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WTHAT GEN. GRANT Said !" Beauty to
w Of those Eew style Round Has ssd Essa
BENss bnissry BrOadwsy opposite ssuAFs Oas S 's'
and call
DEADS and FANCY GOODS of every
ID desegiOtou. n. P. BROWN Importer No 2OS bnosd-H
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OLS-Tads Lusrsd dull and prices heavy and
nominal English We have feature - note
Fish holders arm which makes trade
Manufactured Lard on is STEADY aud 10 fair demand
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FAMILY MARKETS.
OF LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-YOR

BREAD AND CRACKERS.
Bread wbea H. Gal0 Crackers Bost. 30i6 Graham l5d e
Biscuit milk l6dl8 ButteT....,.3Ol6 Y
BITTER, CHEESE AND EGGs.
Better prime l8a5O Cheese hns 0l8 Eggs fresh Gd7-75
Gem 10 3JdG Com to fair. 20l6 Western. sQ9-25
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prices sales Of n
holders coed demsud
prices eqss those Of yesterday showing tH srd baoJ,Hi mifis
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o Min. qt........l0O-
lBeaus, dfY,......lIQl6
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Herring Labrador. on tiAibu Smoked. So 10
GRAtR-There avty Wheat to-
DAY and the favorable from Europe prices Of both
Spring higher The demand mainy for
port and che business largely IN Winter 10 arrives the sales are
BIZ Don No Chicago Spring and 81 20
u today 81 ga DO do 81 sac
81 90; 81 6ldsl 63i fer No MlNGukeei 81 10 for
Red Western 71dSl ~ Amber do & 7JG 81 81
fgf White California. al 90 fst White Michigan, OIL u
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rapid that the leaves can be used the second
year after planting. The whole business OF
mani gipG cocooncry, rearing the worms and
reelir3 the silk is so simple that il can readily
be learned from books. The silk husbandry
affords the most rapid OF agricultural returns,
being completed in six or eight weeks. The
small amount of capital requisite, the great
remuneration and the light nature of the
work, is suggestive of Its adaptation as an en-
ploynrn. for that large class whose delicate
health requires mild climate, bat whose
means do not enable them to lead life of idle
ness as well as for women and children who
are unable to undergo the fatigues incident to
other labor. cocoonery, in connection with
a vineyard and orchard would afford a con-
stant round OF employment, which would be
source of amusement, health and profit"
We belive that the small industries, which
in the North have built up villages and
towns and may do the same here, arc now
attracting more attention than ever before.
Requiring no capital, and giving fair
profit with but uttrifing risk, they are within
the reach of all classes of our people
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and the amplest reparation for individual
.TronSs, as well as atonement for the insult
offered to our national Lonor." Addresses
were then made by Distrct-Attorney Garvin,
General O'Neill, Rev. Father McAleer, and
others, after which committee numbering
Horace Greeley and Mayor Hail in its ranks
was appointed to submit the resolutions to
Congress.
The st. Louis papers give tile p !tculars
of q peculiarly atrocous child murder which
took place IN that city last week: 1T seems
thai one Sebastian Hupfer, a shoemaker, had
an attack Of insanity, during which ne coh-
ceived the idea that the devil was in his dog,
aud that by killing him he would perform
righteous service He accordingly despatched
the canine Awhile after, the shoemaker
imagined the devil was in one OF his children,
a little girl eight years of age. Calling her to
him, he seized her, placed strap around her
neck, threw her to the floor, placed his foot on
her head. and taking q knife, cut out her heart,
and swallowed the cesgulatcd blood. He was
arrested some time ;fter committing the deed,
being found in his own house with the door
fastened. Hupf9r made no attempt to conceal
OF the affair, manifesting nc regret at the oc-
currence. He stated that by drinking the
chlld's blood he would never want food, and
that he felt justified in thu course he had
pursued. He had not tasted food since COM
mitting the foul deed, claiming that he will
want no nourishment The remainder of his life
he will probably be sent to the insane asylum.
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Renaual.

NTUTICE Or FREMOVAL.-IH HE r VIII
IN ION HOTEL STABLES has been removed
from Meeting street to the CHARLESI ON HOTEL
STABLES, PINCKNEY STREET.
Thanking my friends A. d the public generally for
their libsra patronage bestowed on the late firm OF
d. ROnDIN Il ca, I mrst hcg n continuance OF the
same 10 the CHAELt ton AND rAYII ION HJrkL
STABLES, PINCKNEY.>ThEEf.
NJ P.'PIcKtTT,
Superintendent Charleston and
February 18 Pavilion Hotel >tables.
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The South Carolina Railroad.

The Spartanburg Spartan speaks in high
ly complimentary terms of the recent report
of the President and Directors Of the South
Carolina Railroad, which it terms the
aorta-the main artery of trade and travel
through South Carolina-and thence to oil
parts of the South, the North and the
West" Wequote from its article:
"Lct us see through what difficulties the
road has had to work its way, and what enormo Us
losses it has sustained. Throughout an unez-
pected and protractcd WARMTH the i'm
mense wear and tear OF machinery : in
spite OF the lack Of suitable workmen-
the wearing out OF iron track with no
means Of replacing it, nor to obtain new loco
metives-yeL it still lives. The speed of tho
train had been necessarily reduced to about
ten miles per hour, as measure of safety 10
the thousands upon thousands OF our brave
soldier passengers within and on top of tho
cars. This was great loss to the company.
But. when we consider that in 1865 eighty-three
miles OF the track was utterly ruincd-brIdges,
cars, shops ana depots hid waste by Shcr-
mans ruthless army, an empty treasury, save
Confederate bonds and no credit, it is matter
of astonishmenl that the road yet lives and is
doing well. Against all these losses and diff
culties, this great institution has contendeu
successfullv-and we are proud and glad that
Southern honor, endurance, enterprise and
patriotism have peen vindicatcd and this old
est and most magnificent highway Of the
South stands rectuS IN cur,d before Il liberal
aud generous public. A word moro. What
would we have done without this road during
the late war? What would we do without it
,or2,
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Boast of america!

EJ- Mr.. JANE, EOBTN>ON, in reyisiting the
South w,th Circus Of his own, would state that he
does so in accordance with a long cherished desire
10 appear before the friLds OF bis childhood in the
hope OF rece wing the same marks of arprobaton
that he otimes the rec lent Of at the outset
OF his professional c,reer Wearer Of 60 den gifts
from all the Crowned Heads of Europe, POS,EsSOR
OF THE DIAMOND UDDtD BELT. and with the
conceded and iversay admitted ilc Of "CHAM
PION" he desires III his inhood TO receive the full
endorsements Of appiova from those who sustained
and encouraged him in his infancy.
ROBINSON will ride Us he alone can. at each on.
tcrtairment his RAPID BAREBACK AIT throw
ing his FORE AND BACK SCMERSAULrS over high
Barriers and balloons, and c. RRYING HIS INFANT
SON CLARENCE ON HIS HEAD!
MASTER CLARENCE!
The Youngest, smallest and pretticst child who has
ever appear 4 in tho arena, aud who by the New
York press. has BEEN cbristened IHE MITE OF
BEAUTY, will be intro1u Cd in MINIATURE
MENACE ACT, in which he will, On his Elm While
Pony give sorcs Of exercises illustrative of the
PAEI IAN HAUL E'COLt!
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Gopartntrsbip nutltt.

wNurIcE.-rRM UNDERSIGNED
| have this da, formed Copartncrship TOR the
practice of LAW AND EQUITY i'll sumter and ad-
oluirg Counties, and il the Uuted Stle' Courts for
the District ofSouth Carolina, under tue nawe and
s,yIe of RICHARDSON & NOSE.
JAMES q. RICH tRDSON.
N .NrGOMERY MOSES.
Sumter S. G.. FebiuGry 3. 'ebruarv9
Z AW NOT T. E.-lIcMILLaN KING,
| rsQ.. is this day admitted partner IN our
Law Partnership
CAMPBELL & SEABROOK. LAWYERS,
No. 80 Dio3d-street.
JAMES Is. CAhlPBEIL.
HENRY SEABR00k-
MCMILLAN KING. January
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WaRls.

WANTED, TO HIRE. A HOUSE con-
w TANNING uot less than six rooms. in the
western part Of city, ,ciow lhoun-' treet and
convenient to the City Railway. Must bc III good
repair, with dry lot. address, stating te ms and 10.
caIion, to BON No. 27S, Cliarl ston Posofficc.
February %
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Celebration.
NAsn1SG ruN LIGHT INFANTRY


WAsH1sGroN LIGHT INFANTRY
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
THIRD ANNIVERSARY, o2d FEBRUARY, 1869.
EXERCISES WILL BE Held IN THE CEN.
TRIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MEET
NG-sIREET COMMENCING AT
AALF-PAsT SEWN P. AZ.
Order of Exercises
ANTHEM.
PRAYER. By Kew. W. U. D.Na.
ODE, written for the occ sion by q. HERBERT
SASS, ESQ.,, and delivered by the Rev. c. P.
GADSEEN
ANTHEM.
GRAFTON. :. BY the Rev. J. l.. G1kARDEAU, D. d.
HYMN.
BEEEDICTI0N.
G4- Members Of the various Charitable Associa-
tcns of this city, citizens generally, and ladies es-
pccially, are respectfully invited to attend.
COMMITTEE or PUBLIC CELEBRATION:
Rev. E. C. tDGEkToN, Chairman.
DAN'L 3. GILLILAND. II. Il. WILLIAMS.
a meeting of the Association. will be held at Ma
sonic Hall at Four p NJ on the 22d, for the transac-
ton of business and the election OF officers for the
ensuing year. Members will come prepared to pay
arrears.
The Society viii assemble at the Masonic Hall ut
halfpast Nine P. NJ. for Supper.
Members ca procure Tickets from either OF the
Committee
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JIMMY ROBINSON"

The Management tnke special pleasure in announc.
ing the p"sihve appearance OF the ouy great rider
in tue world
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MeCARTHT COTTON GIN,

STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of various sizes
on hand a"f
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, OF oil sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from 8 to
16 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES ior Hand-
power saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS of an descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INGS, GRATTNGs,
CLSTERN COHERS, SASH WEIGHTS, &C., dc,
WILLIAM s. HENEREY,
MACHINISI AND F0 UNDER
No, 314 4MEETING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
August 8 mws
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slue Arts.
n KEAT ATTR CTION

n At a ATT K A TION
QUtNBY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
finest Collection of CBROMO LlTH0GRAPaS ever
seen in charleston They are perfect copies OF Gel
cbratcd Works of Art. both ancient and modern.
Among The collection may DC found SALVADOR
RuSA'S HEAD Or CHRIST, Corresgos Magdalene.
a. Delacroixs Tide Going Out, A. Delacroix's Tide
Coming In, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English
See ncry Rowbottom's English Scenery. Baxlcrs
English and Irish scenery, Views on tue lihine, The
Jung fraud, The Wetterhon. Marine Views. antf
many othels.
these beautiful Works OF art They are offered for
saie ut New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Grca, reduction IN the prce PtRctLAIN PIC.
TCRES Recent improvements n producing these
pictures enable us TO DOW utfcr the III nearly one
Lalf the former prices, aud iar supe. or. Call aud
cXamlnc spccilh2uS
QUE CARTES DE VISI1E AND OTHER
rLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
E-prcial attention given TO "hi.dren. Also to copy.
iur old Daguerreoypes AT otter pictures Satisfa'
ion in all casrs ruar;nccd aud OF prices to CORES
pond wth the times.
STrsi:EeisCOPrC PICTURES.
AND
OpHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA.
CEMETERY
AT Ieduced Prices.
fine collection 0i
SrEREosCoPIG VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN MORT Ii CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These ire the first and only Photographs taken
in that lorality.
QUIN By ~ T. o..
No. 26I KIAG->TREEF.
CHARLES TON. S. C.
February Is III
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JIMMY ROBINSON"
Champion Horseman OF ibe Universe! Leading
Bare.l'ack Equsstrianl UrsurpasSabc in MI
Roles OF this cloo Of ar 'an Artist
without Pccr!" '1he Sensation
In Europsl" The Pride and
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COMMITTEE ON ANNIVERSARY:
q. I. GREER, Chairman.
FRANK E. TAYLOR. ]. II. SCHkE1NErl Jr.,
T. D. LIBBY. j. l.. SHEPPARD.
February 18 thism4
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llotiffs in Bankruptcy.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
1 UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH cAROLINA-N TEE NATTER OF
Gu hLES NJ PATRI' &. BANKRUPT, BY WHOM a
PIE 1TJON FOR ADJC CDICATIUN OF DANKRU T.
UY WAS FILED on ! HE 23TH DAY OF ECEMBER,
a. D. 1853, IN SAID COURT-IN BANKRUPTCY.
This Is to give notice. thai on tho ELEVENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, a. D. 1869, o Warrant in Bankruptcy
was is ued against the Estate of cHAhLES H.
PATRI.K, of f--, in the County of Barn
well. and State of -outh Carolina, who las been
adjudsed Bankrupt on his own petition;
that The payment of any debts and delivery Of
any property bco gng to said bankrupt to him or for
his use and the transfer CT any property by him
are forbidden by law; that meeting fthe rredi-
tors OF the said Banbrupt TO prove their debts, and
to choose more ASsignees of his Estate, will
be held at Court of Bankruptcy to be holden ut
No 72 Broad.strcet Charleston, South Caro- ina,
before j. c. CAnPEN Err, Registrar, on the
TwLNTY-sEvENTH DAY OF february. a. D. 1869, ut
o'clock +. NJ. j. P. NJ. EPPlNG,
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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1sTANTED IMMEDI.TELY, BY A GEN
w TLEAAN, a suite of ROOMS. plainly fur
n,shcG. and in 90 Dd locality; down town preferred.
An abundant supply Of water must be close at hlnd
Address, stating location and t.rms. A. p Offcc
DAILY NEWS February l6
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Ms~ Doors op,n ut halfpast One and half.pa.t SIX.
Entertainments viii commence punctu,ly half Oh
hour after opening.
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MfftiHgs.


"CiaCiNNATI -
TBlHE REGULAR MEETlIG OF THIS SOCIETY
4 will be neld at Jully's, King-street. MONDAY,
22i instant, at Eight O'Clock P. NJ.
JAMES SIMOSS, Jr.,
February 20 Secretary.
STOSEyyALL FIRE EKGINE COM
PANY.
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
n Company will be hold THIs EvESrNG, at Mar
ket Hall, at hal-past seven O'Clock precisely.
Bv order. VIM. G. MILLER.
February 20 Secretary.
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for Sale.

At PHlVA r. SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fixtures for u Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. %. Apply OS
PREMISES ihstu January 81
TOn SALE. TWO MOL MIL III COWS,
H Sh young calves. i'll hi condition. Apply
ut No. % COZ OiUMBCs.srnEEr, near Mcetins.
February 10
~ PHITiTE SALE, a DESIHABLE
"A DOUsE md four acre Lof i'll the Town OF
Aiken. :. e..
Tho House contiius seven t7i rooms on one floor,
ceiled an! pap.rel aud two J god aitcs; l!onts
south. with pazzas to the south and urst. and is in
lood condition. requiring bUt s. repairs.
The Iii chen con aims Free ~ rooms.
Tie location OF these premises ls ole OF the best IN
Aiken situated Oh hill II the npr,Ie .crr ncr;on
OF the town. rommun ing 3 Tin. view OF the same,
aud only about ten tlU) minutes "alk from the
depot.
For further particulars, arply to
GEuEiir l.. Co%NOR.
February * No. IL Broad-slrret
CTEGAM ENGINES Fsis SALE CHEAP,
- If aupilcd Tor Immediately
III One II horse Portable ENGINE
1I One A-Lorsc Portable Engine.
ALSO,
~ Ono S.horsc-Hower tEuISE in good condition.
CAMERON. BsRkLEY & CO..
Northeas. corner Meeting and CumOerland.sreets.
January is
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T OSr. ON SUNDAY LAST NEAR DIS.
\ ! Bachmln's Churh, GOLD BRACELET. Il
reward will be paid leaving it at tho residem Of
captain THOMAS LOCKWOOD. East Bay, second
holse from corner OF >Oc.ety-strect.
Fcbrnary 10
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last ans .souno.

T UST, $40 FOLDED IN TWO BIZ LIS.
4 4 due to Mrs. Cummings, Dress--aker. re.
wards of $40 will be paid II brought to No. lG
GtOKG E.,TREET IL February 20
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DIuSDAy. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
February aad, .s3d anh cath.

Two Performances AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
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DissOlutiou Of Guparinrrsbip.

NIOTICE.-TtIE FIRM UF GlBBES y
" OPPENHEIM is dissolved this day, the lain
instant.
air j. REEVE GTBDES will continue tho usiness
at No 3GT KING-sTREET, above james Al'an's
February IL 81"
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YNHE pAKTSER, HIP H*.'sE UF0Hr:
cxsiiug between IOHN BUCK AMI EDWaRD
IT. GARDAEis under the name and Rtya OF JOHN
EGCK Co., is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent JOHN BUZZ
ri W I'D II. GARDNER.
Charleston, s c., f. bru rv IT. 1862.
HAVING pURcH ,s.D MR. BUCKS ENTIRE
interest in the la'e firm, th Undersigned will COLI
.inue the business st tue Did establishment.
February I8 8 EDWARD II. GARDNER.
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February 20

T> THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES. FOR 1HE DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CAROLINA--IN 1HE MATTER OF
ALEXANDER G. sHAFFER, BANKRUPI.-TN
B B,NKRUPTCY.-To ,0hon il may concern: Tho un-
dersignpd hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee Uf ALEXANDER G. SHaFFER,
in the County of Colleton and state OF south
Carolina, within said District, who has been ndjuds
ed Il bankrupt upon his own petition, by the Dis
trict Court of said District.
Dated the 9th day of February. a. D. 1869. =
JOHN ". BURPIDGE.
February 13 So Assignee
Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF TGE
/ UNITtD STATES FOR TEE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLiNA-IN THE NATTER OF
III Mas PYE, BaNKRGPI-1N BANKBUPTCY.
To aohom IL np'y conccrn: he undersigned hereby
gives notice of his appointment ;s assignee OF
THOMAS PYE, in tho County Of Colleton and state
OF South Carolina, within said District, who cs been
adjudSed bankrupt upon his own petition By the
District Court CT said Distri t.
Dated he sth daY OF February, 1899.
JOhN ". DUaDIDGE
February 13 IS Assignee
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The following Ladies and Gentlemen constitute the
leading mowbcrs OF
ROBIssO,'S. CHAMPION CIRCUS!
Miss LU U,.ILLEWATsON, Principal Equcs'rienne.
Mcsars sHatPY and WHITNEY, Extraordinary
sym ass.
PETER CoHKLIN, Clio vi Of Merit.
JULIAN KEN clever Comedian and Jester.
MR. WM. SpAiKS. Hcrcucan Athicto.
The LOWANDE nRU HERS Spanish Acrobat', OF
marked abilities
mir. JE IN 10 MON Hisfrionic Equestrian.
M L. ELLINGGAM, tho accomplished Ring
Master.
Mr. THOMAS CARR. Eccentric Yanlter
ST.. FEGR.E,A, t'ortort,on st; and n POWER
FUl, AUX. .LIARY CORPS. who, together wi
fine .tok of elegantly trained b.oold, and marled
Horses and ponlrs, constitute tho
BEST CIRCUS EVER BItOUGHr SOUTH!
SrEc1AL NoT1r r. Tickle 8, which will admit the
holders 20 Tho foro the ocniug Of Tho ticket
Wagon will be for sa!o wiiho lt any premium
,l,lrees) al tho III lrcston md Pavilion Iio'cis
tHE CHAMPION BELL Won aid worn bv Mr..
JANE, lOtlN-uN. viii be up III exhibition at tho
i.wol est bsh -Iont OF J'ME L. HPEA :, klrg-
streoT, opposite Hase wsmu4 teoiuary 10
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
w THE LEaLING MAGAZINES AND MEMS.
PAPERS, ut publishers rates.
CHARLES c. RICHTER,
April 81 No. lGl kns-strett
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WANTED, HY A LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED 70 write for The press, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss X k. W., postoGice, Charleston. S. {.
OciDLpr &
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WANTED. AGENTS. SIS TO S20u PiLis
w month everywhere, male ana female. 10 in
trOluce mo genuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine Will
stitch. hem, fell tuck. quilt coid. bud, brala and
cmbrodar III 4 most su. ericr manner. Price only
SlS Fully warranted 10. five years. We will pay
$1,000 tor any machine that will ccw stronger more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. il makes
the "Elnsiic Lock Stitch Every secoId stitch can
be cut. and still the cloth cannot be pulled apar:
without tearing it. We pay AGENTS from SIS to 5000
per month and expenses, or Il commission from
which twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOMB & CO., pittsburg, Pa; Boston, Mass, or
1T. Loris Mo.
CAUT1 ~ DO not be imposed u?on by other par
tics palmig Off worthless cast iron machincs under
the same name or Otherwise. Ours is the only genu-
iue unl really practical cheap machine. manntac-
turcd tuths13< Februaiy2
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A GENTS WANTEO.--S7j To S2UO PEh
N month or q commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest I'M
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE; price SIS. Tor CIRCULARS md terms. address
c. BOWELS & CO.. No. 32ii South Ihird-street,
phila lclphia pu 3mo December 5
WANTED. EVERYBODY To SUI
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES e. RIGHTER'S Select Library of Eew
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,Drl 81 No. l6I KtNGSTEEET.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-17

Messrs. Kickoff Ohio; johnson, Maine; and
Wickersham Pennsylvania, were appointed the
Committee on the Presidents Address.
AT o'clock the association adjourned until
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