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TIE GCUMENICAL COUNCIL.
ITS MAGNIFICENT OPENING-PRoCEssIoN OF THE
700 BISHOPS.

ITS MAGNIFICENT OPENING-PROCEsSIONO OF THE
200 BISHOPS.
ROME, Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1859.
The Gcumenical Council was opened to-day by
Pope Plus X. The weather was unfavorable rain
falling at intervals throughout the day; but enorm-
GUS crowds filed the Vatican and lined the streets
through which the members of the Council passed.
The Pope followed by 200 bishops proceeded to the
Hall of the Council amid the ringing of bells and the
laundering of cannon from the forts of st. Angelo
and Mount Aventine. The Holy Father was in fine
health. The galleries of the Hall of Council were
occupied by the sovereigns and princes now in
Rome. by the members of the Diplomatic corps, and
other notables The ceremonies excelled in grandeur
and magnifcence any that have taken place i'll Rome
within the present century.
LONDON. Wednesday, Dec g, 1869.
No Power has a special representative at the ecu
menical Council
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CUBA.
ATTEMrT TO BURN TowN-MARCH on PUERTO
PRINCIPE.

ATTEMI-T TO BURN TOwN-MARCH on PUERTO
PRINCIPE.
HAVANA. Dec San attempt was lately made to
burn the town Of JUN, but it was frustrated. Many
persons suspected of completely i'm the plot have been
arrested. The troops from Espiritu Sancto are
marching toward Puerto Principe. 1t is supposed
the intention of the troops is to destroy a rebel
encampment planted Oh that road. The Gertrude is
reported ashore Roman Key. Gen. Lcsca has
arrived in Havana sick.
THE ENGAGEMENTS AT SAN JOSE.
HUEvITAs, Nov. "a Spanish officer has admitted
the fact that the Catalons suffered great rout at
San Josa- At that point the Spaniards had de-
tachlnent $50 strong On the Goth ult. Bernabe de
Yarona with eight or ten men approached, when the
Spaniards started out. 20 of them, in hot pursuit
Yarona continued retiring until he had come to
where the Cnbans posted, when his pursuers
were all surrounded and taken prisoners Not aman
was lost by the Creoles. Varona instead Of ordering
the prisoners to I've shot directed them TO be sent 10
Jail After this feat of arms, he called his 400 men
together and attacked San Jose. The Galatians were
surprised. and at once threw ont white nag at
sight Of which the insurgents ceased hring. VarOna,
snpposing the Galatians intended TO suTren-
DER went forward TO meet them. accompa-
nied by four or five soldiers. COnhdng In the nag
81 truce. and forgetting that the brave Augusta
arrange lost his life by trusting IN the word OF honor
Of the Spaniards, Yarona vas startled when the
spanish commander gave orders TO fire. and two
Of his party fell dead. The Cubans Justly ncensed'
Immediately recommended the combat. But time hay
ing been lost, and the spanards reinforced Varona
concluded 10 retire. carrying off his dead and
wounded. The colonel commanding the Spanish
forces killed The town is full OF families from
Puerto Principe. and the hospitals crowded win
sick. 1t has raned month without cessation
THE GUNBOAT QUESTION TO BIZ sETTLED-TAC-
TICS or TIE SPANISH MINIsTER-IiE RE
PORTED PERUVIAN sURREkDER-EXPECIED
RELEASE or THE GUNBOATs.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-The Spanish Runhoat 9nes-
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A STEAMBOAT SUNK AT wHEELING-sEvERAL
LIVES LOST.

WHEELING, WEST Va, Dec. S.-The Wheel
ing and Parkersburg packet Rebecca came In collision
with Pier No. OF the bridge ct Parkerspurs Ass
night and sunk Immediately. Four or five lives were
lost All the passengers saved. The lost resup
posed 70 have been deck hands .
LATER-Ffve bodies have been recovered rom 'ns
wreck; Sanford Karr, John Kari, Henthorn hnu long
On. oa nana nntpown These are all that are positively
known TO be lost though IL believed that seYera
are missing The cabin passengers barely cscapea WIN
their lives losing all their baggage Inc poAt was 'e~
ut 10000, and was insured Tor N2,N1
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THE INDIANS.

DEPREDATIoNs IN WYOMING TERRITORY.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8.-A letter from Laramie,
Dec T. says that the Indian troubles In Wyoming ara
quite alarming Bands OF Sioux are rowing through the
Territory robblng and numbering The last mail party
that left Fort Laramie driven In by the Indians.
Another that left several days previous had n0t been
heard from, and feared they have been captured
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THE SHIP ORION AT SAN DIEGO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ga dispatch from LOS
Angeles says the ship Orion, from New-forK loi sou
Francisco before reported lost, went ashore on
sIoaI near Diego on the night Of December o. o lie
rescned Inv the steamer OraInnc aud tOwed NV
harbOr OF San Diego. leaking badly. she WIZ pi,h the
discharge her cargo The crow are down "'''
scurYY.
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THE SUEZ CANAL.

LoSDoS Wednesday, Dee. 8, 1862
Shallow iron steamships are being built ON the
Tyne for the navigation of the Suez Canal. MI
Ashbury, who sailed through the canal in his yacht
Cambria writes that after taking careful soundings
be is of the opinion that 10 vessel drawing over ~
feet OF water can pass through the canal.
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SPAIN.

TIE REPUBLICAN PRISONERS.
MADRID, Wednesday, g, 1862.
The Republicans have appointed a committee to
investigate the cases of those Republicans who are
to be tried for their participation IN the recent in
anrrectiOn
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AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.

THE PRINCE OF MoNTENEGRO's PROTEST-PRoS-
PECTs OF QUARREL.
PARIS Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1869.
The Prince of Montenegro has protested against
the intention of Austria 10 occupy his territory with
troops and the Prussian Government sustains Mon
teHegTo.
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TAXING UNITED STATES BONDS IN KENTUCKY

LUUIbNILLE1 DNN' % V''"c0
Jeaerson Countv Court rendered important decision
to-day In the case Of The Commonwealth OF hentuel
act The Louisville City National Bank on tne npp ne
ton OF the attorneys for the defense 10 evIed Inv
issued Suit was Instituted 10 recover tle tah ~ S'a,.s
the State on the income arising from Ub'teut Vii
bonds held by the Bank. and the deGlsion ne act OF
onny 10 ali hanks holding such bonds declares INC nv va
The legislature constitutional and the act OF S
forbIddiua the tax unconstitutional An aIPo"' wa
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WASHINGTON.

THE NOMINATIONS FOR CIRCUIT JUDGEs-PRos-
PECTs OF THE EARLY ADMISSION OF yIR-
GINIA-THE NINTH CENSUS-INDIAN TREA-
TIES TO BE ANEULLED-FoREIGN CROP RE-
PORTs-THE MONITOR DICTATOR HEARD
FROM.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE TIMES ON AMERICAN FINANCES.
NTnhnnrhnr- O aon


The Times in an article American finances, says:
"The fact that reputation has been practiced by all
the States except Massachusetts, associated with the
theory which widely obtains in the Union that gold
debts may be paid in paper, Injuries American securi-
ties. Offers of conversion will arouse distrust and
defer success.
THE NEWS ON THE ALABAMA CLAIMs-MR'
BOUTWELLs PLAN.
The Daily Ncirs commenting on Gen. Grants state
ment of the Alabama question in his message, nters
that the Americans want indemnity for their feel
ings rather than for their trade or pockets. This
may be given. Diplomacy may oil this international
friction and a sentimental grievance without
compromising British interests or pride. The contl-
mental press generally applaud Secretary BoutwelPs
plan for the resumption of specie payments.
THE BISHOP OF EXETER-MR. PEABoDYS RE-
MAINS.
The appointment of the Rev. DR.. Temple as Bishop
of Exeter has been confirmed, notwithstanding the
protests and arguments made against it. 1t is re-
ported that the United States steamer Plymouth Will
not accompany the remains of George Peabody to
America, but will return to the Mediterranean.
THE FRENCH TREATY-ENGLAND'S REFUSAL TO
MODIFY,
LONDON, Wednesday, Dec. 8. 1869.
The English Ministry have refused to accept the
notifications of the treaty of commerce between
England and France proposed by the latter
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NOMINATIONS FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES, ETC.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 8.-The following
nominations were sent In today;
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGES
George f. ghepley, Maine, for the First Circuit. .
LEWIS b. woodruff New.York. for the Second Circuit
Wiliqm McKennan. Penn, for the Third Circuit. .
%gHfs9 Woods. Alabama for the Fifth Circuit
George H. Yeaman, Kentucky, for the sixth Circuit.
Thomas DrummOnd, New.fork, for the seventh Cireus
Lorenzo Sawyer for the Ninth Circuit.
FOR ASSISTANT TREASURER
Charles j. Folger, at New-lotk.
FOR APPRAISER
George W Palmer, at New.York.
ron POSITIONS IN NAVY DEPARTMENT
Augustus /. Chase Chief OF the Bureau OF Ordnance
Daniel Ammen Chief Of the Bureau OF Yards ana
Edward T Dunn, Chief Of the Bureau Of Provisions
ana Wood, Chief Of the Bureau OF Medicine and
Surgery. ,. -.
The other nominations were of appointments MADE
apr,n0 the recess and included 81 TO the Treasury "a 10
the Navy 100 to the War Department. eight 10 the At3r
ney-Gcnerils once ana one: Joni u" " No
First Assistant POstmasterGeheTa'
NATIONAL COLORED LABOR CONVENTION.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.-The National Colored
labor Convention reassembled at 10 this morning and re-
mained in session until p m MT Harris otNorth caro-
,,r oceupled the chair After some unimportant bust
-. ronorts were read from the several committees
a., w wilson from the Committee on Savings
nEs presented interesting resume OF the progress OF
the Freedmens savings bana saS s9nS SsneT Ss
rsnort recommended the encouragement OF such nsttu
tons and declared their Sro"th inc Jest VI PsoSPe
~ among working people.
ny r g. Woodson reported a resolution asking the
onarno1s OF states that have not yet acted on the
WIN Amendment TO convene their respective legsla
lures for that purpose After some modification u was
adopted. ,,. -, aor,h caro,,,a 4, n ranort reeom.
euded the establishment OF central bureau Tor the
9iIsment OF all questions growing out OF the Infringe
ment Of coored persons rights TO travel &C. ana that
fund be raised prosecute cases OF iTeatment before
i iu rour,s MFR Wright himself forciby elected
tom rrst class on his way here, after he had paid
resolutions werc passed rendering the thanks Of tho
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FRANCE.
SPEECH OF MINISTER FoRCADE-THE GOVERN
MENT SUSTAINED.

SPEECH OF MINISTER fOhCAbE-AIlE NO'EAsN
MENT SUSTAINED.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day, NJ FORBADE de Ia
Roquette Minister of the Interior made speech in
favor of the verifcaton of the election of NJ Dreole
q Government candidate for the Corps He de-
clared that the Government defended the country
against evil doctrines and the country in
dorsed it. In the towns only disorders pre-
vailed. He was in favor of putting down
the evi-doers who had disgraced Paris and other
towns during the late election. He concluded by
assuring the Deputies that the Government wished
to establish liberty. but with prudence and rmness
The speech of the Ministers was warmly applauded
The right of NJ. Dreolle to seat was sustained by
vote of III alternatives to n negatives.
VALUE OF AN AMERICAN PROMISE.
PARIS Wednesday, Dec g. 1869.
The Steele of this city, in its issue to-day, prints
large portion of the report of the Secretary of the
American Treasury, received by Cable, and in its
comments thereon says can American promise is
equivalent to its fufllment."
Gen. n. P. Banks has arrived in this city.
BREsT, Wednesday, Dec. s, 1869.
The steamship Lafayette of the General Trans
atlantic Company's line arrived here at IL o'clock
this forenoon.
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FLORENCE. Wednesday, Dec. g. 1862
Tbe Congress of Deists has assembled in Naples.
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IT WILL be seen by our Columbia letter
that Judge Boozer has granted writ Of
prohibition to restrain the State Treasurer
from the collection of taxes for the fourth
quarter of 1893, under General Canby's or
der No. 139, which laid q tax Of one-fifth Of
one per cent. upon all sales Of cotton and
other merchandise. The arguments for
and against the application for the writ, as
well as the grounds upon which it was
granted, are reported briefly in the letter
to which we refer. Notice Of appeal from
the decision of Judge Boozer was imnedi-
ately given by the counsel for the State.
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w. Z. ToLBERT, whose sworn testin ony in
the Hoge contested election ease was publish
ed in THE NEWS few days since, is outin
card, in which he says that he was not hired
to do Hoge's dirty work, that men as pro-
fame as he can be found without going to
New York, that he expects to be tried for
his life, that he is chip of the old block,
and some more rigmarole Of like kind.
OF course, his testimony in favor of Hoge
will relieve Tolbert of the legal guilt of
killing Randolph, and as to the K. K K.
romance, Tolbert understands the old max
im-tell lie and stick to it
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successive evenings similar tribute was offer
ed her. On inquiry, she learned that this gal
lantry came from boy Of fourteen, an assidu-
ous frequenter Of the upper gallery, who
had squeezed the price OF his offerings
out of his very small savings. The ae-
trice, Rind-hearted girl, was touched BY
the affection OF her modest adorer, and got
one Of the fgurants to hunt him out and bring
him to her. The enanored youth WAS stand
ing behind the scenes when the lady OF his
dreams came eff the stage. With cry he
threw himself upon her, much TO the astonlsh-
ment of the bystanders. Was he madf NO;
he had seen tongue of flame creeping round
the gauxe robes of the actress, and Was trying
with all his might TO put out the hre. He sue
ceeded so well that the girl escaped unhurt;
but the courageous youth was conveyed to the
neal est hospital fearfully burned.
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WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE WANDo MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY sfers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer. known as the "WAkDo FER.
T1L12LR,~ which the experience Of the past season
hos proved to be one Of the most valuable in our
market It has for lis base the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF the Company on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at the EAST END OF
HAsEL.SrREET in this city. In order to guarantee
Its uniformity and maintain its high standard, the
ompany has made aIrangenents with the distin.
eui he'd Chemist, Ds. C. o. sHEPARD Jr., who
carefully analyses all the ammoniaeal and other ma
terial purchased by the Company, snd the prepared
Fertilizer, before being offered for sals Ths Com
pany is resolved 10 make article which wtp prove
10 be q "esmplese Manure. I" aad give entire salts
faetien.
For terms, c;rs1ia1s, and oshe, information. apply
10 WIN. @. DUKES CO., Agents,
No sosrh Atlantic Wharf.
JoDuary4 mwi 3mos
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CUP PtHTNEKSHIP NOTICE.--.T II K
" undersigned have formed Copsrtnership un-
der the Grm of KNOX DAILY CO., for the purpose
Of carrying on the General uotion and Commission
Business at No. l60 AKEIIEG-SI Rect, corner OF
Wentworth. JOHN KNOX.
EDWAED DAILY,
Te reside in New York Cily.)
WILLIAM KNOX
Consisnments solisited and prompt returns made.
all goods consigned to Us will be fully covered by
insurance. Eebruary 23
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PORTLAND, Maine, has been carried BY
the Democrats for the first time in nine
years. At the Presidential election, the
State gave Radical majority Of over
5000.
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dissolution Of Gopartnrrsbip.

DIssOLUTIUN OF cuPAItTnEkSHiP.
~ Tho eopartnership heretofore exietang be.
I zen L. II. KILLERS N. D., aud Fl. BAER, M D.,
under the style of E. H. KILLERS & CO., is hereby
aiso we'd by u.ueual consent
Dr. H. BaER is authorized TO rcseivc debts due
W the firm, s0d will pay the debts da: BY it
Z. IL. KELLkRS. M. D.
H. BAkR, II. u.
Ohnsesnn, February 26, 1869.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL 0OkYtHUE THE
Drug business at the laS sSaud of E. 81. KkLLRRs
L. 90, No. 18i Mssting-st0eet
FebEfary 6 q. BAER.
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5or Salt.

CITY EXPRESS FOR SALE II Fl f
u subscriber being about to re Uoye from The
State offers for sale, his entire establishment
HORSE, WAGONS, HARNEs- and good will OF his
eptiro business long and fIyoraby known ns
GEhAGHrY'5 CITY EXPRESS.
The ENTIRE HoUStHO FURNITURE.
ALSO,
The LOT OF kAND and buildings thereon. No 81
0 een street. The above will be offered a. privrte
for fourteen days. and if not sud will then be
sold at public auction.
Any persons wing auy claims against the said
CITY Express will please hand III their bills and n
persons noebicd to the same, will p' ase make i'm
NJ, diate payment to III. GERAGHTY,
March3 wm5 No. 81 Queen street
STEAM ENGINES FuIt SALE CHEAP,
- If applied for Immediately
~ One IL horso Portable ENGINE
III One A. oree Portable Engine.
ALSO,
III One s.horse-power ENGINE, in good condition.
CAA1EROH, BsRKLEY 4 CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
January Is
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Gopartnersbip lautift.

r NoTICE.-MESSRs BREWSTER
IL l. >PRATT hlvo this day associated Mr.. J.
L. BURKE with them IN Tue practice of Law and
/ quity, which will BIZ continued at No. SO Broau-
etrect under the name Of BREWSTER, SPRATT
BUrKE.
C. r. BREWSTER L. W. sPRATT. J. L. BURKE.
March mWII3
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law NOrICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
/ have this da, formed . Copartner-hip for the
pratiloe Of LAW AND EQUITY in Sumier and I'D
joining Counties, and in the Uuited StasI Courts for
tue District Of South Carolina under the name and
style Of RICHARDSON & MOSES.
JAMES s G. RICH ARDSON.
NJ ,NTGOIKRY MOSES.
Sumter, S. c., Fetuuary 5. February9 Q
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GDHratiGadl.

rNHE UaDRrslGHED kEsPECTFUL-
LIZ inf,rtus his friends and the public general
Is that Ia addition 10 his DAY sshoo hs will in'truct
q few pupils during the sftsr con in the higher
branches o. Mathematics. VIZ LoEari hmS and
Plain Trigoaomsiry with full and con ss rules also
on History and Chronology, both a. siont and msa-
srn. Z. LAWkENJE.
February a8 fmw3 No. 78 Bosufan.street
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Amasrmfuls.
GRAND OPERA :

tFhe only ono in tbe United statss.)
The management has tlfe honor to announce that
the GRAND oPEhA will appear in this CITY Tor fouh
NIGHTS ONLY, March 8. 4. 5. and s, with ihe fo-
loving grand ~ ent Of Artists:
PRIMA DUNN MAkIE FREDERICK,
The brilliant Prima Dsnna and unrivnllsd MARCIA
RITA inf sUSTt
PRIMA DONNA CLARA LANG ZItGLFR,
The great Lyric prima Donna
PR1MA DoNNAs sEcTNDA, AATH1LDE BERGER,
BERTHA ROUGE
TENORS-FRiNZ HIMMER. the greatest Dramatic
and Heroic lenor in the United states.
JOHANN ARMAND.
The sweet voiced Tenor.
HEINRICH STEfHECKE,
The brilliant Baritone.
JO-EPH aEINLICH.
The great Basso and the uu urp. .sssd saras'ro, In
the Mag Flute.
WM. BACH,
The famous B'sso Bufn.
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
A. PRHDIGAM ................M .MUsioAL DIRRcToR'
The following Grand Opera will be presented sn the
last Graud Opera Nights:
WEDNESDAT HARCH 8,
Carl Maria Won weter's masterpiece,
DER FREISCHUTz.
trhe tree HuntefD
THURSDAY, MARCIA,
FAUST.
BENEFIT OF II. M.RIE FREDERICK
FRIDAY MARCH s,
MAGIC r l. U II e.
SATURDAY, AARCH LAST EIGHTb
II KU v A II y II Il
Tho management will spare neither pains or OK
pense to give the Operas as perfect as possible
Arn Chairs and Reserved ooats. 10
Ba seats. l W
The sale Of Tickets for the last Nights will
continue during the week, Mt Holmes Book House,
wherethe Bbrettos Of each Opera may also be Oh.
tanned.
H. GRAU. General Superintendent.
p. 9HuBswAIL. Agent. February q
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DO hfnl.

ITO RENT, TWO LARGE AIRY ROOMS.
i over Parry & Lift e's Printing rfnce. No. 5
s<ate-strast Separate entrance on State-street.
March 8
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r Osr, on YESTERDAY MORNING.,
i between tho boys Home" on Ashlsy-street,
and Per2uson's Garden, on >prinp-sireet, FUR
CAPr. suitable reward will be given If delivered
at this Once or No. II 9CHARLOTlHSPhRET.
February ~
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NEW YonK, No. IS cHDAR-s1RBaq.
November 26. 1907.
UpoLrHe WOLFE, Esq, Present
Deer SIR! have submitted 10 chemical analysis
two bottles OF "Schiedam schnapps," which toek
from fresh package in your bon"cd warehouse, and
nnd 20 bafore, that the spiritusus liqaor is tree
ir.ul injurious ingredients or fallicauen; that 1t
has the marks OF being aged and not recently pre-
rorsd py ueshanical sdniItaro Of aleohol e1i arc
mA6os.
Rsspsertulg, FRRD. II. MAYER,
Chemist
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aast and foanb.

T oST. ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
LADY'S FUR CAPE, either In Calhoun.
sheet Bstha, Chursh yard liberal reward will
be given II let OF THIs OFFICE, or at No. 11S
March
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IlOauB.

HTANTED. BETWEEN THE 18TH AND
w 2sth Of Maroh TU PRNlINE D1sTLLER
to take charge Of Distilleiies IN Charleston. TO
white man who can bring The highest recommends
lions for capaolty to every respect, liberal wages
will be given. No other need apply ADDRESS or ap-
ply 10 vt,.a 4: a. aoLPnmaaa y.nninas Wharf WS
WANTED, BIZ THREE GBSTLEMEn.
w . nicely furnished Parlor and three Bed
rocm ms. Apply by addressing H., al DAI1 NnTs
OFFICE. Narch
WANTED, TWO aUOD-sIZED. WE'LL
w FURNISHED ROOMS. with two beds. Near
bua,ness part Of iy Address, with terms and par
teulars, G. H., P. o. p AArcn
WANTED. A YOUNG MAN or 10 OR
w Is. to assist gantlsunan Planting near
orangsburg, g. @.
Compensation $3.50 per snnuin, and board and
in own a.1a writing to A. riss; s at TITS =
WANTED. EvERYBODY To SUB
w SCRIBE 10 the CIRCULATING LIbKAhJ:- u
CHARLES C. RIHaTER'8 Select Library OF new
Books contains all of the Latest publications.
ApriI 81 No. 18I KING-sTREET.
xaTANTED, AGENTS TO SELL THE
w AMERICAN KNI TING MACHINE Price
sa6. The simplest cheapest and bost Knitting Ma
chino ever invented VIII knit %, 600 sStooos per
minute Liberal Inducements 10 agents. Address
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Febrsery3 ximIo-
WANTED, sUBSCRlREKS FOR ALL
w TIE LEADING MAGAzIhBS AND NKW>-
CHARLES O. RICHTER,
April 81 No. 1Gl KIngstreet.
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CUkN.
TO ARRIVE PER SCHOONER ely
ING sCUD."
0O0O BUSHELS PRIME WHITE coRN, IN
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HECK.ER & BROTHERS
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THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is SOIL
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manufacture Of our
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"SELF-RiISING FLOUR y
For long time We hsys bssa engaged in a-sssiss
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succeeded in p,odusing an article in every way sups
on'r 'ne Paon'
We herewith give Prssessor ssely's opin4ou Of our
new method:
NEW Yo29. February II, 1859.
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Sell. Raising Flour, with view Of determining the
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psss of ths active materials eppleyed have for a
long s'ne oeen appfe'ia'0o' ou' unHi no" "e pfAs-
I'd. The process is a worry substantial improvement
over an!'n'ns u 'n' Ainu ni'n'f'o u'tu VI An'~n'
CHARLES A. sEMY.
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