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Crnus Nor G.inR to CaIifornia.

Representative Sargent, of California
asked President Grant to-day whether
he intended to visit California durlBg
the coming summer. The President re-
piled that the distance was too great,
and he could not spare time from official
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Teas. -
IN HALF CH. CHOICE G. z. TEA
25 Boxes Prime G. p,
10 Half Oh. Prime OolOngs.
An fresh importations. Just received;
anr9o MAXWELL & TINGLE.
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Oabiue, Meetinx.

1t is stated that President Grant tel
egraphed yesterday to the absent mem
bers of his Cabinet asking their attend
snoe at q meeting to be bold to-day a.
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The act further authorizes them to Issue an
equal amount of their own First Mortgage
Bonds of corresponding denominations, Nohich
shall be the first claim upon the S0hOls railroad prop,
erty and 20 tChiek the lien Of the Government shdu
be S,lbordinate as a means of more readily secur.
ing the remaining half of the capital for the con,
struction; the equipments, &C., being provided
out of the capital stock subscriptions and other
sources.
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SundrieS.
E0 KEGS ENGLISH BI CARB. SODA,
| OU so Gases Penna. Con. Lye,
| 100 Grasa RiehardAOn'a Matches,
25 Boxes Champion Bro" Celebrated
200 Kegs Mails, assorted sizes,
Churns, Buckets, Tubs. Washboards, Cotton
Yarn, Wicking, Twines, &c.
apr29 MAXWELL &TINGLE.
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TAKE PARTICULAR N0TlQ
YOUNG MRN

Who have injured themselves b. ,sr,.!, m.
tice INDUCED IN when alone, habit tsou,pu,
learned from evil companions OF a t,AcO, b,
effects Of which are nightly feA, 'v,a VIA,
asleep, and IL not cured renders nGrils, h
| possible, and destroys both mind Aad w,
should apply Immediately.
| What a pity that young mar, the bop. 4
his country, the darling Of his parsua. ,iSsl
be snatchcd from all prospects, and sRi0yu.ss
Of life by the consequences Of deviathE ~
the path Of nature and indulgnG in sE,Ai
secret habit Such persons must bsis0 ia
templAtink
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8g Teltgraph.
TO rHE REGIsTER.-
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
CBy Telegraph to the Rsgister.l
Debt Statement.

.,.
~ IS WASHINGTON. april 30.
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Married Persons, or Young Men
ing Marriage, being aware Of PM ~
mes organic debility, defomits Il
cured. NJ
he who places himseH under "a,
J.. NAV refigioRsly oonhde in hS ko,SStA
tleman, and confidently rely upon N,sSS
physician. a..
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Under these favoring auspices very gratifying
progress has been made in extending the railroad
track from both directions Nearly 1000 mile;
of the Main Line and c0nverging Branches be
tween the Missouri River and the base of the
Rocky Mountains have been built within three
years The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD has
also steadily and successfully carried the Main
Stem Line from the steamboat navigation of the
Pacific to the summit Of the Sierra Nevada and
into the Great Salt Lake Basin east of the Cali
f0rnia line Having overcome by far the most
difficult and expensive portion of the, whole
line, the probabilities Of the through connection
with the Eastern lines being effected in 1870
amount almost to certainty.
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Sugar Cured CanvaSSed Hams
IN TIERCES DAVIS" AND WILLARD
OU Parker's" choice Hams at close figures.
apr29 MAXWELL a. TINGLE.
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The Manu1aoture OF Cotton.

t
The National Assooi .tion Of Cotton Man
ufacturers and Planters has just issued
report, which contains some highly inter-
esting information It appears that the
number Of cotton mills in the Norsherp
States 10 at present 6s4, running 8 3a9, ,O2O
spindles, and consuming annually 1856, 952,-
O2l pounds Of cotton while there are in
the Southern States Sc mills, running 225.-
O6s spindles, and consuming annually b.
4l5, $50 pounds Of ootten. In the Northern
mills each spindle 10 made to spin, on an
average, go pounds Of cotton year, while
in the Southern mills each one spina 1873
pounds, showing that coarser quality Of
goods is Manufactured at the South. There
are, altogether, nearly 100 fewer mills in
operation now than there were in 1860
The total consumption Of setton for Hnanu-
featuring purposes last year was $50, OOO,-
GOO pounds, which, at the usual estimate OF
400 pounds to o bale, equals ]. 1876 GOO
bales, or nearly one half the production Of
the United States. The total eonsu un,ption
in 1868. in Europe and the United statea.
was 2 O94, ,1c5, ,0O0 pounds, aRainst /. 97e..
SIC. 900 pounds in 1863. and 2, ,284, ,9O1. 600
pounds in 1859. Az the present relative
prices Of raw cotton and cotton oiotb, there
isno profit on the manufacture Of the latter.
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Su1frn&c-Articlo XIV.

The squabble in Congress over the new
constitutional amendment is over at last.
On Friday the report Of the Conference
Committee on the amendment, recommend
ing 70 the. House of Representatives to re-
eede from it's amendment and agree to the
Senate's proposition, was adopted-yeas
lab, nays 43. The proposed amendment,
in the shape in which it will now 20 to the
Legislatures of the several States for rati-
tication OF rejection, reads as follows: i.
BE u resolved, &c., two-thirds of both Houses
concurring, That the following amendment to
the Constitution of the UniteA States be SUBJ
misted to the Legislatures Of the several
States, and whom ratified by three-fourths
thereof it shall bo part OF said constitution.
ARTICLE XIV.
The right Of the citizens of the United
States to vote shall not be denied or abridged
by the United States, sr by any State, on ae-
count of race, color, or previous condition of
servitude
SEQ. 2. The Congress shall have power to en-
force this article by appropriate legislation.
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spring, in consequence of the comparatively
richer condition Of the Southern people, in the
cotton States particularly. The last crop was
oil profit and there were no drawbacks OF old
debts, the business OF last year being on o
strictly cash principle, not only between our
merchants and tho South, but between the
Southern merchants and their home custom
ers. The yield in money from the crop now
in process Of expectation is not less than
$3.50, 900, 600, the profits on which sum will
come back to crafty the naturally luxurious
taste Of the South. The West is slower to
make her purchases"
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Grant and tho south.

AS the day Of Inauguration draws near,
the sayings Of the President elect are beeom-
ing invested with an extraordinary degree
of interest On general politics he mani
tests his usual reticenoe but with regard
to the reconstruction Of the South, he has
recently expressed very decided views. To
q gentleman with whom he was eonversing
on the subject, he said that in his opinion
the States of North Carolina, Virginia and
Alabama were the three best practically
more observance Of Law and order and q
better disposition existing between the
black and white races and between the po-
litical parties in these States than in any
other. This, he declared, he knew from
extensive and reliable information, and he
had no doubt whatever if political ineendi-
arlsm was put at rest, the other seven
States would very soon settle down to a
model condition of civil order and harmony.
He said it was the South, and almost the
South alone, that filed his thoughts when
he made use of the expression in his letter,
"Let us have peace" If the disorder and
agitation in that section could only be at
once and forever disposed of. there were
no fears to be apprehended for the rest of
the country. The South had always been q
source Of anxiety to the nation but there
was every prospect now that it would soon
become as tranquil and prosperous as any
ether section Of the Union. /" When that
time arrives" exclaimed the General, .the
United States will be the strongest and
happiest country on the globe.'' These re-
marks Of General Grant are well authenti-
Gated and it is further intimated he in
tends to offer at least one Of the Cabinet
positions to Southern man.
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Important movement i'm tho west

There was a Railroad Convention at New
ark, Ohio, on Wednesday. The call for the
convention included representatives from
West Virginia, the Carolinas, Kentucky,
Tennessee, Georgia, and Alabama. The
purpose was to take steps that may lead
ultimately to the construction of road
from GAINESVILLE southeasterly to the Ohio
River and thence to the seaboard at Nor
folk and Charleston, connecting with roads
to Mobile. From GAINESVILLE north two
roads are suggested, one to Cleveland and
one to Toledo, and perhaps one to Sandus-
ky. The object is to draw trade from the
lakes to the Southern Atlantic seaperts.
The Cleveland Herald, in noting this
convention observes that g there is no rea-
son why New York should for all time be
the sole focus for the vast business of the
West and Northwest that there now is, and
which is TO 60 on increasing for indefinite
years to volume in size not now dreamed
Of. Philadelphia and Baltimore are mainly
manufacturing cities as compared with New
York, andscan never approach New York in
their foreign commerce. But there are
harbors on our Southern coast that are
equal to that Of New York, and but for the
incubus of slavery, large cities would long
ago have been built ON their margins" We
| are glad to see the business interests Of the
great Northwest thus awaking to the i'm
portance Of speedy and direct railway cona-
| munication with the Southern seaboard.
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GRAND OPERA

~@>N~'>1S NJ
GRAND OPERAg
VIM. BACK. BUSINESS MANAGER.
MARIE FRIEDERICps
q n A N ID 9 T. X IAN OPERA.
(The only one in the United states)
The management has the honor to announce that
the GRAND OPERA will appear in this ty for SIX
NIGHTS ONLY, March l. 2, 3. 4, 8, 6, with the fol
lowing grand ia ent of Artists:
PKIMA DONNA MARIE FRIEDERICI
Tho brilliant Prima Donna and unrivalled MARCIA
pn1MA Dossa RlltA chhhA Al 'TSSt Yang z1se1rR.
The great LYRIC Prima Donna.
PRIMA DONNAs sECUNDA, MATHILDE BERGER,
BERTHA ROUGE
TENORS-FRANZ HIMMER, the greatest Dramatic
and Heroic Tenor In the United States
JOHANN ARMAND.
The sweet voiced Tenor.
HEINRICH sTEINECKE
The brilliant Baritone.
JOSEPH wEINLICH,
The great Basso and the urp ssed sarasro, in
the Mag Flute.
WA. BACH,
The famous B,sso BJlfo.
FULL CHORUS AND OR HES1RA.
A. PREDIGAM. MUSICAL D1REsfoR.
The following Grand Operas will be preaentod:
MONDAY, MARCH 1,
Flowto's charming opers.
MARTHA.
TUESDAY, MARCH2,
FRA Id Ia OLO.
WEDNESDA ~, MARCH
Carl Maria Won Weter's masterpiece,
DER FREISCHUTZ,
(Ihe tree Hunter)
THURSDA Y, MARCH L.
FAUST.
FRIDAY MARCH s,
Nj A GIC H L. u TIE.
SATURDAY, MARCH, 8,
L. II IL q " A II u R r.
The management will spare neither pains or ex.
pense to give the Operas as perfect possible,
Arm Chairs and Reserved seats. 80 60
Ba k Seats 90
The sale of Tickets for the six Night. will COM
mence or WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock pre-
cisely. Tho sale of Tickets for >lDgle Nighs g will
commence on THURSDAY MORNING, at the same
hour, and continue during the week, at Ho mes
Book House. where the Hbrettos of each Opera may
also be obtained. :.
H. GRAU, General superintendent
+. GREENwALL, Agent. February 22
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G. Fl A r L. E. ST ON (,
-o-- =.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH /, 1859.
Tho Savannah and Charleston Rail
road.

Our readers throughout the low country
will be rejoiced to learn, by the adviees
from Columbia, which we publish this
morning, that the Lower House of the Gen
eral Assembly, has passed without opposi
tion, (and with slight amendment, which
will doubtless meet with the Concurrence Of
the Senste) the measure which will give us
speedy and direct communication by rail
with the Forest City. Governor Scott, we
understand, has expressed himself favora-
bly, to the bill, which will doubtless receive
his prompt approval. We congratulate the
people Of the region between here and Sa-
vannah, upon the prospect for an early
restoration of the important transportation
facilities of which they have been so long
deprived.
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10 Our Customers Generally.

fHR FINEST FRENcE AND ENaLrsH PERU.
MkRY, nOAPS, POAADES,, HAER OIt4A. HAIR RI
S'ORATIvBS. COSMETIo>, 80, from the most 10,
spectacle houses In each cous try.
Out GEMAN COLOGNES are nngurpassable.
Fer Rnglish and Fren0h Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, Tortoishel Buf8aln and other Dressing
Combe we challenge rivalry. &5tW6
Par ocular atteatton 10 paid to the making Of Me-
mento HAIR Work 40 BREAST FINS, EAR RINGS,
BIN@ER RINGS, CHARMS, &c. 6tS M
Ali otders by atl wiil be nled that she reputa-
ton OF the house for te past thirtyve years shall
not suiyor In 0ur hands. Always ON hand a,.o 90
sortment OF French Jcwclry., A liberal diocOult 70
merchants and tho trade.
M. As' A, AgxaTONs ea . 0
No. 40 KING-sTREET.
yaauaryG tuTm C1EARLRST0N, 81 q
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rVyAE UMD@RS SIGNS sED M MEnNPMGTEUa-
IL Tx tnf,rias his ntands and the punlie generals
" that 10 addition to hts Dsy >ohoo he will
tow pupils dur1n9 tbs sfter cen in the hi0her
branshas 81 Mathematics. vtR sLesari hses ana
Plain Trigo ctneFy. WITH tu and con ise ruies alsp
on Rissery ana Chrenolosy, beth saent And nao0-
Tesrsssy a. anys Ao a Dsa"tsaastrs.sl ID
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Gopartnersbip Motife.


AW MOTTO E.-MESS 8 faS BRE yVSTER
~ 1 Il PRATT have this day associated Mr. J.
u. HUhKE with them, IN the practice Of Law and
'quity, which will be continued at No. 9S Broad
street. under the name Of BREWSTER, SPRATT &
BU. KE.
Q. R. BREWSTER. L. W. spRATT. J. e. BURKE.
March mw,lS
GOP ARrNEKSHIP NOTICE --.T HI H
~ undersigned have formed Copartnership un-
der the hrm of KNOX DAILY & CO., for the purpose
OF carrying on the General uetion and Commission
Business. at No. 150 MEETINGs.sTREET. corner of
WentwortnN JOAN KNOX.
EDWAkD DAILY,
ITO reside in New York City)
WILLIAM KNOX
Consignments solicited and prompt returns made
All goods consigned to US will be fully covered by
insurance. FehI1,ar,y az
wv WNnrTCE.--THG UNDERs, GNED
A have this da, formed Copartnership for the
practice Of LAW AND kQUIrY In sumter and ad-
joining Counties and IL the Uulted Sta @. Courts for
the District Of South Carolina, under the name and
style Of fRICHARDSON NOSE.
JAMES q q. RICHARDSON.
M NrGOMERY MOSES.
SUMNER .. o. FEBRUARY 3. February
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5or Salt.

.5or SALE.
EVOR sALE. TFIR ME FINE No, MILCTH
~ COWS. just after ea1ving, and one fine Saddle
and Draft PONkY five years old. Inquire at No. 50
sTATE-STRERT. fm2* February 26
ENOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. AN tx
IL CELLENT PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE.
having Patent Governor and Wat-r Gauge. Ap-
ply at No 27S EAST BAY. west side, between Went
worth and Tasel streets. ~ February ~
GTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP
y If applied tor Immediately
, ~ One IL horse Portable ENGINE
a. One 4-horse Portable Engine.
M@ ALSO,
~ One S-horsespower ENGINE. in good condition.
CAMERON. BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 15 III, -U%
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Cost ano .founp.

IT OST, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
~ LaDY'S FUR CAPE. either In Calhoun
street or Bethel Church yard. liberal reward will
De given II lett at IHIS OFFICE, or at No. 11s
OALHOUN-STREEr r. March
OsT. ON YEsTMRnAY nKs.KNING.
IL betw 'en the ''Boys' Home" on Ashley street,
and Ferguson's Garden, on -pring street, a FUR
OAPE A suitable reward will be given If delivered
at this Office, or No. 10 CHARLOTTE-SrRREr.
February 27
TNEN DOLLARs REWAKD.-STOLEN
Il or strayed from No. 2 Alexander-street on
thursday, the 25th instant, cow, with red rides
and white head, whi,e along back and belly, short
horns. turned to meet, read ears lett split on top.
February ~ 2M
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GOnratisnal.

rEWHE Dw& wEST REAaALfa Ctpl..
i LH1E This is oae OF the naoat GouriehsMU Al. !.
seta.ions "A the state Fup4ls received at any anac
and oha4ged Goua the time OF ca eiing. u
iMdsn, iEcuding LasAn and Frenohs "a per
month. ~ sssy nm e', -. -.
Boarding. Including Fnel end waahmg. slA 20 per
month. M 3. Il. BUNNcR
Becoeaber Ia s3y nnthgsuo PresSAanf v;
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efanfp Weoos.
1 TO THE LADIES.

XNyR WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE OUR
wv many years. experience In tho msnufacture
TO our customers the finest assortment OF every ar
uole required in our line from tho snaall FRlZZEE
to the fulfWl0, embracing bratds switches OOlls
Waterfalls, CusAiens. Crimps Hair, Bands Caris
Ringlets, 30. N
TORTOI ,E-sHELL DRESSING. TUCK, slDB AND
sANCY COG6S. ana COMBS OF every etheS class.
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QUlNBY'S b CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AN
EENE ART flATrnDv

QU{NBY'S b CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION the LARGEST AND
finest Collection Of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPHs ever
seen in charleston. They are perfect copies of cel
Among the collection may be found SALVADOR
ROSA'S HAD Or CHRIST, Corrsggo's Magdaene
A. Delacroixs Tide Going Out, A. Delacroix's Tide
scenery. Rowbottom's English scenery. saassr:s rS
English and Irish Scenery. Views ON the Rhine Yhe
tJunsfrand. Ahe Wetterhorn. Marine Views. and
The pubic are respectfully invited to call end see
these beautiful Works OF Art They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the pr,ce PCROnLAIN PIO-
TURES Recent improvements in producing theee
pictures enable us to pow offer the at nearly one
half the former prices, aud tar supel or. CAN and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTEs DE vIsIrE AND OTHER
pLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR- #
Especia attention given to children. Also to COPY.
ina old Daguerreotypes and other pictures satisfac-
ion In all cases and at prices to corres-
sTEH EOscOPuc PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON.
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
GEMEThRY #
At Reduced Prices.
4 A Ane collection Of SR lsts
VIEWS OF THE NOUN
n TAINS in MORT II CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER. .9s
These srs tho Arst and only photographs evsr taken
3 in that locality. '',S-' 80
Q4UINBY as q o..
No. 2a KfNa-sTRHlES. II
- CHARLESTON, R.ss.
\ TshmzArv ~ gs5j 3 s.S ;.iS; 3S @ 5s ssg{i ne
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lIlDauts.

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL TEE
w AMERICAN KNI TING MACalNE. Price
$50. The simplest. cheapest and best Knitting Ma.
chime ever invented Will knit 20 600 stitches per
minute. Liberal Inducements 10 agente. Address
AMERICAN KNITIING MACHINE COMPANY
bos on, Mass, or st. Louis, no.
February wfm13%
WANTED. A YOU'VE MAN or 16 OR
w IL, to assist gentleman Planting, near
Orangeburg, 8. O. .r tllt
Compensation $3.50 per annuln, and board and
lodging.
Apply in own hand writing to A. B., at THIS
OfFACE' staung address. Az February 27
WANTED, BY A LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as O
WRITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY &c. Address
Miss 4 e. W., Postoffce, Charleston, 8. O.
October 8
A GENTS WANTBD.--S75 To SaOO PER-
"a month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
ChINE; price $l8 For circulars and terms. address
G: BOWE.S CO., No. 800 South Tbird-street
Philadelphia, Pa 3mo December s
WANTED, SUBSCRlBEKS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES @. RICHTER
Apr1l II No. 16l Klng-street.
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90 Bent.

THNO RENT, I'm THE WESTERN PART
Il OF the city, near the line of street cars q suit
OF three ROOMS. with Storeroom kitchen servants
room. wood and coal house. Apply on the premises
No. SO Montague-s street. to
February Is 6 +. GRANGE S1MONS
TTvO RENT, THAT Largo STORE, No.
j. 68 Broad-street. lately occupied by Mr. Hiram
Harris, with long tore the rear aud the second
story Of same building recently fitted up for Offices
ALSO,
The RB>IDRNCE in st. Philtp-street, next but one
north Of st. Patrick's Church.
Apply to VIM. a. DAWSON.
Real Estate Agent,
February 25 No. 65 Broad-stre
THO RENT, THE STORE AND REST.
IL DENCE. corner Of King and Lamboll-st eets
Inquire OF P. O'DONNELL. on the next Lot north
OF the above. February "a
THO RENT, ONE ROOM, TO ONE Ott TWO
u gentlemen. Apply at No. 141 MARKET
STREET February %
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Meetiuas.

SOLOMON'S LODGE. No. L, A. r. m.
TTNHE MONTHLY COMMUNICATION WILL BE
IL held in Masonic Hall THIS hvENINa, tho 1st
instant, at Seven o'olJck.
Members and Candidates for Degrees will be
strictly punotual in attendance
By order Of the w.
W. A. WILSON.
March Secretary.
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dissolution Of Gopartnersbip.

NOTICE. -THtG COPaRTHERs R.a
Iy TWEEN EDMUND A. SOVDER, ARCHIE .ID
phl,adelphta. was dissolved on he 26th De, enaber
1853; ARCHIBALD 1TY having withdrawn for
En- purpose OF establishing himself In the sHfP
Charleston, =. C. - y
The Arm Of =. GETTY 6 Co., in Char eston. con.
sistin9 OF same partners, ceased to exist on 3ist
hrm are requested to make igs1nslase ps, m,ent 20
their ttorney, Mr. joan GETTY. gIlt@ a n N 2,
Feb uary ~ s@NhaR ~ y.
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/. ~. q. E,

I.O. -. F.
PALMETTO ENCAMPMENT, No 1.
TTHE REGULAR MEETING OF THI CAMP WILL
Il be held THIS EVENING, at Seven O'clock at
Odd Fellows Hall, corner King and Liberty streets.
BY order O. P. ROBERT g. 1ARR,
Scribe.
Merchl mil tx apb 10 mv9 ~ ie7 OIL ivI "a
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PALMETTO STAAM FIRE ENGINE
u' y GOMP>N
FHNHE REGULAR MONTH"; MEETING OF YOUR
IL Company will be held at your Hall, THIS Mon
day. EVENING 1st instant, at O'CLOCK precisely.
BY order Of the Ptesidani.
ALEXANDER DUNCAN
March / Secretary.
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M. A. AND r. a. 3. d., NO. L.
A N EXTRA MEETING OF THIS ASS CATION
IA win be held at helr hall, = HIS (Monday) EVEN
ING, March 1st, A full attendance ie requested
by order President. II March
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KERS. MUSTAOHRS, IMPERIAT.s, So.
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CHARLESTON MECHANIC SOCIETY.
A MONTHLY MEETING OF The cHARLEs-
IA TON Mechanic Society will DO held at the
Masonic Hall, 1H1s EVENING at Seven O'Clock
JOSEPH Guy, Secretary @. M. g.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
YTHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS
i Society will be held THIS FvHsyINa at Seven
o'clock.
hembers are particularly requested to attend, as
there Will be an election for Attending Physician
ana surgeon OF the Roper Hos pital.
MANNING SIuONS, NJ. D.,
March Secretary M. 8. g, G.,
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