MiCr, and
Mr. J. CLARK.
Tfi"-i''c shades OF Fairy M"rn. .i.-y = Da.'u.i.
Miss blanche Galion, Mr.. Alf. Erilr;,cr
Sons-'rhc Capital rrIc.
Trio. h!is Susan Ga!,on, Mr. Thomas Within
,.;. AMI Mr. !. Clark.
Somg.";ca oi The wiii,,. " ;E"''lliry, ,r{
baiiad-"rhe Lacy o! the .l.cn.n ii. mart
The whole to conclude with IN, ,;.:.cn'. '.''"
LkcTIEN AND FRr!HCitMN.
ltschcn.. ....................... Mis-, susan ,;,I;or
FRI. ihcn. ;.... Mr. rl:oM,s Wn!.'li,
nlring which will II" given the c"irrrn;r,i
''Eroom SONG Tia All AlSalan." Also. liz
'Rat SONG" "
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Will hc presented. the
Opera in !"ur Acts, OF FASClION. TH;: crlgHl.r
fan,ann. the cricNc; ......... Mi, Susan Cation.
O. clock prcrtsply ,i...'.-
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ITO RENT, TWO DESIRABLE RESI-
Il DENCES on East Ray, near Calhoun street.
Apply 10 JN0. y. IlORLBECk, East Hay. opposite
Union Wharf, or corner Meeting an1 Calhoun
streets. dec23,2*
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OTRAYED, ON THE EVENING OF THE
- eIh or December, from No. 81 Lcgnre street.
white and yellow Greyhound SLUT, named
Nellie. a reward VIII bc paid FOR her delivery.
dec28 "
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FOR SALE STEAM PORTABLE
u CROSS.CUT OR WOOD SAVING MA
CHIMES, Kings patent suitable for cutting cord
wool, slinglcs. slaves ur clapboart, blocks, and
particularly adapted to the wants Of railroads,
wood contractors, wool yard, saw mill, aud lum.
ber men generally. For this machine VIC claim
precedence over anything OF the Kind ever al
tempted. AL parties interested AMI the public
are invited TO see this machine In operation daily
from ii O'Clock a. Al. to I. NJ, Mt the Artcsian
We'll Lot, corner Meeting aud Wentworth streets.
Stntc or County rights, or single machines for
sale. Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY u co.
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INLORIDA LAND FOR SAT.E.-A
Il valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres In Ma.
rlOn County. Fl0rIda, Is offered at private sale,
about one half cleared AMI under cultivation;
part best hammock. This Plantation Is one OF
the most desirable In the State; IL very protluc-
&C.; also line for Or1lngcs and other Fruits; IL
located In one OF the heaithIest and most plea.
snnt nelShborhoods Ia the Stntc, being convent
ent TO railroads, churches. &c. Apply TO a. u.
MUII.IGAN. Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf, Charleston, 8. &. nov12
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r OST YESTERDAY AFTERNOON FROM
Il No. 123 Calhoun street, n White and Yellow
SETTER BITCH, In good order; answers 10 the
name OF "Bell." Tho finder will be rewarded by
leaving same Mt BlSSEiIL'S, Iiasel street.
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nR0PPED, ON FRIDAY EVENING,
IL oath instant, near the Academy OF Music,
or In the nclghborlood OF King aud Line streets,
q NECKLACE OF PARIS GEMS. with Pendant. A
suitable reward Will be given for Its recovery II
left ut this office. lcc2I 5s
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HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON
III The Exercises Of thIs Institution Will be
resumed ON MONDAY, January I'D, 1870. Instrtic-
tion given In Latin, Greek, French, German,
Mathematics and the higher branches OF English.
the school Is well provided with maps, g,obcs
and philosophical apparatus.
Terms OF instruction, $l2 per quarter, payable
In advance. No extra charge for French. German
or Stationery W. II ElSGNAN. A. NJ,
dec21 ] Principal.
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WTANrED, y SITUATION BY \
w young man in 81 hardware Store, to learn
tile business. Address y. h., rostollcr.
tlnrnS
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, No. l04
~ BROAD STREET, WM. r. DESAUSSURE,
PRlNCIrAL.-The Exercises OF this School Will be
commenced on MONDAY, Janu9fy 8. 1870.
n. u. For circulars with terms, apply to the
Principal dcc24 0