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LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Ashland Crowell Boston mdse and pass.
Sandy Hook BaT0E, Palermo 6s days. aud OorAaf - a
fruit. .
scHoONERs-RvBR CoAsTWsE
f. Mary O. Farr Baltimore. Racer, Cold Spring
Sandy Point Eirabethport Mary Anna, ProEldenee'
Prince Leboo, Virginia. GAnges, providence
Susan Scranton. Virginia q. Hsddeu, NeS.fia!en.
Edw. H. GroIier, Virginia Saie smith. Eau RIVER
Harry Laniel, Baltimore. Emehne MeLanes Potuand'
Amos PsukenbGrg. Providence Susan Scranton, NeghaVen
Dwight Dawson. keH-iiAven Emma NadsTOras, Boston
Snbad Rockaud
SAILED.
Steamship Alona Aspnva ships VIM F. Store and Chancellor
Liverpool; Ben Hood Batmore bsrk Ukraine CadE 81 Oou
nque, Kingston, JAM brig Antelope, Marse'HeA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Feb. IArye brig Grace NJ Bonarei sehr OlAna'o
FoKrkE MoSRos Feb 1Auived, ship COoadOi 'Ichr Emma
from Wilmington for Fall River 81
WnEiSGTos n c. Peb L-Ariyed steamship Rebeea Clyde,
Eew-York. .-
Peb I-Arrived STEAMSHIPS ssrgossa HewYOrh
SAVANNAH Feb Aryed steamships Thames aud Gen Barnes
Eew.Yorh America bngs Mari Ginsrs, Belfast Me
Feb LCleaed ships Monita San Bias Catoa
Yokohama Sailed ships Kingston and Annie W. Weston for TsFpooi
Norwester, for CalAo.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEENsrowF Feb 1.-The steamship City Of Boston from New
here to-day and subsequently sailed for Liverpool The
steamship Manchester from NewIOrk via HALIFAX also arrived
here to-day O her way 10 Liverpool - .
1.-The steamship Uaon which len heH-loE
Jan. a. arrived At this port to-day.
BKEr The steamship vile De Paris which sailed from New
arrived here to-day and shortly AFTER sailed FOR HaYTe
SPOKEN.
bark Hsanor jan 20 80 days from Liverpool for Philadelphia
short Of provisions, WAS supplied BY ship Colorado
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[Announeementsl
EIrCrRInITY-ITs XAsT REsC

ELFCTRICITY-lTS VAST RESOURCES.
THIS .geptis no the world With is wonded de-
vopens In the healing Pains the most eIencsng
al M ourb b obstinate chronic affections speedily and prma
nenty eradeated CHAABERLIH No West Fogreehtnst
applying various forms Of Electricity with uHparassu success
Electrical Era mailed 20 order
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER.
- 80 -, vvt,l Ionr Their Bar wiri
lei ioHN "gh qI5 ng7Nw Feb ID go 5a2 W y w
a55 aS5 ". \ W. II 20 2o3j V; n, W.
REuAEssNorning very cloudy 10 l2' ''e cloudy AZ Gear
The PASEr MlEaT planet Is situated sn oe s o. G
ro,ebv st norton of the orbit the earth s Iapu
irg 10 Laucy will BE- brightest zen 10 ~ s is
t ts 81 he soslces planet the White snow 'po
either pole are Visible
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RnnoKIYN RAzAAR.

The mode Of business this popular changed he dv
ing bnR discontinued articles sold at uniform rates OF
81 as &C. principle Of the Dollar stores 50 successful
NeH-iOTk
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SUNpAY-SCHooL BoOKs.-BROUGHToN& WY
HAS No. 10 Bible House keep the largest aud best assortment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-02
es That treaty Of 1862 was one of tho most glorious

mesa That treaty OF 1862 was OF tho most glorious
events in history , ,...,, -. .
rloous n bis amendment adopted. For 80 years
Congress had voted "A certain sum annually to guard
Inc ervnt' without knowing what for; but recent
v had been discovered In the House in considering IA
augmentation bi that tins appropriation had been ORG
Isy made TO nay an officer 90 guard the tomb OF wash
Bt0D which was then designed 20 be under the Capitol
aud had been continued from year 20 year nothwit-
standing the fact that there crypt 20 guard
The Senator from Massachusetts, seemed inclined 10 fO
low the example, but lie Patterson did not think II was
a good one. SO far England and the United states
wero concerned. slavery and the slave trade were dead
but could consent to $4,000 Ito guard tef
crypt" He denied that these Courts had stopped or
done anything TO stop the slave trade Hhey had
merely transferred it from English ana American
Spanish aud Portuguese vessels Notwithstanding inc
closcuess of the parallel drawn by the Senator from Mas
sachusets between him Patterson and John sAae III
their attitudes toward the slave trade, tlele sun re-
manned one striking and cOnsOatOry distinction, nay
that Mr. Sldel had been STAKEHOLDER, WINE he hau
been all his life an AbOlitionist.
MI SUMNER remarked that the senator from NV
HAMPSHIRE at least admitted that the slave trauc hA
been driven from English and American vcssels; l'i
surely that was great for England ana Aelc1,-
After some further discussion by senators flSSi5t'
DEN DIXON and SUMNER. Mr.. PATTERSON ~ ~
moved TO strike out 0OO aud insert $3.50 win oIIso
that hereafter the salaries Of each OF the three Juices
shall be 500 pcr annum. The amendment was penuu'
whon on motion Of Mr. GRIMES the Senate adJouiDeu'
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Steamship Ashland Crowel, Boston. mdse and pass
Sandy Hook BaTatov Palermo 6s days aud O'oa - a'
frit
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I +. CRANKSHAW, PRINTER, so Nassau
~ n Y CARDS CIRCULARS BILLHBADS. STATRMENr Is,
all kinds Of MERCANTILE PRINTING PROMPTLY and WILL
DONE AZ LOWEST CASM MITES Your onlsI. soLeitsd.
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rose 20 534 as the continued sequence OF the
recent judicial decision, as well as through q
feeling that tho State would now be able to
pay its interest. The Louisiana SKIES
were in request on foreign account,
these bonds having been q favorlte in-
vestment with the Paris bankers before
the war and now recovering their old prestige.
South Caroitnas ,oere dull and heavy, The re-
cent loan Of tie Slate credit for the nine nslltons
TO The Blue Ridge Rail,oad not being Jauorably.
regarded. The following were the closing
prices OF the Southern lists: Georgia SKIES S4a
s4s; do. sevens, 9I3ay2; do. seven5, interest
payable in Georgia, 81 bid; North Carolina, ex
coupon, 594 59B; do. new, 53a53a; South Caro-
lima skies. 66 81; do. new, 64aa65A; do. re is
tered stock 65J66; City Memphis skies, 49Aa5o;
do. Atlanta Fights, 85as7; do. Savannah seveus
90a92; do. New Orleans consols, 73a74; do. do.
issue railroads, 65,7e; Mobile Ohio sterling, 65
a67; do eights, 58a60; Missi ssippi Central
Railroad, first mortgage, 72a7i, 10. second do..
6Oa62; Memphis and Charleston, first, S5a87.
do. second 75a77; DO. stock. 4Sa47; Greelville
and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed, S7a69.".
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The Ice Question.

The artificial production Of ice has long
been an experiment with which every tyro
in science is familiar; but it is only Of late
that the process has been so simplified and
utilized as to render it, especially in warm
latitudss, an important and profitable
branch Of manufacturing enterprise. A
recent Invention by Jerseyman, which
distills fresh aud pure water from the ocean
brine, and then'in few minutes conyerts
tho distilled water into solid blocks Of crys
tai ioe, is attracting much attention Just
now throughout the eouotry. By q modif-
cation Of the ssps plAp, fruits, meats and
vegetables can be PRESERVED in their purity
and freshness for On almost indefinite pe-
riod. Artificial ice, manufactured BY this
process, is now sold In large quantities in
New Orleans, and the system is coming
into general use; but more particularly for
the preservation Of Texan beeves and their
shipment to New York and other Northern
cities. The hold of vessel can be readilv
converted into mammoth refrigerator, so
that tons upon toms Of perishable produce
can De safely carried on long voyages; and
the same principle can be successfully ap-
Piled to the smallest refrigerator, and be
made available for the convenience Of the
most limited household. The apparatus,
which Is exceedingly simple, admits Of the
production Of any temperature desired,
even as low as one degree below zero. i.
has been found. however, that thirty Ave
degrees, three above the freesing point,
snfiices to prevent the decomposition Of
meat, and that is the empsrature used in
the large at-house at New Orleans. So
rapidly 10 shis important and wonderful in
vention coming into use. especially in the
Southwest, that it would not be sur prisipg
If, in the course Of stew years, tho ship.
ment Of New England ice to the South ern
sis'es should have become 8 thing Of the
past.
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CHI A RL-E s TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY %, 1869.
Charlsston and her Hoard Of Trade.

~ !. esa 70 - ,I8e'--. -
1t affords us great pleasure to publish
this morning, in our advertising columns, an
offer, from the Charleston Board of Trade,
Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS for
the best "Treatise with statistics) upon
":he past and present trade Of Charleston-
''the advantages to the Southeastern States
'of making Charleston their emporium and
''centre of exchange--and the measures
"whioh should be adopted for preserving
"and enlarging these advantages."
The Charleston Board Of Trade, though
but little over Saree years old, has, on re
peated occasions, given proof not only Of
vitality, but of the full maturity of man
hood. But few weeks ago we ohronicled
the purchase Of fine building, to be used
by them as their hall Of meeting, library and
reading room, and now we, have the pleas
ure Of recording another step in the right
direotion-the effort to gather into oonve-
nient shaps--a Vads ztecun for reference
the facts and figures connected with the
commerce of our CITY. 1t may seem strange
INV" 1AAc CAOu'A AOt A6 VoOoOAA uVN0 aOuK AKO.
Other cities, not only New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, Chicago and Cincinnati,
but Louisville, Memphis, Nashville, Cleve-
land, and in fact almost very important
city in the Union, annually publishes re-
port'of the hetransactions Of the year. This
is usually done under the auspices Of the
Chambers of Commerce or Boards Of Trade,
and is the only authentic source 81 informa1
tion on such subieots--and to outsiders the
only source accessible. True, our daily
papers have, for many years, on the first Of
September, given elaborate statements of
the principal transactions of, the year.
These, however, confined themselves almost
exclusively to our. staple exports; and, be-
sides, being published in the s'market" col
umns Of a morning paper, were not as
widely read, nor so generally preserved, as
would be the case with apublication brought
forth nndar thA aMan ninn. - A. = - ~ >
Trade, taking much broader. SCOPE, pre-!
pared with much more care; and issued in
pamphlet or book form.
We have occasion to know that very
frequently letters of inquiry come here
from abroad, both to the Mayor and to
the Board Of Trade, inquiringa Tor Just
such information, as it is designed to elicit
BY the above named prize treatise; and
hereafter; we hope, we shall not be under.
the painful necessity Of answering these
inquiries by stating that we have no sta
tistics in Charleston; that 1T. is not known
how much cotton is sold here, and how much
passes in transitu; how much corn, bacon,
-four, hay, oats, lime, naval stores, lumber,
are brought here, SO, So, to say nothing
of our shipping and jobbing trade.
Again we say, we are glad that the Board
of Trade has taken this matter in hand,
and we doubt not that there is sufficient
talent and industry among us to warrant
the hope that we shall be able to present
something to our sister cities, next fall, con-
oerning the business Of Charleston, OF
which we need not be ashamed. /
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q II. CgLOUD "A OTn L..

THIS SEW AND COMMOL IOUS house. Local.
SD corner OF Broadwsy and Forty-sscon d.s,reet
possesses advansos OveT all other houses for the a.
commodatlDD Of It's guests. II was built expreesly
tor hrsS-cisss famty boarding. house--.the roonls
being large and on suite. heated by steS--wfih not
anu cold ter. and furnished second 10 none; whle
the culinary department fs In the most
hands. afS'rding guests m uneQaallsd,ta table
One OF Atw0od's Patent klevaogs 10 sis6 amonp
guests at all hours. i'@%
The Broadway and Universty Place Cara pass the
aoor goo! everv four minutes. runn,n. from the 0isS
Avenue lines are nut q short block on either side
anordlng ample faciltes for communicating NTH a.
ne depoas, steamboat iandinga, 0leces OF In s4a
ment and busness Of the great metropolis. %E
MOWE d HOLLEY. Proprlctors.
aaron ~ 6mes
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9Oteis,
NAA IL Il E s r UN HOT Ell
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsT.CLASS HOTEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant location, and In the buancss portion Of the
cit. renders IT the most desirable Hotel for either
permanent or transient guests. he accommodations
are haviaa extensive suites nf elegantly
furnished apartments ioc f'mihes d sinrlo eenfle-
men The proprietor wlll endeavor TO maintain the
aiRn reputation 9, joyed BY the .charleston'' as
hrat ciAsD house, effort will be spared In Ia
servo continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon IL s e3ls - 20 .->r
The bssa OF Livery accommodations will be foun a
adjoining the establishment s3l = - = =
lhe house !. supplied With the celebrated Arte.
slsn Wafer.s Of which delightful bA.hs can be had
ei.ner Gay or might. u. b. Jackson.
suyN or S tss pxoprietox
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Go. Afnt,

ITO r EMIT. THE THREE UPPER
STORIES OF the ADGER BUILDING. each
LOOT forming fine hall, heng 95 feet deep ana 54
feet WIDE with bcd entrance on King-street; viii
be be esired a.ssn up 70 sut any purpose for
Real Estate Agent. No. 81 Broad:street.
.oly 1. = -. tt@ wim1S
ITO HEST. TAE PLEASANTLY sITU.
~ AiED TWO AND HALF SrORY RESI-
DENCE. No Gadsden street, opposite Wentworth.
Apply az eCHARLESTON STEAM saw MILL,
EAL ESTATE AGE ENTS::AND oTBERs
y1O havtng houees TO- rent have their PJacards.
nc; printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
'ftcEs No. 1A0 East Bay
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QOpartaersbip N9tife.

lNHE cor PAMWNE RSEalP III -H X E II q .
IL FO1E exssting salaaAE tins saamo Of yOHN TRx
sER 90. 10 hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
E1tber partner Will sign ths name Of the frm in
liquidation. THRlS. L. wAsMFTe =
w III ,xdsu.as bsssy.: .. = Hussks 4 sSH.A'
FREGK. TANNING. E
Charleston, s.e.. suiy 81. lsoe. 20.
IHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE Tbs DAY ASSO-
giAaED o. thsmselyes together under the name Of
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
'.bN - -TaEO. d. WAGNER.
BENZ. =. HU9ER.
- FRED'K. TANNING. +
Snar.so01, .. July ~. 1869. July II
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mines, Giquors, Gtf.

n l. ID w IA X Es.
The UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NOUNCE that they have been appointed by Messrs
HENRY 9. HANNIb & CO.. OF Philadelphia, their
sole agents TOR the State Of South Carolina for the
MGOIAE @ CABINET and o.her brands OLD RYE
They also wish to announce that they will be in
constant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILIED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHI>KIES, direct from
Virginia. "o''
Liberal contracts will be made for large lots of
new Whtsk1es In bond at Distilery Warehouse
CLACIU, Il WITTE,
No. Sd East Bay street,
June Io wfm3mos Charleston, 8. G.
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Notifts ii, ''lDB1 lDB1a,nAruptfp.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OFF THE
4 UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JULY TERN 1S69.-IN 1HE MATTER OF THOs
r; E., SCRhYsN. OF BEAUFORT COUNTY, BANK
BuPi:.PETITIoN FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGES IN rdsred That .
nearing DO had on the TwENIrETH DAY OF AUGUST A.
D. 1852 at Federal Courthouse in Greenville. s. O. :
ana that all creditors &C., or sAfd Bankrupt appear
at said time and place, and chow cause, II any they
can. why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. !
BY order Of the Court the 10th day of Julv. 1868
cstk !, thu District oA1t SAStsL tns ns19RLgGoK. g
July 2s ... W.
IN THE DI~TRICT COURT or TEKE
j. UNITED srArks. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
July TERM. 1869 IN THE MATTER OF r..
B; r. B. EFT. OF CHARLES ION. BANKRUPT
PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS.
CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY % -derei, That q
hearing be had on the EIoHTHENTH DAY OF AUGUST,
A. d. 1859. at Federal Courthouse IN Charleston s.
O.; and that all creditors. &o Of said Bankrupt ap.
pear ut said time and place. and show cause IL any
not be granted.
BY ord r OF The Court the 27th day Of July. 1859
DANIEL HORLBECK.
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United states Tor
south Carolina. VIZ July az !
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a. EokG GIA
MUTUAL FIRE AND lire
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON, GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital. $500. .ooo

FIRE AND LIEB DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
aa dastAuut ~ @l0qs000 psal santo the In
suranee Departments Of Georgia according to law
for the ceneft Of the assured in this Company
Stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen Of
Georgia. i{5@g 5stil
purely Southern Company. allowing only dix
per cent OF it's earnings to the stockholders; the
rest the profits divided srnong the Policyholders
on the ce nt.lbution pan.
hire Department las been in snccessful opera
ton for six months. and has already accumulated
handsome assets. .sfa "8
Life Department in full and successful operation
and vteins with old companies in its success.
All OF Its Polics.s non-forfettable. and of every
description Of Life and Endowment, together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place Of residence or
occupation.
Women insured ON Same terms as men
Loans half Of iIs emirrns. No notes taken.
oTyICERs:
W. J. LAWTON. President. ~
J. c. MCBURNkY, Vice. President.
r. }. LIaHTFOOT. secretary.
q. #. MoCAY. Consu uting Actuary.
r. II. WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
Ihls Compsnyis is now prepared to take risks either
In tho Fire or Life Detartmonts aud solicits share
Of tho patronage Of the city and sta'e.
aff e91E ~ q. eaOLSlES, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local AMI Travelling agents wanted Ia all parts OF
the state. Liberal commissions allowed. Applics.
mons to be made to J. g. HOLMES. Jr.. General
Agent, No. SS Broad-strees. chArisston, 6. O.
July a. DAG a9~ Wfnn
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In THs anonymous verses on the Peace
Jubilee which We print to-day, we think
We recognise the peculiar wit and the roll
licking style Of DR.. Ticknor, Of Georgia.
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yxTlLLas u CIiasDLn.3 i, ..s#l
EAcroBs. COMMISSIONS MARoHAKTs
sn1PHNo .aoEHrs,

AND1
h 1 n SHIPPING AoEHTS III,
WEI. ATTEND no THE PURCHASE. Sale AMI
SHIPMENT ITO Eoreign emo Domestic Ports, or
COTTON. RIcR, LUMBER AND NAVAL sTORRs
e@3 ALLAN ITO WBARF. Ohariesson. -. q
E. WfLLB...........s4...ss. ~. :. a. Rs CMISOl ~
y October % 1-'T
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FRESH DRUGS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE
O AND RETAIL BY DR. b. BAER No. 1871
MEETING-STREET- O>
RISONs TOBACCO ANTIDOTE
Roses Cough Syrup
schenk'e Punonic Syrup
--,", ~ az Schenks Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
,,,, Cherokee Cure
Cherokee Injection
spears Fruit Preeervtna Solution ~
.. Browns 0hlOrodyne w.,
German Blood or "Kalser'' Pills &c &C
Flemings Worm Connections
aWrght's Rejuvenating Elixir
Churchili's Syrup Hypophosphits OF Lima
Van Deusen's Worm objections
Hurley's Wo,m Candy
Bardotte's Worm Sugar Drops
Grmfehberg Pills
Cephalic Pills
schallenberRer's Fever and Ague Pills
Strong's Pills
-aJi McLane's Liver riDr
Linns Vegetable Pills
Russeils Soothing Cordial tor Children Tcothipo
Jayne's lterat,Je -Nos
Jayne's Expectorant
Jayne's Carminative
Jaynes Eanative Pills
hadway's Ready Relief
Radway 8 n. Pills
June 81 mwf
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ATTENTION. REPUBLICANs.
A, MASS MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
~ y party Will be rs5d This kvENINa, at Eight
O'Clock, at the Military Hail. Prominent Republi
cans WILL address the meeting Juiy 20
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psstisa aai.


T1NIvERsITY ON vEKGIsEA. ..-Ts4E
~ Session OF this Institution conmences ANN
alit on tho 1rs day OF October and continues WITH
ont interruption. tia the Thursday precediny ih
four OF July ensuing -
The oreanls ,tion nf the Institution is very com
PIE g emhracDg extensive and thororah cour. e
or instruction Ia LIrERATURE AND SCIENCE
ano ~ the Profssaions Of Law. Medicine and Hngt
Tho expense Of the Academic or Law Student ex
elusive OF the cost OF text books and clothing ani
POCKET money, amount to about SS6E Der ses
slon o. mine month";; and Of the En0incerina a
Me5tcaA Student TO aSout 9a9D oG which sssnss "a
spectvev, $a2Q or $3.50 IL payable ON aaissloY al
tha osianee In the pr0aress 81 the session.
FOR details send for catalogue
O.. "Unty rsity Of Virginia" ~Ss 's.s}s
ssss 9. MAUpTN.
--lly slaly z 1mo .l.. Chairman OF the Faonlty.
WAsHInGrOE COIL Ean,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA..
PRESIDENT. aENEaAI. R. b. LEE.
AIDED BIZ a FULL coRrs OF PRcyEssoas.s,
THE EGxr SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 18rrt
ASes. end closes Juro Q 2Sth, 1870 hi n. { gTss
" sdaifon % ths regClar Collegiate Course the
Professional schools OF Law and Ciyil ana Msnins
Enganeer'ng, are la f1lt OpaiatIon. Nh ~. =
Il Nee nnscsssary sxpenses sfom 1900 10 s87ss
Eor M MyatAiogres address sJ III. LEEcH.
su,y ~ imo imo % Clerk Of Faculty. \
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-28
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~ "a nave removea 70 the Store No. l49 MEETi NG-
SlRHET opposite the Charleston Hotel formerly
occupies " Messrs. Dewina, Tbaye. q Go where
shoy are oaering large and complete assortment Of
DRY and FANCY GOODS. lmo iY,Iv x -