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COFFINS AND CASK ETS !
III A R d w A RE, &C,

me Subscriber has now on hand the larpes,
and best stock of HARDWARE TO be found in ~ =
BUILDERS HARDWARE. ALL KINDS. IRON
STEEL AND NAILS. DOORS. SASH
AND BLINDS.
MILL A-ou1 Circular. Hand and Wood Saws: Glass
all sizes; Carriage Hardware &C. ''aS''
customers in want of Hardware viii, al ;.e
interest to call before purchasing A' ~ ior tneir
JOSEPH CLARK
p,,,,,.t No. l. 2 and 8. Revere Hall
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FOR GROUP,

The Balsam will be found invaluable, and may al
ways be relied upon in the most extreme cases.
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CARPETINGS.

few pieces 10 CLOSE OUT at less than MARKET
VALUE, as have no place to keep them. Here is
opportunity TO buy Carpet CHEAP. a. they must
se sold Immediately to make room for other Goods.
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An amiable old widow living not a
hundred miles from the Hub, was asked
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DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country viii tell you. il you
take the trouble to enquire that every one that buvs
bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure from them, speaks
in the most unqualified praise of its great medcina
virtues.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

The Subscriber has fresh stock of DRUGS
and MEDICINES. PURE CHEMICALS,
FANCY AND TOILET GOODS
PATENT MEDICINES,
DYE C0L0RS. TOBACCO. CIGARS. kc 4.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
and put up by an experienced Apothecary
JOSEPH CLARK
No. l. and 3. Revere Hall.
bfatteooro. jan l. 1876. ~
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WHOOPING COUGH.
The testimony of all who have used it for this ter
rbe disease during the last years, is, that it in
variably relieves and cures it.
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CLERGYMEN.

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN. of Allegheny. testifes that
it has cured him. after all other remedies had failed
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From LESTER SEXTON. of Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. "a, 1868
Messrs. c. G. Clark Co.. New Haven, Conn:
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. and it has proved perfectly satisfactory as
remedy. have no hesitation in saying that we have
received great benefit from its use.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) LESTER SEXTON.
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KID G OV ES,
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.

] have large stock Of the above goods in all the
different styles and qualities.
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SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-taking
little and often--and you will very soon find relief
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GEORGE O. GUILD

And full line of everything usually kept in coun
Try store. which will be sold at low prices.
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yield at once to steady of this great remedy.
1t will succeed in giving relief where all other
edies have failed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

HAS Representative Bowen fallen from
Radical grace? If not, how are we to ac-
count for the fact that he is made the sub
ject of the marked and repeated comuen
dation of hir. Brick Pomeroy? The "red
shot" editor, while walking into "the seal
"awags and carpet-baggers that represent
",he Frecdmcn's Bureau in Congress-" in
characteristic style, as "queer looking Gus
.tomers, with hesitatiug, uncertain air
s'about them, not knowing how they ought
''to be taken, aud apologetic of being there
sat alr'-makes pointed and honorable ex
ception of the member from Charleston, as
50 genuine representative who, while being
"fully imbued with the progressive spirit
ssof the age, nevertheless represents the
"interests of all classes of his constituents. :"
And this, not once only, but in several sue
cessive issues of Bricks paper. How is
this? Have the lion and the lamb lain
down together? Or do the loyal electors
of the Second Congressional District snuff
treason in the tainted gale?
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making in all one hundred and fourteen burn
ers, each shaded by ground-glass globe. The
floor will be covered by smooth board floor,
and the music will be placed in the balcony at
the east end of the room. This front OF the
building will be handsomely decorated and
brilliantly illuminated, and the blaze of light,
together with the music from four excellent
bands, the fne view to be had of the dancers
as they whirl past the broad windows, the vast
assemblage OF carriages in the adjacent
streets. and the general excitement, will at
tract much larger crowd outside OF the build
ing than there will be within. The refresh
ment and supper department will be in tho
basement A room of ample proportions is set
apart fer the supper tables, and several small
or rooms, one for ices, coufections and mild
beverages for the refreshment OF the ladies'
md two for such refreshments as are more
generally sought after by the sterner sex.
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WE print to-day a letter from an expo
rienced and intelligent planter in regard to
the probable extent of the next cotton
crop. His views, though differing mate
rally from the generally received opinion
on the subject, are evidently we'll coneid-
cred, and The reasoning by which they are
sustained is strong and practical. We COM
mend the letter to The attention of our
readers.
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The management has the honor to announce that
the GRAND OPEh !, will appear in this C ty for Fix
NIGHTS ONLY, March 1, . 8. 4. 8. 6, with the fol-
pKiMa Dunn. MAIZE FR1EDER1cr,
The brilliant Prima Donna and unrivalled MARCIA
RITA inf ,USTi
PRIMA DONNA CLARA LANG ZIeGLEk'
The great Lyric PEima Donna
PRIMA DONNAS SECUNDa. MATHILDE BERGER,
BERrHa ROUGE
TENoRS-FRANz HTMMER, the greatest Dramatic
anu Heroic lenor in the United states.
JOHANN ARMAND,
The sweet voiced Tenor.
HEINRICH STEINECKE.
The brilliant Baritune.
JOSEPH mEINLICH,
The great Basso and the un urp ssed Saras!ro, IN
the Mag Flute.
WA. BACH,
The famous u 1850 Bufo.
FULL CHORUSAND OR HES3RB.
A. PREDlGAM.. M........a. MUSICAL o1REoToh
The following Grand Operas will be presented:
MONDAY, AARCR l, =
Flowto's charm ng opera.
MARTHA.
TUESDAY. MARCH ..
FRA Ola LO.
WEDNESDAY MARCH 3,
Carl Maria Won Wecers masterpiece,
DER FREISCTIUIZ,
tILe tree Hunte:.)
THURSDAT, MARCH 4,
FAUST.
Friday M4RCH 8,
MI GIG r u II E
SATURDAY, AARCH G,
IL II KOV AT - X r
The management will spare neither pains or c1
pense to give the Operas Us perfect rs possible.
Arm Chairs ani Reserved >cats..... %
Bn Il Seats. .......-..........----. w
IOlOreu. "
The sale OF Tickets for the six Nights Will cou-.
mence O.. WEDNESDAY MORNING. at 10 o'clock pre-.
cisely. The sale OF Tickets for >iDgle Nigh Will
commence on THURSDAY MoRN1so, at the same
hour, aud continue duciDg the wock
Tickets Tor sale at Ho mes Book Store, where
lbrettos will be found OF each Opera.
H. GRAU. General Superintendent.
P. GREESwALL, Agent. February y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

IT Is A pleasant indication that our State
is, one of these days, TO get something else
besides kicks and curses from Congress, to
hear'that the amendment recently proposed
by Senator Robertson to the River aud u.r-
Dor hill, Pdding an appropriation of $50, 900
for the Improvement of Charleston harbor,
was adop'ed without serious opposition.
We are not likely to reap any immediatc
benefit from the appropriation, however,
as the bill was subsequently, reconmi,ted
to the Committee on Commerce, which is
probably the last we shall hear of it during
the present session.
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Feminine TeleSraphy.

The elastic article called by modern phi
lanthropists and strong minded ladies "Wo-
mans Sphere" is about to receive nota-
Bile extension of its already rather uncer-
tain limits. We arc now to have the fair
creatures as telegraphists, and their noto-
rious faculty for disseminating news Is to De
pressed into the service, and invested with
all the RESOURCES of modern science. Schools
of telegraphy for women have already been
opened in several of the large cities of the
Union, and the movement is gaining strength
every day among the "progressionists" of
the North and West. Women undoubtedly
possess many of the requisites for the po'
sition of operators. Their touch is deli
cate and their perceptions are acute. These
latter may prove as quick in dissectiug the
monotonous click of the magnet as in catch
ing the meaning of n glance or the signit-
canoe Of lifted eyebrow. The same fem
mime patience that is now displayed in
abiding the slow but sure triumph of that
odious Miss Flutters in the little matter OF
Captain Fitz Noodles heart, will come ad-
mirably into play in awaiting the last bull
letin of the rising in Cuba. or the latest
fluctuations in gold or cotton. But the
great consideration, we imagine, which
must enlist all the sex on the side of this
new movement by the advocates of their
"sphere," will be the vastly increased fa-
cility which the situation offers for hearing
and diffusing the tattle of the world. 1t
will be delightful for the fair operator in
Charleston to prattle Of the latest scandal
in Chicago, OF the newest fashion at Fon-
tainebleau, so far in advance OF the rest OF
man or womankipd: and if there should be
one of her own sex at the other end of the
line, why the fascination of the labor would
be complete. So let the ladies try their
hands at the wires by oil means.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22

JIMMY ROBINSON"
Champion Horseman Of ibe Universal Leading
Bareback Equegtriani Uusurpassable in all
Roles of tlis school of Arr "an Artist
without Peer" The Sensation
in Europel". The Pride and
Boast OF America
HS- Mr. JAMES ROBINSON, N revisiting the
South with Circus of his own would stnte that he
does SO In accordance with long cherished desire
10 appear before the friends OF his childhood In the
hope Of rece wing the same m1rks of appreciation
that be was 90 oft.imes the rec lent of at the outset
OF his professional Career. Wcarer of 50 den gifls
from nll the drowned Heads Of Europe, POSsESSOR
OF TEE DIAMOND II UDDtD BELT. and with tho
conceded and u ivorsally admitted title Of "CHAM
PION." he desires IN his m inhood 10 receive the full
endorsements of approval trom those who sustained
and encouraged him In his inioncy.
ROBINSON will ride. as he alone Gun, at each en-
tertairment. his RAPID DaHE-BACR AGT throw
ing his FORE ND BACK SOM ERSAUL rs over high
Barriers and Balloons, and ca FRYING HIS INFANT
SON CLARENCE ON his HEADt
MASTER CLARENCE!
The Youngest, smallest and prettiest child who has
ever appear d in the arena, and who, by the Lew
York press, has be, christened THE MITE OF
BEAUTY, will be introlu ed in MINIATURE
MENACE ACT, in which he will, on his Elm White
Pony, give series of exercises illustrative OF the
PAkI IAN HAUL E'COLEi
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FOR Sale.

At PRIVATE SALE, THE HOUSE
n AND LOT at the southeast corner Of King and
Calhoun Streets containing two stores three stories
high, and very large lot. Both stores. at good
rents, are now occupied as grocery stores For
terms, &C. apply to I A. WHITNEY, franklin
street, one door south Of Queen-strcet.
L. D LoVtGREEN,
Executor Estate = 81 Lovegrecn.
n. bah persons having Gains or demands
against tho above Estate. will present the same for
settlement. properly attested; and those indebted
will make pay ymcnt. L. B. LuYEGREtN,
Executor Estate S. II. Lovegrepn.
February IS mtuln3
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Go slen..
T.KENT, A SMALL FA.:M at THE
i corner OF Rut!edge Avcni ic and Moultrie-
street. with comfortable Dwelling House ON 1t.
Onc-th,rt ofihe tarm is planted with Irish Pota-
IS, the balarcc with Cabbage and Pea. The C. op
that's on it will be sold reasonable. Apply al No
81 7kUILEDGEAiLNUE, three doors above Line
s.rect. 2* February 20
TNO EEN: THREE EO.fnIS AND kfTCB-
EN- ROOM, IN The rear OF No. 0 Plt-strect. Ap-
ply at No. 8 PlTT.sTREEr. Q February 20
ITO KENT, FOUR ROOMS, WITH THE
use OF 4 good c c'sern. Apply at No. 10, corner
of ANSON AND SOCIETY STREETS.
February 10 81
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Celebration.

Celebration.
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.
THIRD ANNIVERSARY, 22d FEBRUARY, 1869.
EXERCISES WILL BE hELD IN THE CEN
TRIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MEET
ING-sTREEr. COMMENCING AT
RALF-PAsT sLvEN p NJ.
Order Of E1 ercises;
ANTHEM.
PRAYER. By Rev. ". G. DANA.
ODE, written for the OCCASION by G. HERBERT
SASS. Esq, and delivered by the Rev. G. P.
GADsDEN
GRAFTON. BY the Rev. j. l.. GIRARDEAU, D. D.
HYHIN.
BENEDICTION
ne Members OF The various Charitable kssocia-
icns of this city. citizens generally and ladies es-
pecially, arc respectfully inv TED to attend.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC CELEBRATIONS:
Rev. L. c. EDGtkION, Chairman.
DANL D. GILLILAND. q. q. WILLIAMS.
a meeting ofthe ASSOCIATION win DC held at Masonic
Hall at Four P. NJ This DAY, 22d, for the transac-
ton of business and the election OF officers for the
ensuing year. Members Will comc prepared to pay
arrears.
The Society vii assemble at The Masonic Hall at
half past Niue P. NJ, for Supper.
Members ca procure Tickets from either of the
Committee
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JIMMY ROBINSON"

The Management take special pleasure in announc.
ing the positive appearance Of the only great rider
il the world
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February Is

T. PRIVATE SALE, A DESIRABLE
N BOUSE and four acrc LOT in the Town Of
Aiken, :. G.
Tho House confirms seven tTl rooms on one floor.
cei!ed aud papcred aud two { J good attcs; fronts
south, With piazzas to the south aud urs,, and is III
sood condition, requiring but slig. repairs.
The HI chen con aims three t3) rooms.
The location of these premises IL one OF the best in
Aiken 81 ulted hill II the norihe eis;ern portion
OF the town. "oinuan ing q 6pe view OF the same,
and only about ten llUl minutes walk from tn:
depot.
For further particulars, apply to
GLORiED CONSOR,
February Is No. IL Broad-strecs.
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The following Ladies and Gentlemen constitute the
leading mon bcrs OF
ROErrSON'S CIiaMPIUN CIRCUS!
Miss LUCILLE WATSON. Principal Eques'rienne.
Messrs SHAppY aud WHITNEY. Extraordinary
Gymuas 8.
PETER CONKLIN, Clown of Merit
JULIAN KENI, clever Comedian and Jester.
Mr. WIN SPARKS, Hercuean Athlete.
The LOwANDE BRO THEIRS. Spanish Acrooat', OF
marked abilities
Mr. EAN JOHNSON. HistrionIc Equestrian.
Mr.. Il. ELLINGaAA1. the accomplished Ring
Master.
Mr. THOMAS CARR, Eccentric Vaulter.
Sig. FEen .NrA, Cortortionist and POWER
FUL AUXILIARY CORPS. who, together with q
fine stock of elegantly trained, blooled and marked
Horses and Ponies, constitute tho
BEST CIRCUS EVER BROUGHT SOUTH !!
SPECIAL NOTICE. Tieke's. which will admit the
holders to tho Circus oafore the opcniug of the Ticket
Wagon, will be for sale without nny premium
charges) at the Charleston and Pavilion Hotels.
IBE CHAMPION nELT won and worn by Mr.
JAMES ROBINSON, will be upon exhibition at the
.welry eat bshment of JANE, Z. SPEAR, King
street, opposite Hasel.
The City Bailway Cars on boh limos will bo in at
tendance at the termination of each nlgh:s perfor.
nance of Robinson. Champion Circus.
February22 wsmtu4
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n
QUtNBYs & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION III" LARGEST AND
finest Collection of CHROMo LlTH0GRAPHS ever
seen in Charleston They ure perfect copies of eel
cbrated Works of Art both ancient Ind modern.
Among the collection may be found SALVADOR
RuSA'S HEAD Or CHRIST, CorTeggos Magdalene,
A. Delacroxs Tide Going Out, a. Deacroi1's Tide
Coming Iu, Turner'S Venice, Jacksons English
See merry, Rowbottom's English Scenery. Bakers
English and Irish scenery. yIcss on the Rhino, The
Junsfraud. The Wetterborn, Marine Views. and
many Others
thrso beautiful Works OF art They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction N the prce PtR0kLAIN PIC
iURES Recent improvements N producing these
pictures enable US To otter the ut nearly one
half the former prices, and iar supc. or. Call and
oXamine specimens.
OUR CARTEs DE VISIlE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UMSUR-
PASSED.
E>perial attention given to "bildrep. Also to copy
lug old Daauerreoypes nc otter pictures Satisfa:-
ton III all cases gIr.uteed and ut prices to CORES
pond with The times.
STEts EsfsCOPIc PICTURES
AND
OrHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON.
FORT SU1lrEE AND MAGNOLIA
CEMEr,.RY
At Reduced Frfccs.
A fine COLLECTION oi
STEREOSCOPIG VIEWS OF THE NOUN
JAINS IN NOE Ii CAROLINA AND TIE
FRENCH BEOAu RIVER.
These arc the first and o@y Photographs ever taken
in that io-alilY.
GUM BY a. G o.,
No. 2Gl KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. @.
February Il l8
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NTHS. III. F. FOHDHAnI RE-Pr TT
lN FULLY announces that she will re.pon
school for Misses AND CHILDREN. on MONDAY,
MHrch ls.. at hor residence, Amherst street.
N II SPECIAL attention :iycn to Arithmetic and
Gramnl r. thm2 February l6
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Gopartnersbip llOtifr.
Educational.

rT,IIE DUE WEST FEMALE col.
i LEGE This Is one OF the most fourishing in.
stituions il the Sta.e Pupils received at any ,ime
ana ch srgcd from the time OF on oins
1miion, including Latin and French, 81 Per
month.
Boarding including Fuel and Washing. S14 50 per
mCnth. J. =. DUNN!R.
Hccembcr IA mth3mo President.
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lI)Gnts.

WANTED, A SMALL HOUSE In THE
w LOWER part of the city below Broad-strect
pr,ferred.) Rent must be moderate. Address LOCK
BOX No. 20, Cbarlcetcn Postofhce.
Eohr11ary 10 mw2
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A GENTS WANTED.--S75 TO $500 PER
n month, or q commission from which twice
that amount can be nude by selling The latest i'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY >EhINTi MA
CHINE; price SIS. For circulars and terms address
C. BOWIE & CO., No. 800 South Jhird-street
Plila relphia, Pm. 3mo December s
WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUE
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES C. FIGHTERS Select Library Of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April q No. 1Gl KING-STREET.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNIIED sIA1Hs-FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH. .CAROLINA.-IN rHE Ma TER OF
RICHARD ROPER, nANKRUP1-IN hANKRUPT-
CY--To ,ohom il may concera: The undersigned
hereby giys notice OF his appointment ns ASST nee
OF RICHARD RI PER. Of Charleston. III the District
Of Charleston and state OF South Carolina, within
sdd Di i.trict, who has beeu atiudged bankrupt
upon his own petition. by he District Court OF said
District.
Dated the 9Th day of February. A d.. 1869.
l.. ". O'HEAR, Assignee.
Fcbruarys m3
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.MfftiHqs.
WASHINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.


WASHINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.
THE TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY MEETING
THIS EVENING the 22d instant. at seven oc och pre-
cisely. CHARLIE Y. R1CHAHOSON.
Secret ry ". r. Co.
The Anniversary Supper will be given at the MAI
kct Hall al half.past Nine O'Clock. Invited guests
respectfully requested to be there at that hour
February % y
WASHING rDN ARTILLERY FRIEND-
LY SOCIETY.
A TTEND THE THIRD ANNTvERS AIRY MFEI-
N ING THIS tJondayl EvENING, the 22d inst, al
half-past Seven O'Clock, at Hall, corner King and
Liberty streets.
Business Of importance will be transacted.
supper table at O'Clock, to which the mem
bers are cordially invited.
By order. E. NJ. HACKER,
February q Secretary.
SOUTH CAROLINA FRIENDLY So
CIETY.
N1HE TWENTY-NINrH ANN1Y MEET
ING of this Society will be helh This EVEN
ING, at Kroegs Hail. Wentworth-s'reet. at Eight
o'clock. I he members are requested to be punc-
tual in their attendance.
BY order J6HN B. sH1RER, President.
February22 II T. HIScH. secretary.
SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
rENHE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK OF THIS
Il Company are requested to meet This DAY, t2d
instant at Twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Hall OF the
Southwestern Railroad Bank, for the purpose OF
Or -aniznG the Company.
G. 8. CAMERON,
I. D. MUWRY, T
j. NJ. BLARELY,
February %
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BfT Doors opan at balfpast One and half-past Six.
Entertainments will commence punctually half an
hour after opening
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WANTED, TO HI;:E. A HOUSE con-
w TANNING not less than six rooms in the
western part of the cty, GLOW lhoun-,'ree aud
convenient to the City Railway. Must he in good
re palr With dry lot Address, stating to ms and 10.
Gallon. to BUX No. 27s, Charl ston Posofllce.
February 81 9
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llutifes in Daahruptfp. :

TN TUE DIS rKICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED ST TIES FOR The DIS rRIoT OF
SOUTH cAROLINA.-IN THE MATTER OF
THEODORE SIONtY, BANKRUPT-lN BANK
RUPTCY.-To 1uhom il may cvncern: The under
signed hereby gives notice OF his appoih ment as
ASS anee OF THsOrORE STONEY, OF Charleston,
in the District of Charleston, and state o. south
Carolina wi Inn said Di,rict, who has been adjudg-
ed Bankrunt upon hi, own petition, by the Dis
trl t Court + sal District
Dated The 9th day OF February, a. D. 1863.
L. W. O'HEAR.
Fohrunry8 mS Assignee.
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yJTANTED, SUBSCRIBEKS FUR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZIAES AND NEW
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES C.. RICHTER,
Apr1l 81 No. 1G1 KIng-strcct.
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WANTED IMNIEDI.TELY. BY a GEN
w TIEMiN, q suite Of ROOMS, plainly fur.
n,shed and in good locality; down town preferred.
An abundant supply of water must be close at hand
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