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A Aew Material for Paper.

Some very interesting experiments have
been in progress at the Cicksssabogue Pa.
per Mills. near Mobile, ss we learn from
the Mobile Register. under the direct su
pervision Of Dr. B Reed, Of Tuscslooss,
well known as the inven.sr Of the Reed
S6ell which has rendered tho PARROT gun
80 effective an engine of destruction in war
fare. Several years since, when the cost
and scarcity Of rags rendered it important
to discover some material which might be
substituted in whole or in part for rags
was the subject Of much thought and inves.
tigation, the idea occurred to this gentle
man that the okrs plant, belonging to the
family Of the cotton plant, and containing
. good deal Of excellent fibre, might be ad-
vsntsgeeusly used in the manufacture Of
paper. With him, to think was to sot, and
he at once commenced series Of expert
ments with view to subject the theory to
spractiosl test. Obtaining small boiler,
capable Of bearing considerable steam
pressure, and gathering q few stalks as they
we're left in his garden, he c mmenosd his
work with the patience, labor and perse-
verance which seem to belong in high de-
gree to inventors, and are essential to their
success.
The experiments thus far made demon
strared the fact that good brown pspe,
could be made of okrs; but it remained to
show that this material could be bleached
to sufficient whiteuess to make it available
for printing or book papers, and if so, at
what cost in comparison With rag or other
material To decide BY aotusl test, this
important question was the object Of the
investigation at the Chickssssbogue Mills
70 which we have referred. The expert.
ments we're concluded, and the result is
gratifying to those engaged in
them. and is Of particular interest to the
press, dealers in and manufacturers of
paper generally, and to farmers and 6 r
deners in the South within reasonable d,s.
tances of paper mills. Iu the opinion of the
experienced paper makers who watched the
progress of the work from the cutting Of
the dry stalks Of okra to the production Of
paper from the machine, the following
points may be regarded as established:
Okrs requires bat little handling to
prepare for boiling, is readily passed
through the cutter, nee IS no sorting, and
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down the front stairway. On his father reach
ING the hall landing, Marshall walked toward
the front door, drew revolver and shot at his
father three times in rapid succession. Mr..
Evans retreated through the parlors and fell
near the dining room. His son followed, and
as the body was lying on the floor he bent over
it, but said nothing, and when the police en-
tered the last words Of the dying man we're:
'Don't harm my boy, for he didn't know what
he was doing" Young Evans is twenty-slx
years old, has been afflicted with rheumatism
for many years, ana has recently behaved IN a
violent manner to his wife and members OF
his own family. He was, without doubt, IN
sane, for he has been, until few weeks, a
good son and an affectiouate husband.
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vt. OUD NOT Ell.

TaIs EE@ AND coMMoI IoUs BoUsE. LooA1.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-eecond rect.
possesses sdvan,agea a other houses for the a
eonmodatiou o. its guests. 1t was built expressly
for Arst-cl1ss family boarding house-the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated ly siean-Eilb bot
and cold ter. and furnished second 10 none; While
the culinary department Is Ia the most eI 'erirnceo
nands. at riding euests an unequslpd tabl.
One OF Atwood's Patent Eleraiors IL al.c among
the ''modern inpr ovemsnts" ano ut the service o.
guests 1t all hours.
Tie broadway ane University Plsc- Car Gas, the
door every iour minutes, rupnIn. hola the itJ
Hail to Central Park, while the sixth au eventp
Avenue lines ara but short block IN ei uer si1e
aaordicg ample facilities for communicative With al
'hs depois, steamboat landings, olaces of srnse.
uent and business of the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY, Proprtetors.
March IL eues
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THs suggestions Of the Chamber Of
Commerce in regard to the manner oflicens-
ing pilots will, we hope, receive some at.
'eution at the hands of Governor Scott. The
old system worked perfectly well, and the
new system works infsmousiy. II is hard to
see that there is any political question
wrapped up in this pilo,age matter, and We
trust that Governor Scott will recommend
the repeal of the obnoxious act, and that the
Legislature will have sense enough to adopt
the recommendation
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Deep Water.

The Committee Of the Chamber OF Com-
merce. to whom was referred the subject OF
examiuine the Beach or Sullivan's Island
Channel, report that the greater part of the
channel shows q mean low water depth OF
over thirteen feet, and that with some little
dredging this channel can easily be made
the safest and shortest entrance and outlet
to the port Of Charleston. The committee
recommend that application be made to the
Treasury Department to have survey
made, and an estimate taken Of the expense
of dredging the channel and ofremoving the
wrecks which lie in it, SO that Congress may
be memoralized for an appropriation to
cover the whole expense. Such memorial,
supported as it would be by the whole
State, would doubtless be successful. but, as
the memor;sl cannot be presented until The
cost of the work to &c done is ascertained,
it seems to us that it would be better to sp-
ply to City Council to have tho necessary
surveys made at once, at the expense Of the
city. Red tape in the departments would
cause . long delay, and Congress might
have adjourned before the survey was com
pletsd. If, however, the work be put in
hand at once by the city, we shall within
. short time know what it will cost
to obtain and maintain depth CT
twenty feet at high water in the Beach
Channel. And, in this connection, it
has suggested itself to US that 1t will
not be well to con6ne the survey to one
channel only. The greatest depth Of water
expected to be obtained in the Beach Chan
mel is about twenty feet. This must do, if
we cannot do better; but it seems to US that
the Main Ship Channel, also, should be
carefully surveyed for the purpose Of as
oertaining whether We cannot have at that
point as much as twenty five feet Of water.
At the same time, detailed information
might be obtained from Europe concerning
tha 0hasqesass,feeda II fngflsk ports, a
work to which deepening our channel to
twenty Eve feet would be bsgatelle. In
this way we should be dealing with hard
facts, and should have before US the records
of what others have done under oircum
stances more embarrassing than our own
We have not been able, 50 far, to give thi-
important subject all the attention it merits
but, it appears to US, the wisest course is TO
begin the survey without delay, to have
both the Main Ship Channel and the Beach
Channel surveyed, and to obtain from Eu
rope all the information in regard TO similar
undertakings which is in any way scces
sible. The expense will not be great, and
if we venture nothing we cannot win the
high prizes in the mighty game Of commerce
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Reviews.

TEE MAN WHO LAUGHS. Complete By Vic
tor Hugo. New York: D. Appleton d Co.
Charleston: John Russell.
Those who have not had the courage to
read the latest work of Victor Hugo in the
pages Of Appleton's Magazine, may now at
tack it in complete form with better pros
pect Of amusement aud edifcation. The
Man Who Laughs is q wonderful work in
more senses than one, but it has power and
force whatever it's occasional buffoonery and
broad brutslity-snd will be universally
read. The author says in his preface
"The true title of this book might have been
"Ari,tocracy Another book which will fol
slow may be entitled 4onareh, And these
1.-TWO books-if it is permitted to the author
"to complete this lsbor-will precede and
dead to another, which will be called Ninety
s.TArss" So there is more to come.
The complete copy Of "The Man Who
tFFIsToN JOURNAL. New York: D. Appleton
& Co.
The monthly issue for August includes the
four numbers of the Journal published that
month, with an index for the first volume,
tuat closed with the twentieth number The
volumes will be completed semi-anuuslly
hereafter. The distinctive feature of the
Journal is it's union Of fiction, science,
literature snd illustrations, without dis
csrding certain amount Of news. The
first volume shows that it will be sustained.
The papers that are given are Of a high de-
gree Of merit, whichever department they
fill, and it is not too much to say, perhaps,
that the Journal is dischargiDg an impor-
tant function in raising the standard Of cur
rent literature and absolute knowledge in a
large circle of society. 1t deserves support
quite as much as any literary undertaking,
and principally because it gives solid re-
turn for solid outlay.
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NH A X l. e STON HOT e l. ,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIEST.cL..sS BOTEL. SITUATED IN
pleasant location aud in the business portion Of the
cit renders 1t the most desirable Iotei for either
permanent or TRANSIENT guests he accommodations
are unsurpassed. having extensive suites nj elegantly
III nisned ap .rtments TO- miles single gentle
neI. The proprietor will endeayor 10 maintain the
birh reputation 9 joyed By the charleston as o
trft class hous", anu effort Sl be Spared TO de-
serve continuance OF the liberal patronage hereto.
fore bestoWe1 upon it
The besI Of Live y accommodations win be found
adjoining the establishment.
The house 1. supplied with the celebrated Arte
alan Wster Of which delightful baths eau be had
either day or night. Z. B. j OK on,
July l3 Proprietor.
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laotifes tn Danhruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES. For SOUTH CAkOLINA.-
August T. Ri, 1863. - N THE MATTER OF
" :. REDDIhli, BANKRUPT.-PETIIION FOR
FULL AND FINAL d., HAhGE IN BANK
kUPT Y.-trdered. That q hearing be had on
the FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A ID. 1869, ut Fed
eral Courthouse in Charles on. g. T., und that
q creditors, &C.. OF said Bankrupt appear at
said time and &C (, aud show cause, If any hey
car why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted.
By order of the Court the 2lh day OF August 1869.
DANIEL HOfLBErK,
Clerk of the District Court OF he o. :. for SC.
August ~ t3
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CHI ARIES TO N.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 80. 1865
Tho News Prtce Current.

On Wednesday next, September l, we
will publish TEE Nsws Price Current, con-
tanning our usual full and accurate review
Of the markets for the commercial year
closing on the s1st instant. Orders for ex
ira copies, with or without cards, must be
left at TIE NEWS Office by Tuesday evening.
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lost auD jouno

EUFTY DOLLARS REwAND.-LOST
Il on the 22d inst one BLACK HORSE MUI.E.
abou' five years DID, with white nose. N fine order.
roacbed and trimmed about six weeks ago white
hairs on bis back. the marKs OF cart saddle. 1he
above reward will be paid for him with evidence to
convict the thlef, II stolen and I taken up twenty.
five Dollars will be paid for his delivery to ILAG-
HORN, HERRING 4 CO., Accommodation Wharf
August %
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nissalntiau nf Q[qnartnership.

THE COPA "TNERSHIP HERETO.
/ FOaR existing under the name and style Of
WILL lam u. WBILDBN & CO having this day eI-
pred by Its own Limitation we, the undersigned,
have formed a new Iopartnership under the same
uame and style. for the transaction OF business at
No. 256 KING 'OliNRR OF BEAUFAIN STREET,
and No 1877 MEErING->TREET, Charleston, =. @.
WILLIAM G.. WHILDEN.
W GEOVGE GIBBES.
STEP EN- THOMAS, JR.
W. 8. LANNEAU.
August IA, 1869. mf6 August 16
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We learn that the railroad bridge across
the two branches Of the Cape Fair is COM
pleted The bridge was begun two years
ago. and is said to be equal to any work of
'he kind in the Ulited States. Passengers
will now escape the ferry at Wilmington,
which has always been one of the ugly
features Of trip North by the sea. coast
route.
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On THE Abbeville circuit the juries, in all
cases brought on ante. war debrs. have given
vsrdicts for one-half the principal and in
terest to January l, 1861 In cases of Con-
fedsrate dsb's, the rule furnished by the
act of 1869 has been applied, except in
cases of peculiar hardship.
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ENUR SALE, -FOUR nlcC ,RrHY KOL.
L LER SINS, second hand, but little used
l Prem 'um Farm Grist Mill, "Proseus" Patent
l Hand-power teel Grst Mill
10 Ploughs, Of varied and most approved patterns,
all but little used an ut low prices
! Cotton eaker
Four.horse Power steam Engine. second hand, In
good condition
Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY e. CO.,
Nor beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
Auoust9 1mO
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RemaDaI.

n DEMOvAL.-THN UND e tcs G N K ID
r, at be has removed his Soda Water Mandatory
from No. 6se King. street to No Sc HASELsTREEi,
between Ansou.streit and East Bay. Thank ng
bi. friepds and customers for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon him a. the old stand, ne nopes
IN reeeye the same in tue SAM measure a his new
mace. G T.. KORNAHREN-.
soda Water Manufsctory,
kugnst "a fbstuSs No sc Hasel-street
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FRESH DRUGS.


TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE
C AND RETAIL BY DIR. b. BAER, No. 1S
MEETIIG-STREE1-
RISON's TOBACCO ANTIDoTE
Roses Cough Syrup
schenk's Pumonic Syrup
SChenk's S66weed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy =
Cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chiorodyne
German Blood or ''Kaiser" Pill, &c. &c.
Flemings Worm Connections
Woghts Rejuvenatng Elixir
Churchilrs syrup Hypophosphits of Lime
Van Deusen's Worm onfertlons
Hurley's Wo m Candy
Bardotte' Worm Sugar Drops
Gr@tenberg Pills
Cephalic Pills
schallenberRer's Fever and Ague Pills
Strong's Pills
McLane's Liver Till, -
Linn's Vegetable Pills
Russell's Soothing Cordial tor Children Teething
Jayne's lteratve
Jaynes E1peetorant
Jayne's farminative
Jayne's Sanstive Pills
Radway's Ready Relief
Railways B. Pills
Radways Ready Resolvent
June 81 mwf
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nor SAs r., HOO ACXES OF WILL
II FINGERED LAND in lower rt OF barnwrl
Count ak miles from south disto River. Terms
made very low For particulars, address Dr.. G. B.
hUFrU, Graham's Turnout, C.S. r. K.
August 90 D&C SO
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q CHiSULM.
FACTOBS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AGENTS,

SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE ANp
sHIPMENT Ito Foreign and Domestic Pcrte) OF
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL sToass
ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston. g. O.
8. WILLIS. ........"..,..........A. 3. CHIS0Ln
October Is
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C,OK SALE, OLD newspapers IN
L. any quantity. Price rs cents per hundred.
The cheapest Wrapping paper that can be used. Ap.
plv AZ the ONCE of rHg NEWS. March
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m,aes, Giquprs, Gtf.

n l. d w n K e 81.
1HE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NoUNCE that they have been appointed by Aessrs.
HENRY =. HANNIs & Co., Of Philadelphia, their
sole Agents for the Stie Of south Carolina for the
sale OF their celebrated ACME Xxx, xxx, xxx,
NHO1 AR CABINET and o;her brands OLD BYE
VIII KIE>.
They Also wish to announce that they will be In
constant receipt OF their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE BYE VIII KIE5, direct frou
DistLery at HannisvlIe, Be. kelley County, West
Virginia
Liberal contracts Will be ma lie tor Ia ue lots of
new Whiskles in bold at Di3tillerV Warehouse.
CLACIU WIFE,
No. 81 East Bay street,
June l6 wfm3Dos bareston, S. c.
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A UGTlONEEHs, BEOK KERS, ND
n others wishing "I or sale" Hazards, Business
cards or other Joo Printing executed with neat
and dispatch will consult their interest by Ieav
ing their osders at The NEWS JOB OFFICE. No.
l49 East RaY.
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Dn,nraa.e.

-3nsurua.f.
g . T H AAt
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PURELY A SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets July 1, 1869. $50, 900
DIVIDEND DECLARED. FORTY PER CENT.
IN'URES LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS LOjNEs Its principal business is with
southern states. and to them It appeals for patron.
age 1t has ample means to fully protect polcy.hold
ers and pay ell losses.
JOHN B. GORDON. Pi Piesid-nt.
B. q. HILL, q. q. C0LaUIrT, vice.Prssidents.
A. AU,TELL. E HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
". o. MORRIS, secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
atlanta. Ga.-JoHN B. GORDON. A. AusIK1L, E. ".
HOLLAND, ]. F. ALEXANDER. j. 81. CALIAwAY, J. NJ
JOHNSON.
Athens, Ga.-e. c. YAscEY, BENZ Il. BILL, Rob-
ERr 1HoMAs
Columbia, s.. C-wApE BAMproS.
Augusta Ga C q PHrs1zY BDwABD IHoMAs.
Madison, CAD. E. BUrLER
Nasbington, Ga.-RoBERT TooMBs.
Cuthbert, Ga B J NTH.
Newton, "a "a. q. coLQUITr.
Charlotte Y. C.-TM HNsToN
Allendale C-B. L. W1LLEaHAM.
Greensboro, n. CIV. a. CALDWELL.
J.H. MILLEE, General Agent.
ArGU TIA. GA.
s. Y. TUPPEH, Resident Agent,
CHARLESTON. s. c.
W. DESAus>URE NJ D., Medical Examiner.
August 10 DAG 2n.os
THE CA LIMA
LIFE INSURANCE OMPANY
Memphis, Tennessee.
President, MI. WTCKS, President Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
vi e-President, J. T. PETIT.
secr.tary, " F.. BOYLE.
apItA1.. - oOO.OOU.
.................S745,0O 900.
OVER THREE thousand POLICIES ISoUkD
since September. 1857.
Agents deslrei throughout he State.
3. MAGILL, No. 65 Broad-street
General Agent for South Carolina.
August 16 mth1no
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COFFEE. sUG r, &c.
20 BAGS CHOICE BIO COFFEE
OO 80 bags Prime Bio Coffee
25 bags, hooe Laguayra Coffee
Is pockets Choice Java Coffee
400 barrels various quaiiies Refined SUGARS
ALSO.
PEPPER, MACH %, SODA. &c.
For sale by HENRY CoBIA & co.
August T fmw3
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naILIP sCHrCKMA>N, DEALER IN
WUR>TtD AND TRIMMINGS. has removed
to his tormer store, No Oil KING-STRtEI, oppo-
site gasel.street. August "a
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abaub.

CIx HUNDRED HANDS WANTE ED, FOR
- work on the Brunswick and Albany Railroad,
Georgia. wages one dollar and twenty five cents
(Sl 25I Der day. Free transportation out. For fur.
her PARTICULAR apply st the corner OF Vandsrh orss
and. Coming streets, or at Forest House, No. 100
King street., of GEORGE L. PRATT. j. T. MER-
GER, Agent B. and A. R. E.
August 80
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Dull AND NEW FOUNOLAND PUPS
ID FOB sALE.-Gentlemen who have engaged
PU PS from the advertiser will please call Tor tn,
at No, I43 KING-- -rREET 81 August ~
y low rates at MAGSHALL's WHARF.
August 20 limo
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ITO KE~T, A HALF or HUUsE e
pleasant, situlied in the central part OF the
city. Apply at No. 272 K1NG.STREET.
August %
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do Rent.

ITO RENT. Alt THAT COMEORTA.
BILE DWELLING NO. 62X Imith.strset. Pos
session given Immediately, Also, for sale. TWO
DR,I ABLE BUILDING L0 = on sui vans LIS
laLd. Apply to HENRY oETJEN. No. Marion
street. Wins August 70
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ier SaIe.

PRIVATE SALE, AT No. 80 NJ Az.
"A KET->TREEr. near Meeting, one DONKEY.
win Cart and Harness. will be sold ON Tuesd y,
SLIT instant Can be seen between tho hours Of A..
Al aud p. N. o. August 80
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WANTED. A COMPETENT AND Re 1E.
w LIABLE N A N. a coppersmith and Iur.
ner, accustomed to Railroad work. Good wages and
steady employment. Address G. COLLINS, Master
Of Mschinery, A. and g. Railroad, Savannah Ga.
August 81
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ITO KENT, TIE PLEASANTLY STU
ATEp three and half story hE'lDENCE. No.
SO smiths IT. est, near Vanderhorst Apply at NO
LIeLRlY.SlREET. 81 August ~
DEAL estate AGENTS, AND OFFERS
II, having houses to rent, can have their Pacards.
&c. printed al the lowest rates and in the newest
and neatest styles Of type, at The NEWS JOB Of
tICE No. lao East Bay
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naWf
HONEY !!

E,oRsALE, WHOLESALE AND Retail BY
II DR.. q. BAER,
June 26 No. Isl Meetng-atreet.
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Mrs. EDWARD B. WHITES ENG:
M LIsH AND FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL
FuR YOUNG LADIES' removed to No. 50 West 42d
street. opposite Reservoir Park, New York City:
References: Bishop Potter. New York; sishop
Davis South Carolina; Rev. W. e. Bfantly: A'anta'
Ga Professor henry, Smithsonian Institute; Gene
raj wade Hampton South Carolina; WV. Corcoran,
Washinpt n, D c.; President Middleton Charleston
College; Professor charles Dawes New YORK; W. Gil
more simms, South Carolina; Professor Bartlett
West Point Military Academy.
August "a D&o
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TNURMAS UNIVERSITY. g RE A.
WILLIE .C.-rhe next session OF this INSTi'
TU1ION will open the 1brh september, and continue
forty weeks Without ntermission.
Three years' scholarships may be obtained coLdi.
toned on the payment of thirty dollars annually
for three years, and entttnR the holder Of schol
arship to the tuition Of pupil in all the regular
schools the payment Of the incidental rec OF nve
dollars. Except to holders Of Scholarships. the
charge for tuition for the year will be sixty dollars,
aud Ave dolsrs for incidental expenses. For In
struchon In Practical Chemistry, or in Modern an
gunQes there will be extra charge, to be regua-
ted by the size OF the class
The regular Schools embrace Mathematics and
Mechanical Philosophy, Professor JUDSON; Latin
Language aud Literature Professor fABER; Greek
Language Professor Ninth; Chemistry and Natu
raj Philosophy Professor HARRIS; Logic, Rhetoric,
an intellectual and Moral Philosophy, Professor
FURMAN.
Spanish.
Good Boarding exclusive Of lights and washing,
can be obtained at about SIS per month.
Catalogues Scholarships can be obtained by ad-
crossing the subscriber.
August 23 ls president.
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WANTED, A GUOD lCOLOHED SER
w Want Immediately, to cook, wash and IRON,
and do general house work. Apply o. NO. 10 .. aAu-
CLIRFE.STREET,s southwest side. corner Of Thomas.
Inonat al mw2
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. In both Eng
lish and German. by Robert stewart, v: b., OF Miss.
he work covers the whole ground OF the breeding
bo.h in sickpess and health. It has won Its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. T. VEN (,
Publlsher Cincinnati, O. 6moS March lS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-30

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