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rsT7arrRaH. NnE. 1:.-Urude petroleum tn.ske
her. Atl6te- MoEt uncf,n& Al the SANG. We auot.
stt ontt!nk if.e: .e!es III tht year Il te Rennr<
lut' e.eh for Seveual~t I'd december II A9c ",
Gaotr November ii N'lf4Ne: December. 5te bid
Sttl bfla
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E.cttcr from Srnnfcr $acrEnn nu.
lion. John Sherman, OF Ohio, has written the
following rcp'y TO an Invitation 10 attend the
Geors1a Stale Fair Al Macon;

itou. @nnn Snfffnan, o! Gn.op las written the
toioKluG reply TO an Invitation 70 attend the
GeoEt1a State Fair Al Macon;
MANSFIELD. Ohio, Oct &c, 1sdo.
DEAR SIR: have hten ro.tpOp,nR for a long
tine Al tEsxeF to your INVITATION 10 attend the
Georgia state Ear At Macout on The I6'h 0t No
Eembcr EXT, El'h The sincere hope thlt nigh.
be able to nccept III hut 1t Is nov manifest tha.
will not be aoac to lta1e here In time to do 40,
desire very much 10 Visit not only your State, but
Ri The Gulf ard cotton stAte', 10 learn hy actual
observation the great etsonrrea OF tnt1 sery
important section Of our common country. The
heat and Anlmostty growing out Of the inststntton
Of slavery for long time prtct1ded one of
my political convictions ffom doing 20
~ith sat1stacsiou. hut NOV I Tee! that tn the
changed condition Of AFFAIR.", no Fcasoa exists why
could uot do &C. My earnest ~hn IL to con.
tttn0te IN every WAY possible to the developuea.
and prosperity Of the South For that purpose II
10 public duty to study your tesoutrcs-to be-
coGe ACQUAINTED With your wants -sne character
and inclsnations OF Jour people, and espectalll
tneN PRODUCTIONS AID employ Jmentk- SeAt1s all
nc public men Of ihts section have c0btned
!neif visits to the East or the West, aud We oul1
knoF Of The cultivation Of cotton and 1lce Al VI
~ y! te1 and coffee hy wh3t q read and nos by
Nhat We rec. Your State Fair would ESc me Ut
EACe1lent oppo1t unit 10 learn mant things, and
!ekEc! ny Inability 10 attend Il hope, no +
Esei. to pass through the south beiort lnc meet
! ine o. eohRreas. and II do So will be very nApp.
~ taeet Jon At sAfa1cah, am truls yours,
Cuu
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NEW foH4. Nov. r. nrrvrs heavy. 4 frw fat 1,ts
brought i!Ass+e. ts-arst "Is Father ef rhe marx e
c1osu WITH hot rtui sstlx Tho MeAihef hasIuk
I'd.
khe<r verv dull md un+hAne~d.
10 Iouitry,
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Rnbtroad 1'uun%tl3r,r.

RICHMOND, Nov. 17.-Totay tie xorern.n
euoek ight IN the tuunel between White SnInhnr
SRsnEt nho Cox,nEton. on the Chesapeate L
few days p'e'eo II =
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Mnn1Ir, Nos. 16.-This city #a> visited ty gale
to ttas, doing considerable i!auuxc. The ROOT c
the hntl,i!Eg Ct tho Mobile / Dhio tEctsh, dcpo'
and ope VI h!tC man killed.
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Nav funx. Nov T.,
tsontInurd inactivity rrrv Aita ln tfr wp.i mArart
Itc sir~s tu}rrs aud bold n .sr arart II rte~e
md fssnsaetans arr fesiftttrd. heks Ernrrk1sy
p6t t1nr ~n7ls tu ix4l rraurst hui low and NE
etana krAses rtt4in ihrir relative vsluc.
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Frt1HNlAs


berlin, Nor. II.
The government announces its intention of re-
forming the laws controlling the public pteas
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PEORIA. Nor, 1.-THE Putnur House. ~ W.T..
CITY, burned day Of tRo $50. Losa sosnt II 90 .
lntufance in the neignnoIhnod Of u Ell Tnt
, 1oilain9 vas tofai1{ desuoyed. conto. tt Eared.
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LISBON, Nov. Il.
AiE!ccs from Montcslieo report violent storm
Al the mouth OF the Ii Tlsta- Thirteen yeasrla
were wrecked, Sauea not nscertalned,
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= e1aAC& aof DxafasnRca AEn inst n Tc1c.
Ernph Comnnnv.


III A!STt. n Soy. ls--Ycstcrcay the sure..o.
~ W,s1 aeT1slon IN The case Of Ucc rs
nc pla.ntin tl6 dausRea Tue damaces ciai,ned
were t2o 90 for an error IN the irausrt..,nn ~
teltgsaphic message, VI "
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NEv Yonk MOI. t7--Thr1e Aas heen Int little do.
ine in the dry koda 4radr today The market u zen.
c34liy 4utsk aud unchanged
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hTKRLE T. HIfOHNHK,
NkR94AfHA AAtA21!sIka AuAA1A lAA1ko&x tina.
fkK hEIL.ulhd
Aes A~A4sAa y Eats~s tn TnkauN1
q ~ ~ vaisA, a~1 a.~ fuT DsEs Hs+Ay. ~
4sLAy 1@3st.8.E ~ h+s-+i%t y Assseo, u f.bt.As
s~s' IAsss 1FrAs. fstsCsts' AAt ~s1As~ oF H.
t{Fx{. kA&AAA3 4{&
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FaaTns, Mr.. &7.=h4spFAl r~flHlaA have bran
ArEeste't fHl sAlansltu apIErtlhlnlA4 HppA iAt
lFrtgtst NJ IAu }tIssub i A4tt#hy tta,iF1att.
, 1869-11-18
Just PUBLISHED.

FIR safe ty al Hnn1sttrs. s.t P1sseiI oa reee;.x
u FsSe. by LAx P.SHsAers
FIELDS, OSGCoD g. CO.. Boston.
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cuneo aud tho carpot-Bagger.

The political cauldron is bubbling at u
great rate in Georgetown. Tho Radical
nominating convention settled upon one j.
a. Bowley, New England carpet-bagger,
as the candidate for the vacancy in the State
Legislature. The respectable colorcd pco-
pie were naturally incensed; for they think
as VIC think, that one respectable and intel
ligent freedman is worth ut least score of
carpet-baggers. So the freedmen resolved
to put up man who should represent them,
not New England. They have made John
Lucas, native born freedman Of Wacca-
nav, the representative OF tho eolored Re
publicans. And, in tho absence OF an Anti
Radical candidate, we hope that Lucas, the
anti-carpet-bagger, will whip New England
out Of the field.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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months 50; three months So; one month 76 cents.
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period.
SUBSCRIPTIONS III ALI cases payable in advance,
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ADyERTIsEAESTs.-First insertion 10 cents a
line; subsequent insertions 10 cents line Spc-
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ness Notices 20 cents q line each Insertion. Mar
rlage and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cats
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Address RIORDAN, DAWSON Il CO., :
No. 149 East Bay, Charleston, 8. G..
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Plain Talk,

Tho Orangeburg Ne'cs, speaking of the
strife in the Radical party which gave the
Conservatives their grand success in Ten
nessee, says:
$50 In their divisions lies the only chance
for the great Anti-Radlcal pnrty in our State.
At each Of these conventions there is this strife
between would-bc candidates OF the party.
And we remember ut the election of school
commissioner last spring there were even two
candidates out, each claiming tho votes of the
party. If the Anti-Radlcal party had only then
been liberalizcd upon the conciliatory platform
advocated by THE CnARLEsToS NEWS and by
ourselves, they could have secured the cleo
tlon of their candidate. These, divisions will
occur In these nominating convenfinns again.
Let us be ready by having conclated suffl-
cicnt number of colorcd voters to secure the
election of Anti-Radicals, sand thus tnkc one
step to redeem our State"
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producing the ultimate extinction of the black
race In Ainerlcd Is foreshadOwcd In an clabo-
rate medical report recently presented to tho
State Medical Society Of Kentucky in relation
to the relative fccundity of women OF different
nations and conditions. In support Of the as
scrtion that labor tends to increase fecundity,
and Incidence ana luxury the reverse, many
historical illustrations were adduccd, among
which were numerous statistics from various
parts of the Southern States, showing that In q
given population, where three children were
born during slavery, one, or less than one, is
born now, and that at least fifty per cent of tho
children of the freed people die during the first
year of Infancy. 1t is added that the immor-
ality OF the cmancipated slaves has even moro
to dc with their increased sterllity than other
causes.
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The Mails.

The Horny. News complains that Horny
County, with-an area OF GOO square miles
and population Of 10000, has only one
post road and three postofIlces. Complaints
OF Che same kind, more or less grave, are
heard in every part OF the State. Wig Is It,
ior instance, that a Charleston paper docs
not reach Aiken until 8 P. H., while O pas
senger starting at the same time reaches
that place about a P. M. South Carolina
needs more mail facilities, and, considering
the taxes and the profit RepublicanIsm makes
out OF the State, 1t Is rather hard that not
one OF our representatives In Congress will
soy word In our behalf. %: IL. ssF
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We BEG to say that our proposition to sup
ply TIE DAILY News and ,the "Rural Caro-
linian F" for one year for six and half
dollars, or THE TRI-WEEKLY News and the
'Rural Carolinian" for four dollars, does
notapply to persons who are now subscribers
to TIE NEWS. The two publications will be
furnished on these terms only to persons
whose names nrc not now upon our subscrip-
ton lists. .a.f.
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OrR Sumter correspondent says that the
principal Radical candidate for the vacancy
in the State Legislature from Sumter County
can neither read nor write. This will not
prevent him from voting on tax bills or from
drawing his 3)e,. diem.
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Disscluiions Of @apart1crship

NOTlCE.-THE FIRM OF JOHN A.
.lN,fC COOK & co. was dissolved by mutual con.
sent sen on thc Isl instant. The debts contracted by
tie llIm VIII no paid by JOHN ii. TIETJEN indl-
yldually, and oil debts due the 1rm must be paid
TO JOHN il: TlETJEN, who Will conduct the busi.
slECOx, attorneys Of JOHN A. COOK.
JOHN A. COOK.
r,p.., ~, JOHN II. TITiTJEN.
take great pleasure In recommending Mr..
ness, to the favorable consideration of nv friends
anu anu customers In gencral-my health having
ialled me. He Will continue tho estorc on his own
accounE oc,in fibi-! "a JOHN "A. COOK.
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Go Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
IL &c, now vacant, can readily be rented by
advertising them III this column. The rate iy rs
cents for twenty words or less each insertion, II
paid In advance
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@cpartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-IIAvING. ASSOCIATED My
~ Son, JAMES II. PRINGLE, Jr., with me In
my Factoragc and Commission Business, the
business Will be carried on In tho name OF JAMES
IL. PRlkGLE& Son. JAMES r.. .PRINGLE.I ,
October ], 1869. .s octi
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Gano for saIe.

ENOR SALE, A VALUABLE TRACT OF
2200 ACRES OF LAND in ST. Georges Par
lsh, Coeton County, South Carolina; has front
on Edlsto River OF one and half miles; 200 acres
cleared and under cultivation In corn mud cotton:
tract Is remarkably well tmbered tpinc and CIV,
pressD is situated five (5 miles from South Caro-
Ina Railroad, and 4S from the City OF Charleston
Ing OF rooms; game abundant, river fishing ex-
and two years, secured by bond and mortgage.
Apply to d. B. DESAUSSURE Law Rargc, Co.
luLlnln, .. Y. sept.7 ma
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amusrmcnis.
Boar0inq.

BOARDING AT AIKEN, S. C.--NiRS. NJ.
- y. MACKAi, having leased "villa Rosa" at
Aiken, anu furnished the same with new FurtI.
turc, i,edding, &c., is now prepared to accommo.
uate either transient or permanent BOARDERS
at very reasonable rates.
Attentive servants have been employed, and
every attention. will be given to insure comfort
and satisfaction to Iloardcrs. octlS mws3
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ROM ACREs.-To CApITALIsTs. 7

:H00 ACRES CAPITALISTS y
90,N 90,NAt. ~ private sale or for lease, a fnc
PLANTATION In Ornngcburg District, forming n
parl OF the estate OF the late Colonel KoItt con.
ssi,ng 1f about 600 acres; $50 Of It cleared 1t is
Matefen ny Lyons Greek large anu never-faiI.
cotton, corn, wheat, root drops and clover iCii
mate healthy oil the years Splendid range for
cattlei the nelghborhood attractlye--the Htjoiu.
ing plantations owned by gentlemen who reside
there and secure good order. The buildings were
burned, ,bnt lumber mills being near, they could bo
with Lewisvillc, South Carolina Railroad, nix
miles distant. The above Is q splendid chance
pleasant, healthy section. In 1866 these lands
were returned Of $40 per acre. VIII be sold at
hn,f that price. Fog terms apply to Mrs. LAU.
RENCE, KEITT, Society Ill., 8. q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. b. whpIcy, J. q. Keitt,
Esq., Orangeburg; II. w. Per0nncau, Esq, VII.
nam Middle bn, Esq.,, Charleston.
Octl1 mwf2mosD8o ,''f 'i !
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(OOOO ACRES IN WILLIAMS

100O0AC ACRES IN WILLIAMS
BURG COyNTY-lO0 acres of
which are cleared and rs aGres now Under cultf-
vntlon In corn, cotton and rice. Tho tract is
heavily timbercd with pine, oak, cypress and
ih,eSory; iIcs ana contains dwelling and outbulid.
ings, g, Win nitccn cabins for la6orers; nlso one
good mill Site Average production or the land
ten to fifteen bushels Of corn and fifteen 10 twcn.
ty-ivc bushels OF rice to tile acre. without ferfjii-
zers The region abOunds in mari deposlfs.
georgetown Is The nearest market, tho place being
four miles from Black Nlng0 Creek and twcnty.
lSe mlcs from Georgetown Creek, which Is navi.
Price OF the tract $4,000; one half cash, the
oalanco In ono md two years, secured by bond
anu mortgage. Any smaller number OF acres
VIII DO sold at moderate advance on this rate.
Parties desiring to inspect the tract can do so by
leaving the Northeastern Railroad Mt Klngstree,
ana inqnirlng the way TO my place, twenty.thrcc
miles distant. The tract lies Within ono mile OF
ihe ne ,pr9Hlec1sd Georgetown Railroad. Address
rnway, Georgetown P0stofcc, 8. @.
sept20 nYf2moss D4O b
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6inucs,- : Nanars. Nf.
STOY YES AT WIIOLEs SALE.
octls mwf3


THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF uoR-
TON SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER nusr-
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT a CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE SOME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH
OUT THE AID OF CIIIMNEYs IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
pRICE-IIAyE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH but SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK WORK TO SET
THEM UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAsT1RoN AIR-TIaHTs, RUssIA-IRoN AIR
TIGHTS, SIMULATE OR BoX STOVES, &c. .
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
VIM. SHEPHERD ( Co.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON s. c..
AIMED TIN WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
wM. HEPHERD & CO.,
No. 81 1IAYNE STREET.
STA PED TIN-w ARE
AT WHOLESALE.
VIM. sHEp HERD & CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
FRENCH RETINNED IRON WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
swM. sHEP ERD & CO..
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
RELLEvILLE COPPER
ROL LLING MILL
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
WIN. SHEPH ERD CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
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WANTED-AGEN TO $3.50
wv per month, everywhere, male and female to
mtfonuSc u the genuine Improved COMMON SENSE
Will stitch, hem fcll tuck quilt, cord bind. braid
and embroller in n most superior manner. Price
only SIS. Fully warranted for 1--WE years. Both
upper and under-fced styles. We viii pay $1,000
iOr any machine that Will sew stronger more
oeautiiul OF more elastic seams thaa ours. 1t
annsss tne renl elastic lock.stitch. Every second
pulled apart without tearing 1t. We pay Agents
from 800 to $3.50 per month and expenses or a
commission from which twice, that amount can
nc made: GEO. MCEATIIR0N & CO., Nashville
Ichn. CArTloN-DO not be imposed upon by
other parties palming Off worthless cast iron ma
chimes under the snmc name or otherwise. Ours
Is INC only genuine and really aprctical cheap ma
chine manufactured. sept22 Imos ptc
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Nolires i,r Bankrnpirn.

TN BANKRUPTCY.ZIN, THE DISTRICT
i COURT OF THE UNITED; STATES FO1t TS1p
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-Ex parte WIN
+, iShUMATE and. A. BLYTHE, AssigIiees, in rc
yOHN W. GRADY, Bankrupt.-Potltlon 10 sell
Heal Estate, nnlncumbared call In Lien Creditors
;Ds ;GS1.ee ,s hereby given 70 all Creditors hold
that they arc required to establish the same he
lore ". !; CLAwsOS, Esq, Registrar, at t,YorIyille.
3. ", within forty days from the tiateslereof OF
De barred from oil benefits OF tho decree for dis
tribntion to be made In this case % : -
Icy order OF Hon.. GEO. 8. BRYAN, Judge OF snId
Jour. W.T.: AHUMATE, Ass,,,,...
dreenyille 8. o., September is, 1860 N
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~ y
@0ntational.

MFRS. G. w. ALEXANDER WILL, RE.
NA OPEN her School for Dancing, ut the Ma.
on MONDAY, November j. 'ti 1Ti7' - ''>0'
HOURS for Glass instruction at 4 and p. M.
Soirees every alternate SATURDAY NIdnT. POr
ing street. actis mfhs
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THE iEXERCIsEs OF MRS. BLtJMs
- sChooL VII be resumed on MONDAY, october
belh: All the branches Of an English education
targht. Music and PrcnchIf deslrcd. III -.
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.OOk WANTED. D.-WANTED a GOOD
" meat and pastry Cook, one TINT can COME
"cll recommended. Apply ut No. 35I King street.
OctlX
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r kerry TO Mt
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR. AN INDUSTRIOUS
MAN, In the growing Town OF FLORENCE, 8. c.
A complete BAKERY with oil the fixtures OF
Salcsroom, &c. Tie establishment is nearly new
and has done finc business. To GOOD BREAD
and CAKE BAKER this Is really q good chance to
make money. On the premises arc three good and
comfortable sleeping apartments. To, an upproy-
ed tenant, the entirc establishment will be rented
on reasonable terms. The railroad facilities are
not cquallcd in any part OF the State, and the
citizens arc anxious to sec q GOOD BAKER take
charge. tIt IL. if-gs
For further Information, apply to JOHN Willy,
Florence, 8. c.. -" - * octlse
ITO RENf, TWO. soUAREaS ms:
~ II dressing.rooms and Kitchen, With q large
piazza on second moor; water on the premises
Apply at No. 20 Hasei street. oct1s a.
THO RENT, THE UPPER PART OF THE
Il HOUSE, No. $50 King street, known as Mrs.
Campbell's boarding House. Inquire on the
Pl e.alses. y 40, "a. octlB az
ITO BE RENTED FROM 2lsr OCTOBER
n for one year, that desirable family RESI-.
capacious cistcrni, and necessary outbuildings'
quiet and respectable nelghborhood, No. 10 Lani.
cecsor, D9yce.s MharI. oct11 INV 3
ITO RENT, "A FINE STORE. WITH FIX
Longitude Lane and East Bay. TO an approyed
tenant rent will be $40 per month. Also ak
large square Rooms, with fire places, back pIazzns
and cistern water on every story. The rooms
WILL VII he rented singly II preferred. Inquire OF Mr.
itOoi., on inc premises octl6
ITO RENT, FOUR FINI, ROOMS, WITH
- - pantry md Kitchen. Apply ut No. 1I8
hroao street. -..-- ~. octl6 3"
POOMS TO RENT.-TEREE UNFUR-
IC EiS1IED rooms In n residence pleasantly
NJ fha nftr
moderate. For further particulars, apply ut No.
IL Doughty street. ;'"TI s. ii2n 80 o0tI2
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A BOOKKEEPER CAN BE HAD
"a Good references. Address "Dlck," through
+. y. Box, No. 2S3. octl4 thsmwIs
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man,s.

INFANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w nude known to evcrybo In this column
at the rate Of % cents for twenty words or less
each insertion, if paid In advance
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Kemopals..

REMOVAL.-THE OFFICE OF THE
zlC Guardian Mutual Lilo Insurance Company
has @ been moved from No. 285 King street, oppo.
between Church and State. ~ -Y'.'' 1850
J. go.,,. .,nins KslM 4 issERTEL, dencraI Agents:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HERRING q
~ CO., Factors and Commission merchants.
North Atlantic Wharf, & .'" octs limo
TyIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE REMOVED
Il to the northeast corner OF East Bay ami
Fraser's Wharf, where wo shall be.pleased to see
OUT friends and offer our we'll assorted stock of
sept q limo CLACIUS & wITrE.
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WANTED, A GOOD NURSE, AT No. 20
w South Bay. None need apply without
good references octl5 fnw3
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WANTED TO RENT, A COMFORT
w ABLE HOUSE with four square rooms In
a central aud pleasant location, with water on
the premises. Address r. D. Box, No. 159.
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VNANTED, a GOOD NURSE AT No.
w 20 South Bay. None need apply without
good references. 0ctl5 fmw3
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all kinds, plain
and ornamental, is executed promptly in the
ncatest style and at the lowest New York prices
at THE NEWS Job onlce, No. Isg EAST BAY. Cali
ana examine the scale OF prices before gSing your
orders elsewhere.
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
w In q Wholesale Drug Store, or n large nc.
tall and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to
go In the country. Will expect but small COM
pensation Mt first The applicant Is graduate or
the South Carolina Medical College, Address M
d. through tile POstoulcc octo
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Cost an0 9onno.

IT OST AND FOUND AGAIN..-IF YOU
A have lost anything, make 1t known to the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
Mords or less, each Insertion, Is IS cents II pad
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WANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part OF the city, containing five or
SIN rooms, with good outbuldngs and water
Address ID, at this Of(lce sc6t1S
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II OST, ABLACK AND TAN HOUND
~ DOG, Tong cars and- head; answers to the
name or "Plunder.n liberal. reward Will be
paid to the finder. Apply wv. JOHNSON, up
to"h iharkct.N oct16 % y
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE A COM
Nv PLETE copy OF the u. 8. CENSUS for
1850. 1850. Apply, stating price, to "CENSUS,n DAILY
nnf7
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T OST, AT THE FIRE, ON SATURDAY.
~ night, BRASS CAP OF Hose Reel Hub OF
Eagle Fire Engine Company. Any one fndlng
the same will be rewarded II required, by Leaving
II ut Cohen's Medical Depot, 800 King street.
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T1O DRUGGlS'TS.-A PHYSICIAN AND
Il DRUGGIST, Of twenty five years. experience
State, and cum influence a large trade wishes a
situation In Wholesale Drug House, or q large
Retail and Prescription Drug Store. Both city
nnd country references given. Address "Iefi-
gcC,n Box 65. YOrkYillc. s. G. ncia lmoH