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CHI A R L ES T ON.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1869.
Stock Jobbing in High Places.

After the close of the war the bills of the
Bank of the State of South Carolina be-
came almost worthless, Notwithstanding that
the State was said to be liable for tn EN-.
The bills sold at 6, 8 and 10 cents on the
dollar, and as late as last September could
be bought at 12 or Is. At these prices. the
bills were publicly said to have been bought
up in large amounts by Governor Scott and
other persons who controlled the State leg
islation, and the statement, as far as we
know, was never denied. While the bills
were still at a low price, an act was passed
by the General Assembly which authorized
the funding Of certain classes of bills Of
the Bank of the State, in new bonds of
the State, which the Governor was author
lied and directed to issue The exchange
was to be made about January 1st 1869,
and the bills rapidly advanced in price
until they touched so.
At this time, late in December last, Gov
ernor Scott announced that he would not
sign the bonds to be issued in exchange for
the bills, there being in his mind a serious
doubt as to the constitutionality of tho act
which authorized this to be done. The ap-
parently disinterestcd conduct Of Governor
Scott was praised on oil sides, although it
was limited that his sudden care for the in
terests of the State was determined by the
circumstance that he had sold at between
40 and SO all the bills which he had bought
up at 8, 10 and II cents. This was looked
upon as IN uugenerous suggestion, and as
Governor Scott stood firm, the bills tumbled
in few days from so to 20.
At this price the bills remained from about
the first of January until Saturday last,
when, without word of warning, tele
graphic advices were received that Cover
nor Scott was actually issuing the new State
bonds in exchange for the funded bills of
the Bank Of the State. No sign was given
so that the holders of the bills might refrain
from throwing them on the market. The
public believed that the bonds would not be
issued for months, if ever, and sold them
at what they would bring; when presto
without word to any one, the bonds are
signed and the funded bills become worth
between so and 60.
Now we do not desire to throw any dis
credit upon the purity of the motives which
controlled the action of the Governor of
"South Carolina" Far be it from us even
to hint that the whole transaction was
stock jobbing scheme, Of which Governor
Scott was the head and front. Not for mo.
ment would we suggest that Governor Scott
ran the bills up to so, and ran them down
to 20, and now runs them up to 30 again,
10 that he might sell bills at so which were
bought at 10, and buy them back again at
20 to be sold once more at so or 60. But
we must say that if Governor Scott had
tried with all his might to convince the
people that he was using his official posi-
tion to make stock jobbing profitable, he
could not have hit upon better plan than
his course in regard to the State bonds and
.ba b;llo of the Rank of the State
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We BEE that the act to regulate the liqui-
dation of banks has been signed by the
Governor. This act, as originally drawn,
compelled the State banks to wind up their
business within sixty days. In consequence,
however, of Representations made by Colonel
A. O. Andrews, on behalf of our mercantile
community, the time allowed was extended
until the first of December next, in which
form the bill has become law.
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ST. PATR1CK,s BENEVOLENT

ST. PATRlCK'S BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR FIFTY.THIRD AN
w NlVERSART on WEDNESDAY next, tho l7th
instant
Tho members will assemble OF Masonic Ball 81
Eight o'clock A. NJ, and from thence will proceed IN
procession headed BIZ brass band TO ST. Joseph s
Church. where an oraion will be delivered appropr-
nts to tha day by the Rev. c. CkOGHAN, and COL
lection will be taken up for the benefit OF the Or
phans under the care Of the Sisters OF Mercy From
theChurch the Society will march through the prin-
cpal streets, and back 70 Masonic Ball.
Ttemembcrs will assemble at Four o'clock z. ID.
for the election Of officers for tha coming year.
Supper will be served at Eight O'Clock 2. Nj. Iick-
cts fer the supper can br had OF either Of the
COMMITTEE:
JOHN BARRY. NJ KELLY.
JAMES MULDOON ]. DOTHaGE.
w. BAKER,
March15 Secretary.
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Qotiffs in Dankruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES Fur SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 1868.-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN COLGAN, OF EDGEfIEI.D COURTHOUSE,
BANKRUPT FOR FULL AND NAL
DISCHARGE IN Observation-Disclosures, That
hearing be bad on the FIFTIfSTH OF APRIL 1869,
at Federal Courthouse in Charleston. South Caro-
Ina; and thnt all creditors, Ec, OF said Bankrupt
appenr at said time and place. and show cause. any
they can why tho prayer of the petitioner should not
DO granted; and TINT the second and third meetings
efcreditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the Office
Of. G. G. JAEGER Esq. Registrar of Third Con.
grcssionnl District, s. c., on the EIGHTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1869, at IL NJ.
by order of the Court, tho 1lth day of March, ,.
1869, DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk ofthe District Curt
OF the United States for South Carolina.
March In m2
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Celebrations.
HIBERNIAN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ANNIVERSARY.

HIBERNIAN.sOCIE
ANNIVERSARY.
TNHE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY WILL CELEBRATE
i its siIly.Eighth Anniversary on NEDNEsDLr,
the 18th instant, at their BALL in Meetng-strsc;.
The Society will assemble at Twelve o'clock for the
election Of officers and the transaction OF other bu-
siness. Members will come prepared to pay their
AREAS and will apply to the Treasurer tor their
tickets to the dinner.
Polls opened from Twelve M. to Three P. NJ.
The members will reassemble at the Ball in the
afternoon for the dinner, which will be served at
Five o'clock
STEWARDS
JAMES NJ. MULVANEY.
GEORGE A. BUWMAN. WM. L. KING.
AUGUSTINE =. .SMYrHE. G. G. TRUMBO.
WM. AIKEN KELLY,
March Is Secretary
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We HOPE that President Grant and the
South Carolina Congressional delegation
will read the resolutions adopted by the
'sindignant Republicans" printed IN our
Columbia correspondence. When they have
read them they will better understand what
their duties and responsibilities are.
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Rubber Q5aubs, Gtf.
RUBBER GOODS A SPECIALLY.

BEG 10 INFORM TIE PUBLIC THAT
make specially OF nUBBER GOODS, and have
always in stock iul lines OF liubber Sack Goats,
Officers Coats Pouches, Hood. for Coats. eapes,
long and short Lo2eIngs. Caps with Capcs, Boys aud
Girls Ca; es, CAMP blankets. &C.; Nursery sheet
ing, white and black width 81, Al. 5-4 and ca;
Tceth,ug Eings, Rubber RAJ ties. Rubber Dolls Toys
Air Beds, Pillows, Cushions, Nursery Pani. Rubber
Pauo Covers Rubber Buckets. Elastic Bands. kuD.
ber Bat, Blsc, sponge, Musical aud Foot Balls. Rub
Der Door aud Table Mats, Fumuers, &C., and other
goods pertaining to the Rubber business
T. Won SANTEN,
No. 229 King-stree., near Market.
March 13
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR TEE DISTRIJl OF
SOUTH CaKOLINA-IN TIE MATT. & or j. W.
KEIrr, BANKRUPT IN BANKRUPTCY.-Noiir
is hereby given that all creditors holding li.ns
the cstat OF J. ". KEIrr.a a Bankrupt, must prove
their liens before JULIUS @. CARPENTER Esq,
Reg srar Ill Bankruptcy, at his Office, No. "a Brold
street. in the ,lty of Charleston on or bci0re tue
10Th day OF March instant.
by orler of hon. GE !. s. BRYAN. Judge OF the
District Court Of the United states for the Dis
trict Of Sou b Caroiha.
q. D. GLOVER, Assignee.
March s ma
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Mfftings.

ST. ANDREWS LODGE, No. 10, A. F. NJ.
THE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THE
Il above Lodge will be held HIS EVEN1Se at
hnlfpast Seven O'Clock, ut Masonic Hall.
BY order W. NJ. Z. n. JEANNEREIT,
March Is Secretary.
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FRESH PEACHES. CORN, &c.
az CASES. 3LB, FRESH PEACHES
LO 25 cases 2 lib, Green Corn
10 cas- es 2lb Greou Peas
so cases. 2lb, Fresh Peaches g..
10 cases. 2 ID, succotish
10 cases, az ID. stri g Beans
10 cases. 2lb, Pineapple
10 cases. Q ID, Strawberries
cases, 2 h. Qninces
cases, Id, Fren Peas
cases, lb, Mushrooms.
WIN. s. CORwIN & CO.,
No. 275 Kng-street.
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JEWELL BROTHERS
SElF-LEAVENlNG FLOUR.
THE BROOKLYN CITY FLOUR MILLS,
Nos. 2, 4, and 6 Fulton-street,
BRoOKLYN. NEW YORK,

A RE NOW MANUFA CTURING THE ABOVE
"A wELL.KNow.1 FLOUR, which is put up EsYH.
cIALLY FOR THE SOUTHERN MARKETa
The preparation, used in the manufacture OF this
Flour is that invented ard patented by Professor E.
N. Ho sford, of Cambridge, Mass, to whom the fol-
lowing was written:by tho celebrated Baron Liebig,
whose reputation as chemist and man ot science Is
worldwide In reference to this preparation:
rExrRAcr FROM LITTER FROM DARog LIEBIe, OF
GERMANY, TO PROFESSOR HonsFoRD.
"T haze through gse1t sers>s Of experiments Sahs-
feJ myself of The purity and excellence Of your Bread
Preparation. The bread has no acid is easily digested
and Of e be.ttaste. aside from the conren'ences ms
Invaluable idea of yours las rou,dee consider this
iauention Of the most useful gifts wh,st science
has made to mankind IL is certain that the nar't,ue
ralue Of -four ,0iR be eased ten per cent by your
cissiy the same as i The fertility # our ,cheat fields
hd been increased by that amount. What 1ondetM
result is ais"
In addition to which it can be said in its favor that
the preparation is not . new one, but having oeen
ued by one OF tho most extensive firms in the City
of New York for period of eight years. during
which time it hos been proved to be not only bene.
fetal in its action upon the human system. but that
it is the only preparation Of tue kind of which this
can be said.
We, therefore, claim that as regards heathfulness.
convenience nnd gener al desrabty. 1t is the most
superior article for the purpose no'o made or knoa
aud In this position we are fully sustained by the
endorsement giyon to 1t in the communication above,
the opinions of the medical faculty and scientific
men Of the country, AMI the general favor with which
our SelfLeavening Flour Las been received by the
public; and we now offer 1t with renewed confidence
IN its superiority over oil other "so.caed Pre-
parel or Self Raising Flours. and we guarantee
every package sold. pedgnR ourselves at the same
time, while keeping UP the standard of our Flour,
to place IL before the public on this most reasonable
torms as regards price. --
Brooklyn, March A, 1869.
A full stock of tho above FLOUR always on hand,
end for sale by
STENHOUSE.& &c 60.
March fmQ
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LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
yTHE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING OF TIE
l. Ladies' Memorial Association Will be neld at
the Widows home in Broad.street To-MonRow
AFTERNOON, 10th instant, at Four O'Clock. Mem.
bers are earnestly requested to attend.
By order Of the President.
March 10
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CLARET WINES.
HE CASES ST. JULIEN MEDOC
I'd so cases Gncard's Coutry
26 cas- s johnston Sons Medoc
25.case Branu.nbur Freres Medoc
60 cases Johnston's It. Loubes
80 case q. b. l. Co.'S Bouillac
10 cases Cha eauI Margaux
10. cases,L LhateauI
Hockhemer
Ialbenheimer
Clos de Vougeot.
WIN. s. CoRwIN l. co:
No. 275 King-ftreet.
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,Ty THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNIFIED STATES. FCR SOUTH CAROLINA.
:JANC AIRY TERM, 1s69-IN BE MATTER OF .. 3.
COUNTS, OF PO ARIA. NEWBEkRY COUNTY,
BANKRUPI.-PETIlION FOR Full AND FINAL.
DISCHARGE IN BANKhUPTCY.-Orde That
hearing be had on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL,
1862 at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, S. c.;
and that all creditors, &c. oil said Bankrupt appear
at suid time and place. and show cause, II any III
cau why tho prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted And that the second aud third meetings OF
creditors OF sad Bankrupt will 10 held TT the office
of z. q. JAEGER. Esq, Registrar of Thlrd
Congr sSopal District 5. O., on tho EIGHTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1860, at IL N.
BY order Of the Court tho 11th day Of MARCH,,
1862 DANIEL HORLBECk,
Cle,k of tho District Court of the U. :. for :. G.
March Is M
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAkCIISa.-
JANUARY TERM, 1S69.-tN THE MATTER OF
THOMAS :. MYERS. OF CAMDEN. 5. g..
CHARACTERIZATION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DIS, HALGE IN BANKEUPTGY.-Lrder:a,T That
hearing be had on Tho 1wENTI-sIXTH DAY OF MARCH,
1861 ut Federal Courthouse in harlcston. :. e.;
Ynd that creditors, &c.. OF said Bankrupt appear
at said tilno aud ac and show cause, Ii any hey
car, why the prayer OF the petitioner Should not be
granted
by ordor of the Court the lth day Of Mare" 1850.
DANIEL HOT LBECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of he U. :. for s. G.
MarcE 10 NJ
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Renlaual.

NF j. MAZYCI< HAS REMOVE
lN. from No 27 CeMING-SrREEF to No. !
PRICES AL EY. next to corner OF Meeting. street,
where she will do PRESS. MAKING and PLAIN
NEEDLE WORK as usual. mwf3* March Is
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ETNA sTEAsl FIRE ENGINE COM"

PANY.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MFETING OF The
i Company will be held This EvEN1Na, the !5th
instant, at half-past Eight O'Clock, at your Hail'
Queen-street.
full ATTENDANCE is requested All old members
who absented themselves are cordially invited to be
present and take an active part in the company.
By order oil the President
March Is J, B. NIXON, Secretary.
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PALMETTO ENCAMPMENT, No l.
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THI CAMP WILL
i be held THIS EvENNG, ut Seven O'Clock, at
Odd Fellows Hall, corner King and Liberty streets.
BY order G. P. ROBERT @. SIAhR,
Scribe.
Marchl5 mil, rs ap5.l9 myS IT jc7,2l jyi,l8
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March 15 m2

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAR0LISA-
JANUARY TERM 1s69.-IN THE MATTER OF
TueMAS ELLISOR. OF NERBERRY COUNTY,
BANKRUPT FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.-0rdered, That
hearing DO had on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
ApRtL, 1869. at Federal Courtht use in Charles
ton, =. c.; and that all Creditors, &C., of said
Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and
show cause, il any they con. why the PRAYER
of the.Petitioner should not be granted And that
the second and third meetings ox Creditors of said
Bankrupt will be held At the office of G. s.. JAEGER,
Esq., Registrar of Third Congressional District 8.
c., Or the RIaHTH DAY OF APRIL, 1869, at u N.
BY order OF the Court the 11th day Of March,
1869. DANIEL HOBLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the United States for
South Carolina. m3 March Is
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CHAMPAGNES.
IN CASES We cLICQUOT ooNsABDIN
lU 20 cases Green seal
25 baskets Piper Heidseick
10 cases Dry Verzenay
cases Dry Sillcry
cases Mumm's Private Stock
30 cases UrbanR W ne Company.
WIN. S. CoRWIN & co.,
No. 275 King-stroet
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TONSE NANTED.-wANTED TO BUY
III Roed sound DRAFT HORSE. j. O. II.
CLAUSSEN. No. 10 Market-streot.
March IL.
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Boarding..

noaRp.-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
IS MEN can obtain BOARD in private family
on very moderate terms. Location central. Address
"1," Key Box No. 81. 2T March ID
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LITTLE NECK CLA
I n CASES LITTLE NECK CLATS e 80 -
IU 10 cases Ok Tail soup
10 cases 1om2to Soup
10 cases Sausage Meat
10 cases Fresh -alm n
10 cases Fresh Mackerel
10 cases Frssh LobSer.
WM. 8. CORwIN CO.,
40. 276 Eing-street.
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CTRAY FKUM No. 81 HAYnE-
y STREET last Monday. Btu ins, Whitc ana
Liver colorcd PoINlER DOG, answering TO the
name of "HEkO." Has an oval liver co:orct spot
in the centre OF the foIehead; both sides oil tho
head and one ear liver colored the other white and
liyer-coorcd spot above the root OF the tail. Any
person returning same TO above place. VIII be snlt'
ably rewarded, Ii required March l3
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
TNITkB STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM. 1e69.-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN NJ WIT, OF RDGEFIRLB COURTHOUSE,
BANKRUPT FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRBPTCY.-Ordered,T That 3
hearing be had On the FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL,
1862 ut Federal Courthouse in Charleston. y. c., and
that eu tho creditors, &C., of said Bankrupt appear
ut said time and place, and show oanse, II any they
can why tho prayer Of the petitioner Should not be
granted. And that the Sc. .ond and third meetings
Of creditors of said Bankrupt Will be held st the Office
of @. @ JAEGER, Esq, Registrar Of bird Con-
Rressional District s. c., on the EIGHTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1858, at IL n.
By order Of the Court the 11th day Of March,
1s0y. DANIEL HORLBRUK,
Clerk Of the District Court of the United States
March Is m2 For South Carolina.
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TOanh.

11JANTED, TWO GOOD CIGAR MA.
w KERs to 60 to savannah, Ga. Apply at THIS
OFFICE March Is
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOB SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, ls69.-N THE MATTER OF
RUSSELL PaDGErT, OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY,
BANKRUPC-PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPICY.-Ordered That
IcsGng be had on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL 1883,
sr Federal Courthouse In Charleston, S. c.;
and thst oil Creditors, &C., Of nad Bankrupt appear
ut said and place, and show cApsc, If any they
cnu why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted. And that tho second and third meetings
Office of q. G. JAEGER. ESQ.,, Registrar OF Third
Congressional District, s. c., on the EIGHTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1869, at II nj.
BY order OF tho Court tho 18th day OF March, 1850.
DANIEL HORLBEcK,
Clork of tho District Court of the U. b. for 5. C.
March Is m2
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r uST, GOLDBAE BELONGING TO A
l Fob Chain, with IN .:vable Key Connection.
rewnrd will b. gwen for us rocorery- Apply at
JOHN Il. READ & CO., NJ. 263 htrg'street
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5or Salt.

TOR SALE, A TWO AND A HALF
II STORY FRAME DWELLING, No. ID Marsh
street. in complete order with cistern, ga' through
out and fixtures high and dry lot, forty feet front,
bs one hundred and nine feet deep. Terms cash.
and purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. Apply
to JAMES q. DUFFUS, No. State-street.
March ]5
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lost ano @ouab.

r OsT. A BLACK AND TAN DOG, AN
| SWER, to the nIpe OF "Jet " reward will
be gwen If left at No. PIrT-SIREEf.
March 16
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ITO " Hi,.M IL MAY CUNCERN.-THE
Creators of L. DAILY. Bankrupt. holding hcns
upon bis Lstac. are hereby notified that, un''"r Or
der of ourt, dated Mar.h IL. 1859 they are req'lr-
ed TO prove ana cstab II their lien before D. &.
CahPEArER E.q Registrar, on o. before april /,
lSjg. or cl.;n Lo cx..ltlcd from any bcrei arising
from the dist iUulon OF the Estate uf said bankrupt
LOUIS AlcLaIN,
As-guec OF L. DAILY.
March IS Is 10 % 25 n 2931 ip25G
TN TIIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STA LES FOE THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH UAEOLINA-IN The NATTER OF
JACOB +. WIT, BANKRGP IN BA.'KRi PTCY.
Notice in hereny given that all creditors holding
liens Oh the cstItc OF JACOB T. WIZ, bankrupt,
must prove their claims before JULIUS G. CAR
pENILR Esq, Registrar III Bankruptcy, at his Of
tce No. 72 Er adstreet, IN the city OF Charleston
on or bclore the Goth day OF March Instant.
BY order OF tho Hon. GEO. :. GRfAN, Judge OF
the District Court of the United States for the
District OF south caroliDa.
'''' q. B. GLOVER, Assignee.
MarchS mi
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THO RENT, THE STORE AND RESI-
DENCE corner of King aud Lamboll-st-cets.
Inquire OF P. ODoNNELL, on the next Lot north
~ Tho ,bovn February "a
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WANTED, A PASTRY CO0K. APPLY
w at atPAVfLICN HOTEU. March IL
WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB
w SCRIBE 10 the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES C. RIGHTER'S Select Library OF New
Books contains all Of the latest publications.
April 81 No. 1Gl KING-STREET.
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
CHARLES c. RlGHTER,
April 81 No. 1Sl King-street.
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mo RENT ,uNE ROOM. TO ONE Or TWO
4 gentlemen. Apply ut No. III MARKET
STREET. February IS
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yIIANTED.-rO LAWY EKS.--A YOUNG
w MAN desires to s.udylax IN some Office
wbere he can earn his board by acting as clerk,
copyist, &c. Address "CoPYIsT,,' DAILY NEWS Of
fee. 1mo* March 10
WANTED, a SITUATION AS Sales
w MAN in Grocery house.. Applicant has e1
perence. Befercnces given. Address "R.. Cfhce
of The NEWS. March l0
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RENT. ASUITE OF TWO OR THREE
fine ROOMS. with kitchen and cist+rn; can BIO
partly furnished If required. Also. buggy house
and stable. Apply in BEAUFAIN.STREEr, uPPO-
SITE MAZYCK. mHf3 March ID
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do Rfnt.

ITO RENT "A SMALL HOUSE, CONTAIN-
ING four rooms. with kitchen and all neces-
sary buildings Apply at No. l24 KING-STRRET,
few doors south of Queen.street
March O tutbm3*
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THE MANAGEMENT RESPECTFULLY AN
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-15

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-06

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All Goods damaged or broken in trantrorta-
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