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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1859. MAY ,ssh. 1909.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
L b DUN N 81 Co.'s


We invite attention to our large aud cheap asscrt
ment Of Now spring aud sumre'r UO,Sls,
DUGAr SINCE THE DECLINEi
Aud which for bgauty, variety aud chcapaess, will
no, be surpassed this season.
"Fok PAY DOWN ONLY"
We offer, IN part, the following:
81, a., 81 Brnwn CottoIs, at 10 to % cents.
81, 80, 81, 81 anil lO-i Bluarhcd DOM stie and
sheetinls, nj prices from l2h to - cents.
loo Idsees handsome now style Csicocs, a. from
~ to lB'i cants for bcst
loo patterns .,sw and beautiful Lawns, ParaVcs.
Armures, Mouslihs, figured aud solid, Alpava.,
striped Jaeonuus, al WOOL Delaue, Poplins Mo5aui-
bques, striped Aolp>ss Challcs, Hair lined Lawns
latest styles.
A beanIuul assortinorl Of Hoop skirts, good for
90 cenisi and all the new siylcs Of Pmnier, FROM Is
to 50 hoops, ut astouishingly osv puicss new styIe
boulevard SKIRTS, Veil liar, svs PINK, Blue aud
But Ginghams.
French corsetss, all wlrIslone, In colors and
white, VI 10 Corset stays aud strings white Mar.
ssillos. for saolucs white u,d colorod Alpaca ;
PRINCES, Gimps Narcotics. Edging. aud trimmings
SILK Velvet and silk Trimmings, all colors; but.
tons and Braid TO niatchs Bolts, Ribbons and Belt.
ing. H1gaus, nolored and white. Rice Cainbrieks
JAskonOts, plaid and fancy Canbrics, Linen Cam
brics, Linen Cambrie H,lndkcchi.fs, Nouslhis aud
Cotton Handkerchief H'sisry, gloves Of allsyies,
BEAUTIFUL sToCK OF LADIES' HATS,
Trimmed. aud plain, sundo.yus, and all the new
styles. nice Hat from ~ cents M othe best;
Flowers, wfeaths, and Straw TriuSal gs
Spool Threads, Coats, aud all the best
makcs; We sell you 4 spOols best 200
yards, for 25 cents, black or white;
whito ard colorcd patent Threads, all
numbers. Toys, Brvastpins Ear
hihgs, setts Ia pure Jstt, nice and
ehcHp; Perfumes and Extracts,
Honey, Toilet, and the unri-
vailed " fGormslcy koas,"
from tho best manu- facto-
rics nice Pomades,
Hunkidon Rouge and
Lilly VII and s-
l.Ooa Things ton Tedious 10 ln,ntion!
We have a niece Stock Of Ladies City made and
Misses' shocs, or all new styles and warranted no
shoddy work ChildTen's Sboo1, Boys aud Men :
In all stylesi Boy-' asl Mon's Hats
kEiDT-MdDE CLOTIIENG
Summer wear, Ia the prices, from % cents up Men
hdf.liuss, tics, sravats, gloves, sc.
stock u fresh
PIINTS, OILS aud DIES
Bost indigo, madden and dycs. Yarns OF best makes
and all numbers Hoes, axes, spades, Hhovels,
forks and buckets nails, Thimble Spiullas
Trunks, common and good elegant
QUEENSHARE dai oil ASSN ARE
very low. Tobacco aud Pipes Drugs Hariwa
OF all styles and at low prioos.
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WASHINGTON COLLEG {
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

leklNGiUN, VIRGINIA.
FACULTY:
GENERAL r. Z. LEE, PRESIDENT.
CARTER J. HARRIS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Latin.
james,. WHITE, A. NJ,
Professor Of Greek.
EDWARD s. JoYNEs, A. M
Prof. Modern languages.
Raw. J. l.. KIRKPATRICK, d. D.,
Prof. Mordi Philosophy.
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON, A. NJ,
Prof History and EagliSk Literature.
ALEXANDER L. NELSON, AN,
Prof. Mathematics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. A. NJ,
Prof. APpiied Mathematics.
RICHARD S. MoCULLoCH, A. NJ,
Pr2f. Natural Philosophy.
JOHN L. CAMPBELL, A. NJ,
Prof. Chemistry.
Prof. applied Chemistry.
Hon. J. W. BRoCKENBRoUGH, LII. D.
Prof. Lao.
NJ. W. HUMPHREYS, AN,
Asst Prof. Latin and Greek.
ROBES MASSIg, A. NJ,
ASST Prof. Modern languages.
DUNCAN C. LYLE, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Mathematics.
CHARLES A. GRAVES, A. NJ,
Asst Prof. Eaqlish.
JOSEPH B. WALKER,
Asst Prof. Chemistry. and
Principal Of Business School
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ALL KINDS OF GOODS
w AN TIE u.

Wheat, Flour, Bacon, Lard, PeatherF.
Wool, Beeswsx, Dried Peaches aud Apples,
Genseng, Snake Root, Tallow, Butter, Dry
Hides for which o fair price will be paid ia
Cash and Goods at cash prices. wholessis
or Retail.
Bristol Goodson, W. W. JAMES.
| Aug, l 1863.
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bristol FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TERMS, Per Maa,A
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3Mlsttllln nui.
BROUGHT TO LIGHT.

il Was certainly = very finished piece
Of acting lie spoke in minor key.
slowly aud almost solcmnly. and there
was q trndc9 palhos in his voice which
assisted his eyes wonderfully. Fred
erica fc.t herself strangely moved -
The firm ground on which she had
planted herself seemed To be slipping
inprrceptibly from under her feet.
] hat voice. those eyes: surely truth
and love- She felt herself sliding
down toward some terrible abyss. from
which only bv last desperate effort
was there any chance of escape. She
was rouscd by an exclamation from
Duplessis. and her eyes followed his to
the bed. A fearful change had come
over the sick man. He was sitting up
right IN bed. his fingers clutching con
vulsiNely at the counterpane, and his
eyes staring straight before him. while
a cold ciammy sweat belewed his fore
head. Fre'ierica's arm was round him
III an instant his head came slowly
round till hls eyes met hers. There
was something terrible in the intensity
Of their gaze. Inaudible words form
cd them elves on his lips. He is dy-
ing cried Fredcrica in tone OF an
guish. Ring for help.
Again his lips formed themselve, 10
speak. and this time faint murmur
fell on Fre.lerica's ear. She bent her
head 70 listen. You will marry him,
dear, will you mott muttcred the old
man family. with that same terribly
earnest look in his eyes.
Frederica's heart seemed 10 die with
in her. 'les-I will marry him, she
said in low, clear voice that was
strangely unlike her own. Duplessis.
with his hand on the bell rope, heard
the words and turned. while a sudden
CLEAN Of triumph shot across his face
and next instant the warning summons
rang through the house An almost
inaudible God bless YOU shaped IL
self on the old mans lips, and then
the light suddenly left his eyes, and he
fell back insensible on the pillows
Fredericas power Of endurance was a,
an end. She turned from the bed,
Duplessis saw the change in her face
and sprang TO help her but before be
could reach her, she sank to the ground
with a low cry, and remembered moth.
/ ing more.
CHAPTER XXIv.-wHo WROTE THE LEI
TERs.
The country clocks were just strik
ing midnight as Mr.. Duplessis walked
up the, pathway Of his little garden
and paused a moment before going in
doors TO listen to the faint musica
chimes borne through the silence from
some near'at-hand church; and L
glance for the second time at certain
moonlight effects of cunningly in
terwoyen light and shade smons
the trunks and crooked branches O
the gnarled old trees that skirted hi
little demense for Mr.. Duplessis fat
tered himself that he had the soul O
an artist for such trihes. He ha,
walked home from Belair through tn
frosty moonlight, with no compan,
save his cigar and his own thoughts
had walked home alone and Of choic
that he might be enabled, calmly an
without interruption, to think over al
that had happened to him on that even,
ful evening. He had triumphed q
last his long waiting had met with til
reward he coveted most; Frederic
Spencelaugh had promised to becom
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Inrtru.
Six Little Feet on the Fender.

In INV Hrt there liyrih picture
or akiichsn rv,lr and old.
Where the hTelIght trippssi DER the rafter,
And rrdd ncd The roots brown mould.
Gliding the steam of The kcttic.
That hummrd on the foot WON hearth.
Throughout all the livclong evening.
It. measure of droN.N mirth.
Because Of three light shadows
I hat fre.cUcd that u,l. old room
Because OF the Voice. echoed
II, mid the rsilcrs' gloom
Because Of he irsI on the lender.
>;N restless. white litiie feet
The thought, or thar ear Old Kitchen
Are to me 20 frc-h and sweet.
when the 6rst dash at the window
Told Of the coming rain.
o, where are the lair toung face,
That crowded against the raney
W Tie bits OF firci,sht stealing
Their dimplcd checks between
Went struggling oH: Ia darkness.
IL -hTvd- of silver sheen
Two Of the feet grew weary,
One drcars. dismal dar.
Aud We lied Item with snow white ribbons,
Lea, ing them hy the way:
Th"rc wa irc>h ciay on the fender
Ihh weary wintr. night.
For the four little iret had Il rsckcd Il
From the grave on the bright hili's height.
o, why. on this dark~omc evening,
This evening OF rain End -iect.
hcst my fs-t all sio G on the he5rthstone
pswbcrc arr those other feet,
Are they tn aiding the pathway Of virtue
lLal VIII bring u, together aboScs
or have they ma T. steps that VIII dsmpcn
4 ~isisr- lirrle>s love
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pur 'ouuiry's God. 10 thee
! h.s day We bow the knec.
Thy grace { iinplore
For him. our Nations rhatc,
CHiie,l rs Ia, mighty voice.
" Nbil- millions. free. p.ioiur
Prom shore to shore.
Nbrr Freedoms traitor foe.
In VAR dread raTuasc ro-r.
" hen laitle. rYsrc,i,
Thou, b. hi- mortal hand.
hid.i ave Isfih'- beacon land.
liii n0w rc-i ctn"d. W s,ani,
fFai-ia- ihc Lenl,
Thou " ho.c Almighty power
sh'v.d,I iu rrrir. hour.
>hi' ~ him in pcaor;
>at- from AmbiiInn'- --tsl.
save ffuln ten ia i1a. frit:
>AN, him from carih a,d hrii -
Let ivss increase.
".
NGw. while he swear. cor. oath,
hi & - At.i .nsn- tA-sl fprfh
F0r~sl'in'- gr~si chant.
IlcHT. from iIcasrn'- Ornament.
iif Vur gi,I thunder. rent.
Cop Eth - oth rRF~fpr>I'
IoD nl.E-s OtH GW,VT..
- TribsRc.
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Farm for Sale.

uVHF srbseri,er offers for safe the isrr- know.
i as the "CrSg's Farm ~ miles irtaI Ellis
worth village. on the Bangor road. This farm
contains two hundred acres of isnd, niiy acres oi
which are under entity alton and the balance wood
lots. and pastnrage enough tor thirty head OF cat
tie Cuts forfy tons Of hay. light acres new
ground seeded down last Summer There l. an
Orchard on tho place that will Yield two hundred
Bushels ofingrafted apples. The pastures are
well supplied with water and there is well OF the
best OF water in the yard. The farm well
fenced. starle and barn in good repair, good set
of farming tools, among which new plough,
harrow, and patent horse hoe, will be sold with
the farm: also twenty sheep. There is an sbun-
dant supply of muck on the farm, which Is Of the
best quality. Also large lot Of dressing from the
barn. which will I've inclnded In the sale. Any per
son wishing 10 purchase farm viii dnd il 10 their
advantage to examine this property, as It will be
sold lew and on easy terms.
ulI Z. II GREELEY. Executor.
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encd. faIling hair checked. aud Lall-
mes otlca. though not always, cured
Ly it, n~e. No'h'ug can restore the
hair whore ile lol!c'cs are DESTROYED.
"r ihc glands airopl.icd aud ,!ccaycl.
bni sIch as remaln can TX saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
O.. iouiiug tho hair with a rusty scdi-
mcut. j; viii keepii clean and vigorous.
L. occasional use viii prevent tie hair
from turning gray o. ia.liug oil. and
consequently pre.eur ha.ducs-. Free
from those deiecri1s- substance uLicA
make some tn pAr.Eiou, dnu.elou- arl
.niuri"n - ia' hair. The Niear 't.n
onIy htued hu uni hArm Il. |. ~nat ]
,r...L.- 49,.
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To BE CONTINUED,
Stacking Beans. Make a

Stacking Beans.-Make I
BY h"ring two 3 4 inch hole,
sr'ng pole. and driving in pi,
work. These pins extend alb
frotn the pole. and strong !
is nailed To the ends. maxi .
platform fnr the b-ans. The.
firmly in the ground. with the
lS inches ol,Ove the surface.
are then laid on in a circle, "
in the center against the pole,i
eiia little higher than the a
turn water. When sufficient
poles are lifted. and the beans
the wagon for cartine in.
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For Sale.

BY the subscriber al somesviile. Mt. Desert.
fou house .ols the village also 100 acres land
e;tlled the Page Lot - acres known A. tn. Durgin
Lot. 20 acres known the Brown Lot. II i-2
acre. pasturing land all newly fenced. One new
schooner Al Tons new measurement built isse-
stf A J. WHITING.
Mt. Desert, Feb. l9. 1853
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Claim Agency,
ELLSWORTH. NE

II hNlNG been engaged fsr several years in The
Claim igearE- ia prose Gltsng claims AZ Washing
iou ID e. tn the various departnt Mt and having
iecoae iaslill8r SitA the inssi eNpiiiiipus meth
od Il establishing ciaims ROW solicit the pat
rouAsc OF -t - ha fnzt ne Al ms services in present
ing ciaiWs upon The Ioyern meat
Invalid soldiers ID ide such by wounds or III.
ea-e, contracted IN the e. =. service.
widows during dow hood
bel snd-nt Mtthers, whose nus band having
serted th-In and abandoned their support, or who
are phSsicalif lBespa,ita Ell 70 support I,sn, hav
ing 20 other sourcr of income
Dcpeudent Fathers where the Mother il dead
% pnsns Children, Orphans Brothers aud sisters
under siNteen wears. are eniillrd 20 pea sioas.
Oriziazi and adcit 0nsl bnuaIie-. back pay mile
aEe. ratton money. " isile prisoners OF war or
th~ir herr, collected in the sh priest possible man
hcT, no charge isr s~Ttioes rendered unless rue
essstul
A. Y. pJRNHAN.
Ellsworth. July sgh. 1875 s.tf
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Cray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Colcr.

\ dressing which
j. a. once agreeable.
licaiiliv. and ciicc;ual
tor prcscr,ine ,l.c
hair. Fadcd o. ora.
ha aon restored
fesiness q yoa'i.
Thin lair j. hick-
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TIE A0E OF HoRsEs, as il
is determined hy the appea
teeth. Itis difficult. excerpt !
practice. to Judge accurately i
NAL has passed ais niu b o,
the directions fsid dawn in {
not very clear on this psint.
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HAIR DRESSING,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

- "a tAe y--29se5 of : Ll-at.vo
.24.c2na.
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A Prayer for President Grant.
udYch 1. l-,g 4. u.

ny rur nrv. Gro. LANSING TAYLOR. NJ. 4.
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Pc hans M onc .li-
ctnc - uaisr .siie tc-
caaFrl lbs even u.slt -
= -a.1Affi NOR wt- ctcf
aHf hrluH' 80 tln4tclal-
ly a,lbp.ei INTO u,c. "a
sgCy ufItfy .lu.l lsHan-
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.


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NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found,
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Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
No. I4e East Bay, Charleston, s. c.
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS will be issued on
next Saturday morning, December 25th, in
the form Of a large quarto sheet OF eight
pages, or double its present size, made up
especially for Christmas, of choice and
readable variety of
STORIES, SKETCHES AND POEMS,
In addition to the usual miscellany OF edito-
rial matter, kilograms, correspondence and
local and general intelligence.
The Christmas News will be sent to the
subscribers to our Tri-Weekly as well as our
Daily issue; and as very large extra edi-
ton will be printed, an excellent opportu-
nity will be afforded our advertising friends
of bringing their announcements, without in
creased charge, before larger number OF
readers probably than is addressed by any
other single newspaper in the South.
nHNewsmen will please send in their or
ders as soon as possible.
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Groceries, Eiqn6rs, &r.
IMPERIAL LONDON LAYER RAISINS,
/ FIGS. ALMONDS, &c.

IMPERIAL LONDON ,L5 LAYER RAISINS,
l. FIGS, ALMONDS, &c.
Imperial London LAYER RAISINS, in whole
boxes, very choice
Extra London Layer Rasins in = and = boxes
Smyrna Figs, in baskets and boxes
New crop Langued0c Almonds
New crop Texas Pecan Nuts
French Prunels, Fig Paste
ENGLISH CHEDDER CHEESE
Imitation English Cheese, very fine
Edam and Sap Sage Cheese
Swiss Cream Cheese.
A small lot of fine genuine WESTPHALIA HAMS
Brunshweiger Sausage
Dufield's Davis and other Sugarcured Hams
Smoked Beef, Smoked and Picked Tongues
Breakfast Strips, Dutch Herrings, German An
Russian Sardines, in kegs, &C., &c.
NEW CURRANTS, Citron, Italian Prunes, Turkey
PruneS
Mince Meat, Pie Fruit Peaches, Pineapples
Strawberries, Cranberry Sauce, Ounces, in cans
variety Of first quality Preserves and Jelies in
jars and tumblers
Dundee Marmalade, iL China jars.
EAST INDIAN GINGER, Cox's and Nelson's
Sparkling Gelatine Cooper's Sheet Gelatine, Ia
pioca, Pearl Sago, Robinson's Prepared Barley,
Scotch Oatmeal, Liquid Rennet, Preston d Mer-
ril's and Pioneer Yeast Powders, Professor Hors-
ford's Baking Powder, Liebig's Extracts Of Beef,
in jars, Burnett Essences, OF all kinds, Rachahout
D'Arabes, Broma, Cocoa, Cocoa Shells, Cracked Co.
Goa, Bakers No. Chocolate, French and Ameri-
canSweet Chocolates, Extra French Green Peas
Mushrooms, Truffies, Pate de foie Gras Anchovy
Paste, Herring Paste Devilled Ham, Tongue and
Lobsters English Pickles and Sauces. OF all kinds,
French, Spanish and Queen Olives, olives Farcies,
English and French Mustard, Boneless Sardines,
Essence Of Coffee.
ALSO,
An assortment of BISCUITS, Prince Albert,
Peek, Frean Co. English Biscuits, PEARL Nick
Mack, A B and Brilliant.
For sale by KLINCK, WICKENBERG CO.
deCa2 wf2
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Making Ready for Christmas Frolic.

Making Ready for Christmas Frolic.
We beg to make our humble apologies 10
the members of the South Carolina General
Assembly for having so misconstrued prl-
vate telegram as to publish in The NEWS Of
yesterday the startling intelligence that the
Legislature had agreed "to take no per
"diem from December 90 to January S."
1t is unpleasant to slander, however iuno-
Gently body Of patriots, many of whom
left their native country for their country's
good, and who now
Do good by stealth,
And blush to find il fame,
Especially where knowledge Of their pre-
vious history, and IN honest appreciation Of
their immaculate purity, should have pre-
vented the most casual observer from max
ing blunder 30 inexcusable as to attribute
to them motives and purposes as far from
their nature as is the peak of Stump House
Mountain from the Mountains of the Moon.
However, we take it all back, and beg 10 in
form our readers that the Legislature, in
stead of drawing no pay during recess, have
drawn pay IN a0rance up TO the end Of the
recess, which is very different matter, and
thoroughly in accord with our previous eX-
pectations. We had faint and wandering
hope OF better things, but we feel now
that only he who hopes for nothing j: never
disappointed
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downfall. He cites Tennessee and the overthrow
of the Republican party there as an instance Of
the legitimate fruits of proscriptve policy, and
impeaches the policy OF sweeping dlsfranchise-
ment and prescription as leading inevitably to
such disasters. Mississippi and the defeat OF
Dent he regards as vindication of the more
liberal policy. In conclusion, he expresses his
confidence that, as passions cool and wrath
abates, thousands who have cursed will thank
him for what he has ,done and dared in resist
ance to their own sanguinary impulses, and Joy
fully trusts that this will become at last the COM
mon faith, and even that of General Butler hlm-
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VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS AND

VALUABLE TIMBER IL A N DIS AND
STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE will sell
900 acres OF LAND and FOUR STEAM SAW
MILLS, situated In Colleton County, s. g., on the
EListo River.
These Lands have an unlimited supply Of the
running machinery with water power. All the
Mills are now In successful operation, and are
connected with the river either by canal or rail
road. Location healthy, water excellent, and
Lands well adapted for corn, cotton, rc. or
cane.
will sell these Lands in body or divide them
into tracts to suit purchasers.
For further particulars, apply TO JOHN 7. JEN
NINGS Georges Station, 5. G. Railroad.
dcc3 fmw2moSF
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ENLORIDA LAND FOR SALE
III valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres In Ma
riOn County, Florida is offered AT private salc
about one half cleared and under cultivation; !;
part best hammock. This Plantation Is one OF
the most desirable in the State; is very produc-
tive for Cotton, Rice, Corn Sugar, Vegetables,
&C.; also fine for Oranges and other Fruits; Ii
located In one OF the heathlest and most plea
SAINT neighborhoods in the State, being convent
ent to railroads, churches &c. Apply to A. b.
MULLlGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf, Charleston, S. T.. nOvI2
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T!lO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX
Il TURES for a grocery and bar-room, corner
Longitude Lane and East Bay. To an approved
tenant rent will be $40 per month. Also, Six
large square Rooms, with fire places, back piazzas
and cstern water on every story. The rooms
will be rented singly If preferred. Inquire OF Mr.
ROSE, on the premises octl6
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ITO RENT, A LARGE AND WELL
i finished Store, four (4l rooms attached, at
the corner of Coming and Radcliffe streets. Ap.
ply to JOHN II. DEVEREUX, Architect, corner
Broad and Church streets. dcc9O
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Ean0 for 5ale.

EOR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION
IL situated on the Ashley River, a few miles
from the city, containing about one hundred
acres one-half cleared, with comfortable dwell
ing and necessary outbuildings. If not sold by
the Goth instant, the owner will be willing to let
the premises to IL reponsible party with small
capital, to be planted OH shares. For further in
formation apply to Yenning's Wharf, south OF
Calhoun street. dcc4
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A CTS LIKE A CHI A r NJ

TIE GENUINE ENGLISH CEL0R0DISE,
iJ. COILS BGOwNE'S,j
Is the best Anodyne ever known to the proies
sion. To be had or DIX. II. BAER,
nor5 No. Igl Market street.
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A HOUSE IN BULL STREET,
Il next to the corner OF Smith, having OF
rooms. pantry clstern, gas with double piazza
and outbulldings In good order. Possession given
Immediately. Apply at No. 81 Cannon street.
declS stuth3F
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