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AN ACT additional to "An Act to prevent the de-
struction of fish in East Machias waters, approved
February thirteenth, eighteen hundred thrtythree.
SECT. 1. No person shall be allowed to take any
salmon, shad or alewives in the waters of Machias
east river by means of large net. seine, spear or
scoop net after the fifteenth day of July of each year.
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AN ACT to amend can Act to prevent the throwing
of slabs and other refuse into the Penobscot RiverS
approved February fifth, eighteen hundred sixty
eight
SECT /. In the second line strike out the words
"Delow the mouth of the Mattawamkeag river, or
into any of its tributaries entering below the mouth
OF said Mattawamkeag river and insert the words
beow the junction Of the east and west branches of
will read:
SECT. !, No person or persons shall cast or throw
into the Penobscot river, below the junction of the
east and west branches Of said river in Medway plan
taton, any slabs, board lath edgings bark grind
1ngs OF edgngs, wood, bark or lumber, or refuse
wood or timber of any sort, shall place, pile or
deposit on the banks of said Penobscot river banks
or said tributaries any Slabs board lath edgings
bark, grindlngs Of edgngs bark, wood, lumber or
refuse wood or timber of any Sort in such negligent
or careless manner that the same shall fall or be
washed into said river said tributaries or with the
intent that the same shall fall be washed into said
river or said tributaries, whereby the navigation of
said river may become impeded or njuriousy affect
ed or which shall tend to impede injuriously affect
the navigation of, or fill up said river, under PEN
atty Tor each offence if the quantity shall not exceed
hve cords, of not less than five more than twenty
dollars; If the quantity cast thrown in, that
shall fall or be washed in, aforesaid at diff
ferent times, shall exceed five cords in all, under
penalty of not less than twenty nor more than five
hundred dollars. -
[Approved March g. 1891 "a
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under penalty of twenty dollars for each barrel or
less quantity of salmon fifteen dollars for every bar
rel or less quantity of shad and five dollars for every
barrel or less quantity of alewives so TAKEN
SECT. 2. The penalties imposed by this act may be
recovered by action of debt one half to the use of
the town wherein the offence shall have been conn
mitted, and one half to the use of the person who
shall sue therefor
[Approved March g. 1862
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AN ACT regulating the anchorage of vessels in Bel.
fast harbor. .i gl-7--- !
SECT. l. No vessel shall remain at anchor longer
than twelve hours in the river and harbor of Belfast
at any time from the first day of January to the if
teenth day of March, of each year. between Whites
and McGilyery's ship-yard and Lewis wharf. =I6'.
Scot =. The MASTER or person in charge of any
vessel lying in said harbOr negectng refusing to
comply with the requirements of section one, the
take possession of such vessel and remove the same
beyond the limits prescribed in said sections and he
may recover the reasonable expenses of said removal
in an action of debt against the MASTER the
or owners of such vessel together with COSTS before
any competent court r. " p. ,0s-
Scot. g. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved March 5, 1881 irar
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AN ACT to prevent the taking of Pickerel in Three
Mile Pond in the towns of Vassalboro', China and
Windsor.
SECT. ]. No person shall take or destroy any pick
erel In Three Mile Pond. called situated in the
towns of Vassalboro', China and Windsor except by
the ordinary process of angling with single bait hook
and line or artificial fly, and not by hook and line,
during the months of January, February, March,
April and May in each year.
SECT. e. Any person who shall violate any of the
provisions OF this act shall forfeit for each fish
taken destroyed the sum of three dollars to be
covered in action of debt, one-haf to the of
the town where the offence is committed and one
half to the person prosecuting therefor.
[Approved March s, 1861
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AN ACT to amend chapter four hundred ffty-eight
of the special laws of eighteen hundred sixty-eight
relating to the right to fish along the bridge con-
Meeting the towns of Bucksport and Verona.
SECT. l. The first section of chapter four hundred
nfty-eight of the special laws of eighteen hundred
sixtyeight is hereby amended by inserting after the
striking out from said section the words ten feet5
where 1t therein occurs and inserting one hundred
as follows: - -'"O
SECT l. The towns of Bucksport and Verona in
tne county or Hancock, are hereby granted the ex-
roughfare Of Penobscot river where the bridge con-
Meeting said town now Isl said right to include the
space of one hundred rods above, and one hundred
rods below said bridge, and may lease the upon
such terms as the municipal officers of said towns
may determine; provided, however. that no lease
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thereof shall be for longer term than one years pro.
vided further that this may be repealed altered
or amended at the pleasure of the legislature
Scot. 2. This act shall take effect when approved.
[Approved, February 23 1861
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17
CHI Ar Es TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1869.
King Cotton.

We print this morning leading article
from the New York Trbune, upon the sub
ject of Southern agriculture, which con-
tains a wealth of sound sense and practical
wisdom.
The temptation of high --ices will un-
doubtedly cause large cotton crop to be
pitched this year, there being no reason to
believe that the e1hortations Of the press
will cause the planters to make q practical
application of the truism, that men live not
by Gotten alone. Breadstuffs will give place
to the Heecy cotton as they did three
years ago. Our golden fields will become
silvery pale.
But it is agains. tao practice of hazard
ing the labors of whole year upon one
preoarious crop that the writer in the Tri-
bune directs his most cogent criticisms
There must be Sabbath for the land. The
broad acres should have their day Of rest.
Rotation and diversity of crops, the encour-
agement of manufactures, the free use of
manures, the Improvement of cattle,-these
are the things we require and must have,
if we would win success that will last
There are some points upon which we
cannot agree with the article Of which we
speak; but the general drift, the broad in
teution, is just and right. If once read, it
will not easily be forgotten.
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q dcclination can that his adhesion 10 Radi-
calism has not been due to any expectation OF
recompenSe or reward. General Lougstreet
feels kcenly that his very recent adoption at
tho creed of the Republican party alone among
all his eminent comrades aud among the people
who used to worship his fame and name,
sho uld be shown TO arise from prl- ciple and
not from interest. Moreover, he does not wish
his constant interviews viii Radical politicians
here for Two months rast, his frequent closet
conferences with General Grant, or the accl-
de ut of his beng bloodro!ati:n to the Dents'
TO he construed into even willingness to nave
his Change of sentiments attributed to equiv
ocal motives. Hence, it is understood, he Will
decline with thanks and insist that, bong IN
no need of the receipts of the Office, his CIR
cumstances being easy, that its duties can be
better and more appropriately given TO- o-some
other gentleman, whose appointment would
not compromi-e himself or reflect upon the too
affectlouate klnGness Of his iustrious kineman
and late antagonist, the President of the Uni
ted States"
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WAyERLEY NOVELS.

Mr. SECRETARY boutwell,, the head Of
the fiscal department of the government,
submitted to the House of Representatives
in July last q substitute for the Senate
fuuding bill Iu this sub ,'itue it was pro-
posed to fund 81, 200 .00O, 900 of the public
debt-cnc-third payable in fifteen years at
per cent. interest, one-third in twenty
years at d per cent. interest and Que third
in twenty FIVE years at 8 G5 100 i"terest
Mr.. coutwell favored the application of al
surplus revenue TO the payment of the debt,
which he thought was small one. He as
serted that the debt, considering the in
creased means of the country, was no heav-
ier than sl27 900 600 at the close of the
war Of 1872. He advocates the rapid
liquidation of the present debt and an early
return to specie payments. Protective tar
ifs and hard money may be expected to be
the cardinal principles of the new Secre-
tary.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES z r TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH rAROLINA-IN B ,NERUPTUY-lN THa
MATTER OF A. W. AND y. C. ThAME> B-NK-
RUPr--DI .ThIGT OF SOUTH CARO- Inv. 50 -
warrant In Bankrup cy has bee issued BY SAID
Cour; against the Estates Of A. W. und o. q.
THAMES Of the County C arendon. o d >tve Of
South Carolina, ic said Listric', who lave teen duly
adjulged Sankrupts upo petition Of their creditors,
auU the payn ent OF any debts and tn dellve Ct
any property bcon ing to 81 Bankruots. to them,
or Ior their G. aud the transfer Of property by
them, are forbidden by aw meeting Of the creli-
tor OF said Bankiups, to prove thsir debs aud
,hooso one or more Assignecs OF their Estates. will
be held ut Court Of Bankruptcy. 10 bn holIen at
thlrleston, in hid District. on tho SIXTH DAY OF
AnRIL \. d. 1869. at 2 O'Clock NJ. s the Office OF
JULIUS @. CARPENTtR one OF the Registrars in
Bankruptcy Of SAID District.
j. P. n. EPPING,
United STATES Marshal for said District
Morcb vo
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DEEP Down. Tale of the Cornish Mines. By
R Nl. b .llantyne, with Illustrations. Phlla-
delphia: J. B Lppncott & Co. Charleston:
Ho mes Book House.
The author of this story has obtained con-
siderable celebrity as writer of books for
boys. Tue moral of his tales is high and
pure. His heroes are gallant, enduring,
self denying fellows, whom every youthful
enthusiast is ready to take to his heart at
once. Aud the adventures through which
they pass are suoh as to put them to their
mettle. A good deal Of valuable information
is communicated by the author in regard 10
those deep and terrible excavations from
which the stout-hearted and strong -limbed
Cornishmen have been hewing out tin and
copper ever since the days Of the Picnic
ians. The story whose thread runs through
these dark passages, and even under
the Atlantic waves, is charged with thrill
ing incident ...-.-...
/. HYxNs ANCIENT AND MopERN. New York:
Pott & Amery. Charleston: FoSaltle BOOK
Depository.
g. BI,tSs FOE CHURCH AND HOME. ?hiladel-
phia: J. B. Lippiucott & Co. Charleston:
Fogartle's Bool Depository.
These little volumes comprise two of the
many contributions to the psalmody of the
church, which have been the product of the
religious reaction of the past two or three
years. They are worthy of note as being a
large and yet professedly select compila-
ton from the acating mass Of religious
songs Of all ages and epochs of religious
sentim tent, and will be found to embody
very faithfully the devotional spirit of our
common Christianity, whatever may be
thought of their poetical and literary merit.
This latter, indeed may safely be said to be
of the v, ry smallest. The poetic taste of the
eompilers has been far from keeping pace
with their piety. With the exceptions of the
selections from Neale's translation Of the
rhythm of St. Bernard of Cluny, "The
Celestial Country" Hymn, No l42 of the lst
collection, Lyte's "Atide With me-" FL
liotts "Thy Will Be Done" ard "Just As
1 AM" Cary's "Oie Swee,ly Solemn
Thought" aud the selections from Bishop
Heber, there is very little which could be
grated with advantage on the collection
at present in use in the Protestant Epic copal
Church in this country. We commend the
volumes to the notice of all curious in trac
ing the development of the Christian life in
song!
WAvERLEY NOVELS.
We have received from John Russell,
King street, Redgsuntlet, Tho Beirothed
and Highland Widow. Tnc Tslisman AMI
Woodstock, being the Is b, 10 b, Goth and
2lst volumes of D Appleton 4 ca $ cheap
edition of the Wave7ley Novels. E.ch num-
Der is complete il. itself, and is sold for
tweuty. five cents, aad yet tie type is clear
and the paper fine. The "plaid" Waver-
leya, as they ore called, are deservedly
popular
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Gelrbratians.

HIBER SOCIETY Y-SIxTv-
EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY.
TNHE HIBERNIAN sOcIErY WILL CELEBRATE
l its siIiy-l i.htb Auniv, rsary his DAT. the
18th Instant, at their Hall in MeetinG.stl eet-
Tho iety will atsemble at " elv' o'clock for the
election OF officers aud the transaction OF othor b-
Eine.s Memuers will como proparo'l TO pa, their
rea 8, aud will apply TO tee treasurer tor their
tickors to III" dInuer.
Polls opened from we've NJ. to Three NJ.
The members will reassemhls at the Hal 10 tho
afternoon for tile dinner, which will be served ut
Five O'Clock
JANE III. MULVANEY.
GEORdH A. B WMAN. Wh. L. KING.
AUGUSTINE L. SMYIBE =. G. TRUMBO.
Wsl. AIKEN KELLY,
March II secretary
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ST. PArRICK'> BINLVOLENT


TITILL CELEBRATE TIER FIFrY.THIRD AN
w NiYER>AHY HIS DAY, the l7lh instat
b, N .Iubers will ass IN Jle ut Nils mic Ba at
Fight O'Clock NJ. and fron thence will prorocd in
procession headed by brlss nand 10 st. ]oseph's
church whGre an orar will be delivered appropr-
ate to the day b. the Rev. @. OkOGH,N. nnd COL
lection will I've taken Il for the beke0t Of tue Or.
phaus under he care OF Tho Il ter. Of Mercy. From
the Cnurcb the society Will march through tho prn.
cpal str' et.. I'D back to Masonic Hail.
rhc rpcn.bo will assemble at -Four O'Clock P. M.
for the election OF ffcers Tor tn" coming year.
supper will be .rycl at light O'Clock P. NJ. Tick.
cts tor the supper eau had oi either OF tho
COMMITTEE:
JOHN BARRY, NJ KELLY.
W. BAKER,
March II secretary.
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&c tINE-sTREEr, NEW YORK,
November u, 1861
UDoLruo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present.:
Uear Sir have male chemical examination OF
Sample OF yuui SchIelam NcInapps, with the in-
lent vi determining II any foreign oriojurlous sub
stance bud bceu aducd 10 III, supple disulrd sp FITS.
1le examination las resulted III tho concusion
that the suinple contained no polscno - or harmful
aduixlure ! have te.u unable to discover any
trace OF The decterous suostance> wicn are cuu-
pluyeu in tuo iulJvralion vi liquors. would hot
hesitate tu niysuIf or u rocomn nd to oLhcis,
tor medicinal purposes the Scu.cL"n >chnapps as
au cxuuliuut ana ,nubjectionaDlc variety OF gin.
Very respectfully yours,
(Sisned,l CH3o. Al SErL4, Cpcmist.
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no WHOM ~ MAY ,,t C0NcEi:N;.TlE I'M ~
upon bis s.a.e are hereby notified that, und Or
der of ourt, dated Mar Ii H. 1919 they are requr-
cd to preyc ani cstanli h their liou- b,fJo j. G..
CAhrENIER. q, Registrar, on or bcfor" April J,
1869. or osr 10 excluded from auy beIef arising
ftu the dist: ibuon oil tho slaie Of SAID Bank upt.
LOUIS McLaIS,
AZ ignee oi L. DAILY.
March Is 151719 90 d q 2031 1855
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And the celebrated BERaER FAMILY vccalt+ta.
Hnrpists and Vfo'inlsts; assisted by >CL SMITH
RUSSELL. the great Character, Vocalist. Hun-orist
and + tacIal Delineator of the age.
The Largest Comp1uy Of boil Ringers In the World
Fifteen Per ormerl
Eve ything new. brilliant and attractve
comrlrio set Of One Hundred and Twenty pure
toned 1ellsi
A" taft" OF Thirty-six Silver Bells!
Two Grand Double Active Erard Hlrpsi
magnificent silver Cornet Bandl
All school Children admitted to the Matinee for 25
cents.
Cards of admission 81: Gallery rs cents; ta'c.,d
seats 80 CENTS Reserved scata my be ootaiucd ut
Holmes Book store without extra cha ga.
". W FLELER,
March IT 7 Business Agent.
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NEW YonK. Tuesday, May !

New York, tuesday, May ].
UDoLpHo WOLFE. ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-lud wall vi puraWlnes and Liquors
Tor ucdiclnal purposes I'll lUuS ie by III" pro-
rstou AM llDuslljs oil lives have been sacrificed
y ,le list, OF uuuI,eIatru Articles D.lridm rrlntnS,
a,,d other Diseases ., Tile UrdlE aud rrcs, ~ riIc
i'll lIis uuuulry arr very rare la Europe, owing, III
n;e;li u..rer ~ lie uihcrcucu Inc pa ny VI tile
splits sU.d.
WcbiYu tested the scvc. al article. Imported and
sold by YOU Iuc. .uulus your un VIII Il sou seii ui-
ger the vi >roualc scuiedIih 'ctuapls, "n.cl
VIZ cunsiu, Justly cLu,,cJ 10 Lie ilGh Reputation II
has ucuurcu al ibis cuuutry aud iiun Your loS cX-
u. lclIrs is lUrcisu import r. your pvtiiru "lhea
/ I'd Liuuo,s suouIu an u III The same uciDand.
Wewuuld recuIuIueud you ~ ap-on some W the
respectable apu,uU lii dincfcil paris VI t cit}
~ agents Tor ih; sIu oi your brahics aiid Winrs,
where he prolrssiJu eau GOtaIr lie saulc Wien
needed Tor mcdi,aual purposes.
Wi.hiu. yuu s,icc.ss Ia 5uur tew enterprise,
We rcluulu, your oucdic.t sefvaits,
VALENTINE MJlr, VI. u, Piv.rasor OF surgery,
University M,dcal Coiicse, New Sok.
!. NJ CAfNUlHAh, VI. D., Professor ol Clinical
surgery, ,urscou-m lli ~ tue slate Hospital,
&c 40 IA LAT otXleeutI-strcct
LEVI, A. SAYi:c ". / :, No ~ broadway.
Il L. I,E WEE, Il y. No. i9l fr01awIy
JOSEPH WuI., G.i, H. D., no. ~ hluh-street.
NELaUN SlELLr, Al. u, No. " 5lceker-street.
JOIN O'EtIL.Y =. D., No. 23U Fourth street
b. L. RAPuALL, IL D.. pruirssUr vi lhe Plihcipies
aud Iraclc., sur. cry, Now fork nieuica' COL
legs, &C.. No. u taintr.ntrcrt, aDo o'oefs'
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educational.

MISS EMMA r. HOLA sIS, e. fIb
Iil and !atc .sistant Of Miss DAT :, Will open
5 uUO, tor Girls al ltr re idepcel No. 81 WALL
st oct, one door from Ca.houI, como epcing on
THURSDAY, Ap IL 1t
Ie ms i.cludng French. ...sS to SIS per guar or.
Advanced puJIis ......,.... $40 per quarter.
March Is mWeowE*
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.@er SaIe.

THIE Sale, A FINE L.itG+; Muh%;
II G. oil al all work anl WARRANTED souud. Apply
Gu FRASER'S-WHARF, TO J. y. A. MOORE.
arch II L"
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF InE
i UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM. l869-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN q. EDWARDS, ". CHARLESTON COUNTY,
BANKHUPr.-PE TIUN FOR FULL. AND
FINAL DISCHARGE IN BASKRUPrCY-or-
dered, That u bearing bo had on the SIXTEENTH
DAY OF AflIL, 1863, at Fcdea Courthouse Ill
Charleston, :. C., and tin; all Creditors. TO-.
OF said Bankrupt appear ut said time and place,
and show cause, II any thoy can, why the prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted. And
that the second and third meetings of Creditors OF
said bankrupt will be held at the oface Of e. C,R
PEN TER, ESQ., Registrar OF second congressional
District =. q, on the SIXTEENTH DAY OF APRIL,
1862 at IL II.
BY order OF the Court. tho 8 day Of March, 1862
D MEL HORLBECK.
Clerk of tho District Court Of the United States
March II va For south Carolina.
tn THE DIsTGICT COUxT OF THE
i UNITE y ATE FOR SOUTH CAk OLINa-
JANUARY TERM, 1S69--N TIE MATrER OF
EVANS a CoGSWELI,, BANKkUPTS, TX PAR'E
WM KELLkR--P. .1IIION 10 ES IA DLI>H LENS
ON HOUSE AND LOT, No. 81 SPRING. rRkET.
CHARLESTON. AND TRAIT OF LAND IN
URANutBUhG observation-disclosures, an ORDER OF
sale has been grastcd in these Cas- g. and the assig
uoc ordered to pay nil Creditors holding iens on said
property. accorrg to priority OF SAID liens. Or
dered That al sucn lien creditors do be and appear
before ME ut II Office In HI leson. ;. L Oh or be-
tore the FIFTH DAT OF APRIL, 1869. and esta ii h
their CLAIMS, VI else bo bIgrcl OF ai boDe6t under
said order. JULIUS G. CARPENTrR.
March II w2 Rcgistra~.
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new YORK, NJ. SO cEpAnsrHEET.
=. s,f. ,ScJ

NEW YORK, NJ. SO cEDAR-srEEET.
NuvUuI IJer .G, 1867.
UpoLpuo WOLFE. Esq. Present
Dear Sir. have Submitted to Chemical ana.ysis
Two kUilcI OF ">cdcJan scluLpps, wUich toOk
lrun fresh package III our uou'ed warehouse, anu
iid, as ucurc, ti.t Tie spirlluO'.s nquof Is ircc
iro,n mi IiuI, iusrcdiruL, or falsicduUn; that II
his the Mi rs OF u,IuS aged aud mol Recently pre-
pared uy mechanical a,Luxiutc Of acohu. aud aro-
MATES.
Respectfully, FhED. r. MAAtk,
Chemist.
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UNO RENT, A COMFORT ,ELk: DWELL
/ ING, containl"g four rooms Prico moderate
Apply at No. 1i8 LALhOCN-,ThEEr.
March 1C
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WQuH.

WANTED. A SITUATION AS LADIES'
w MAID or to take charge Of cLidrco; has 10
objection to tr !vel Reference given. Address Miss
CARRIE SlMONS, Charleston z. o.
Mar h II SN
WANTED, EVERY BODY To >UB-
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY -
CHARLES q. RIjH1ER'S Select Library of New
Books contains all Of the latest publications.
Auril q No. lsI KiNG-STREET.
WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FuIs ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND New
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
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Apr,l 21 No. 161 King-strert.
VIrA>TED.--TOL LAW EIsS.--A Young
w MN desires to study las some of1'e
where he can earn his board by acting a. cleIt.
copy.st, &c. 1drcss "C0PY15r," DAILY NEWS Of
fee. lmof March lO
VITANIED, \ SITUATION AS SALES
w MAN in Grocery nouss. Apphca has ex.
pcricnca. reierenccs given. Address '.R :" tfce
Of THE NEWS March 10
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Rfnaual.

M j. M,ZlCK HAS RE MIG T. ID
M. from No ~ C0MING.STREEt to No. /
FnILE'S AL EY uext 10 CO ner OF M"ctiug-slrcct,
whore ,ho VIII do l'RESS Mixing AMI PLAIN
N.EDLE wOkK as u ual mwfSs MARCH, Is
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HTUhrs.-a s's ,s YuiaG H.ATGCISx
iN broke AiUL 3 just arrived aud i"fs lo at he
su,.srrlb $ IT b!rS, QdccnsL:ecs, between fTehi
and Aluy,rk p. WEI.
Ma Oh !6
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The proprietor also ofels for sale'
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS.,
rmnor.eo and hot. led BY himself. expressly TOR me.
dicinal use Each Uotue has his eertheLe OF Its pu
rty. UDOLffiO WVLffs -
Fcbrulry2t ~
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TUHN ID. A l. + X A N ID f Il,
ACCOUNTANT.
NOTARY oCBLIc AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. 16 Brond-street.

RESPECTFULLY SoLIoI1s BUSINESS IN AD-
JUSTINa ACCOUNTS Of Merchants and others,
and in WRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS,
either In part or whole, &c. Jaruary9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

rTNo .ENT. Pact OF y HOUs". PLEAS
ANILY situated mar the Battery, command
lug fine view # The ralbor, with Kitchen, ser.
wants rooms uud fine cistern. APP iy at / His
ukFICK Mar.h IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

mo RENT. tIi: STnlsE AND EFSI-
TENCr, c,rorr Of King and Lamb list Gets.
INQUIRE OF P O'DO.N LII. on the next Lot nora
a., iJa uhoro February pi
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17
Go Rfnt.

ITO RENT. THE RESIDENCE OVER
FOGARTit', BOOK DEPOSliuRY No. s6D
King sire t. containing four rooms, with Kitchen Of
Iuur rooms c.scrn, &e. Will be rented low 10 al
approy d teu"nt
Apply to Benz. &. HERlOI.
Insurance Commissioner a,d Repl Estate Agent
fIgartie's Book Depository.
March IT IL No. l6O King. sire et
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

VNu RENT. A SUITE; or TWO Or 7 HliEH
hne ROOMS. with Kitchen aud cist-rn; can be
partly furnished If rcquirc1. Also. buggy hNuso
and stable Apply in BSAUF S-STREEt, 'PPO.
sIlEMA2YCK mwf3 March Is