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financial.
4 FiEsT-cLAss INVESTMENT.
CHERRY VALLEY, SHARON, AND ALBANY
RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT CON
NERTIBLE BONDS.

NLRl lBLf. boNDS
Interest pa,Abe June December 5 be Metropolis Ten f
tions BsaE in the Ci,y Of NsN-York.
TIE CHERRY VALLEY SHARON AND ALBtSl gAILRoADeon
meets Albany bv Cobbk with the sg requerteI WaeDg
place., sharon Springs CheJ Waller. through eb
agricultural comry tcky se,,Id and Tiving Villages, The
length Of The Road p miles Cherry VALLEY; IT IS
PERPETUALLY LEASED TO TIE ALBANY AND SuSQUBHAANA
RAILROAD WHICH ROAD - AGAIN PRRPBrUALLN LEASED
TO THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY. The
es mae to the latter Company provides that they a AID Keep
Or Chny Valley shsion and Abssy RSio' ;ht
- per OF the gr-s earnings TE ROAD
Is THOROUGHLY WELL BUILT AND EQUpPgD, AND HAS
Run REGULARLY SINCE rFE it1H or JtNE LAST. Irs
EARNINGS HAVE BEEN;
JUNE. - 1895 a.
JULY s570l.
AUGUST st i46: OF WHICH ~ PER CtNr ~ PAID 10 IHlS
ROAD AND IL ~ THUn DEMONSTRATED THAI IN lhE FIRST
FEW MONTHS THEIR EARNINGS EXCEEDED Bl ~ PR GENT
THE REQUlRaENTs FOR INTEREST On THEIR F''SI
MORTGAGE BONDS There Bo doubt that 'he bo'hs'' ~
future vastly end i eIr'agant to estimate TIE
earnings dour ors % this hus making the pN
the stock N'i doubt rsih
dividends per per The capt siec is tInOp
which has teen m subscribed paid up rhr whole i.sus Of
Wsb the only Hen b" .nfn property
The Trustees Of the Mortgage PEP0Nr MORGAN OF DAB
NEY MORGAN 4 Co.. AND r ,. OLCOrr, yiCiIPREsiDENT
OF THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANR OF ALBANY.
T, Bonds hear PEI ne4 Ib into "I a.
the option of the hoj"r
gy Tbound Dos the Bonds hye been oi AND WE oFfkk
THE REMAINING s25oro At g!!. AND ACCRUED INTEREST
AND Do NOT HESITATE 70 RRCONNEND THIN ~ AZ IN
DOUBTED 4 BOND, WHICH Is FULLY EQUAL IS PEE
pE,srLY RAFR INVESTMENT To Any FIRST AORt"A6b
BOND QUOTED At THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
HALIGARTEN n Co, ~ Broad-Nt.
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Gbantes for Bnsiness Alsn

4 SALESMAN travelling West this Winirr
~ would liable sre to sci conm.ss or Aes b. :
g.. BOX l,Glt Poe Orcr.
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WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S EXPRESS
- urc,dvay. N~w.N NerL-

r,,,. ,,.,t. None, vss.h.. .ni .,sh ss.ss 10 .s h.n
,- Trrr,er.s Ps-bo Coast ssnds,h ;' 80 ,,s,
EAiUpt via iblob, t,p'isi ssp "''''
srss1sr LAb', iron NsH.lei
COLLECTIONS n.s. ,ns COMMISSIONS r''eSl'' ''h P'''
T,,. ra,.n,nt uu s.. sycas '"sN's W "hP"''h :"
GoODs IN BOND OVERLAND -.....
Tsf tspi III oAss. Of
NJ BIosas.y. sf 81 Hss."H o., s,r-i.r,
espEp sri rts ENfRbss "a
" ~ Hry.sss, os 1sr sssal -, N,S t-rs
wULs pIseO '~ - sS~ss~s' s'-t~s
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGT.-rIRsr CA


IN,
Aeoo s. 81 Ooa......t 3Oc0 $40 COO
rs 600 u so Rec l0s! oooo S 81 le+V CoS
4 900 q = 52cher GA,.......noil
af
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PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN,

ss. m boders BoBs great incuchen' - change
tter n,esueut FOT instance:
Government Bond o. ~ $50 costs lssy)......... l"
yslirig income of...................,.... 6'
100 invested n Moncar Rsjwsy tondsi al par,
Yields "A income oi.....................'.... -
Disslepce +l7. lsi per cent.
Te-e isuei Denominations o' $1,000 t'e sna Si
re,reai,rly. For sale by
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ss western i o' state .sd l.; q 'sS sSs "a ns, q
o s9s'ss's5 5 st ff9 G n Ps cSp M s % @ SO
Corn Corn Meal Meal %ssf "a "a BT, 'od %
Freight. active and Ss. w.. ;e ,a
:s :. 70 s, TiepSo @ 4 s per bash London bash Wheat
by ssii sd hhd Tobacco at s ptI TN isre wa %
l.S suS a1d S'iis acc Sia III. PiouT At p. 81
GRANTh demand for Whsi %l'sa ~ ,s 4ossS ss%ee Of so
checking inl There fir milling demand & for Whit Al & T
= @ rs for Or Misea snSss spring s q for No. 81 10 Or
H. H. Ts' e s Michigan sssr no. r e T sS ws iSs ssneF the D
Barley and very quiet Barley MAI Is uns1D s shp pspe
10 the trade saes Ohio at & track snd ah"a,
% M,f55 q .c ss s5 S3s' at & 9d as s C Com oTeu
proved light and the advance va. not sustained 10 closing %
snG, ,TS and G4r r.as %Sq a Cd Wssn M1 sso5 and
NfT Hay @ .Vs w'SIs s"d % @s 81 10 shipping sos
~ Rf lots Long Rye siiawr selling at - @@sl ~ and
HRsP-hi without and dull; Manila i quo'ed
HOPS are quiet good primo New se at l1%l1 ls@t 81 o.io for
Common do ieI Michigan and Wiseon1 io'I|i ' '''
M siF DE ssi f s's .Hi steady is bids
TSvSI STofFs-spT uplSs Tac iesy bu, t.; l; hen
quiet reported equs 5 hh ic il yard; a1d . esl
SO 80 So T and Pth d1 and are quoted :. ysieIs3 m
oIS7Coie I.h 9 a. quiet . io@tr pas MAJ n % mn
change Eugish do is dali AMI nominal Oher o' arc without
PR61iSIoSS~PcI remains quiet hut bollers pretty irm at
former prices s are ESQ eb st 80 for s. ~ 70 to- ny a@
Der D. Beef remains du bu in prices v learn Of no quo.ahe
change sales h -lad 'o- Plain Me- snd sJ0SlB ior
Terce Beef dul snd nominal be Hans eonnnae
without Vesil change sales 20 bh- a. ~ ~
Cui Meats dull aud prce, na
egleciod Dressed Hog hrm si 10. lie Tor ivy ih
du sales 10 hh and c. u lie for No. i l'@I'e
for Citv nd a 65e for Fair 10 Pim Steam.
PETROIETNC In tut has ruled quiet with hut p"jrrae
sales - tarn porrL On Lover koid
81 bot the amount were un
sbe 10 karf nvrfte demand IRON H
delivery hsde better i"r export there hu
bills November ai - and e IL" nf
December at 2e 2ic The exports Of Erned to-day
vrre 60 L. Thla ephia the market j. hae hut quiet lies c
400 bhs deliverable TODAY 2is, and l0 do 81 Ole The Ie
crips there bbl AMI Crude 100 bbs
RICF-Rusu-s DUH and wthou, chsug"i s~es, " ics
Carolina 4, sic end 20 hsgs ganSoyB a. 'c .
StGAR-RsW demand aud Ires hfm lar TO
good Refining sslc 40 h q iO o Cuhs l 0hsc
Clarified &C. for Porto Rico and - h"I Havana mostly
Refined dali aud lower . i hen l1 ioF "he
II
SREDS-C Ine-l active; 'ale' 20 hass
gold, without interest. GTs-s seeds h d
change; quote Iinoih ~ IH 90 ="
a. bnhl obtipg Nay, and Clover at OG oc
n sales. On bush. a. lnc. TO arrive
STEAhIN-The demand light sales 200 N at l4e for COMMON
TtLOW i sciy, se,di sales 55o 10 at s"9e for choice
Cty 90. l..
IL.
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GOfFEE-Btaps on cbosoe, but
generally quiet no 'B"i"e so
hae be- IN private a..
FLOIR AMI MgkI-W,gen State Flour is nfcSv'; ms
aenc. Of freight room checking Medium frsd arr n" sha
heayy Family brap are In moderate request No
Supene demand but prices are without oh ~
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A Word to Congress.

The National Legislature has done much
to commend itself to the Southern people, by
the evident earnestness with which it has
gone to work to purge itself ofthe miserable
dogs who have been trading in the appoint
ments, which, in virtue OF their official sta
ton, the law has vested in their hands.
Now, let the investigation only be thorough,
searching (as far at least, as the senators
and representatives from the reconstructed
States are concerned,) general, and let the
official guilloiinc fall without mercy or de-
lay upon the necks OF all who may be found
guilty, and Congress will, in one instance,
at least, have done its duty nobly to ITSELF
and dealt out justice to the wronged and
shamefully misropresented people OF the
South.
But let no single scoundrel be made the
solitary scapegoat for a score OF his equally
guilty fellows. Whitterlore and HoSe are
not the only representatives from South
Carolina whom this Investigation should
reach. There is, at least, one other, anl he
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The Cost of the City Government.

The Committee of Ways and Means OF the
City Council estimate the expenditures of
the city for the current year at S771, 900, in
cluding $500, 900 for interest on the city debt.
Last year the expenditures were SALT, 749,
and if the city government keep within
bounds, and spend no more in each depart
ment than is appropriated to that depart
ment, the result will be saving OF nearly
one hundred thousand dollars in current ex-
penditures, Notwithstanding the appropria-
ton of $4,000 for the OrphanhouSe OF the
Sisters OF Mercy and $4,000 for the Old Folks
Home. But the saving Of one hundred thou
sand lollars-n estimates-is not all that can
be accomplished if the Mayor and Aldermen
are heartily in earnest in pushing on the
good work of retrenchment and reform.
The cost of the Police department is sci
down ut $4,000 This is at least $4,000
too much; for $50, 900 should give city OF
this size guard as strong and as efficient
as is required. The estimate for Streets Is
$40, 1000, and for City Improvements $50, 900,
making in all s105, 900. This is far too
much, and public opinion points to about
SIS, 900 asthe proper figure for streets and
improvements for twelve months. And we
believe that this amount, carefully and hon
estly SPENT will give the city allthe meuding,
repairing and new work which are indls-
pensable for the convenience of the mercan-
tile and general public. Then, it is pro-
posed to spend $50, on the Health de-
partment. This, although less than the
last years expense, is far too high. For
this department $4,000 should be made to
do.
Throwing these figures together, it will be
seen that the City Council can make their
already low estimates at least $50, 600 low
er, ami this is about equal to tax OF one
fourth Of one per cent upon the value OF oil
the real estate in the city. This is surely
worth saving. What says the City Council
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS by mail, one year s6; Blk
months ss; three months 81; one month rs cents
Served In the city at FIFTEEN CENTS week, pay g.
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al the Office.
TEE TRI.WEgELY NEWS, published on tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year Eos siA
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period
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN ADVANCE
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the time paid for.
.nvypr,sSuESTs.-F insertion - cents O
Vine: subsequent insertions 10 cents line. spc-
cta, Notices Is cents line each insertion. Busl'
ness Notices 20 cents line each insertion. Mar-
riape and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. cuts
and Electrotype Advertisements will be inserted
on the Fourth Page only. Fifty per cent. addi-
sional charged for inserting advertisements In
THE TRI.WsIKLY NEWS. Advertisements LOT
THE TRIWsEKLY NEWS only, two'thirds OF daiy
rates.
NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found
Boarding, &C., not exceeding ~ "oras' 70 Genus
zach insert!On over 20, and not exceeding oo
words. 40 cents each insertion; over 80 and not
exceeding 40 words, SO cents each insertion. AL
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must be paid for in advance.
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done. protection against losses by mail may be
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able to the order Of the proprictors Of THE NEWS
or BY sending the money III registered letter.
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
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vllrully or recklessly iDJure or destroy such bag.

Hl(ully or reckleSSly lDJure or destroy Sucn Dag
gage"
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes coplous eX-
tract OF the recent consular report made to the
government by Edward NJ. Archibald, British
consul at New York. That gentleman says the
high tariff on American raw materials prevents
the export oil American manufactures. Thc West
is dissatisfied with the tariff, but owing to the
powerful luob? OF Eastern manufacturers it is
unable TO work Il reform, consequently shipping
agrlcu ural and all other interests Of the country
are sacrificed. A tardy, gradual reduction of the
tariff is oil that can he hoped for.
"A Washington telegram Of Sunday says: "The
President expects TO issue his proclamation by
the middle Of the week announcing the ratlllca-
ton of the Fifteenth amendment Nebraska rati
aed it on Thursday. and as soon as Mississippi Is
admitted, which will probably ,be by the mid,ile OF
the present week. the requisite number of States
has been obtained without counting New York,
Georgia or Texas. 1t IL understood also that q
joint resolution will Oc introduced in Congress de-
claring that the amendment has been duly rati.
fed by three fourths OF all the States. If this is
done it will first be necessary to obtain an official
statement OF the date Of the ratification by each
State from the State Department. Republican
members say TINT bills will be at once introduced,
by virtue OF the power conferred on Congress by
the second section of the amenlment,to to enforce
the provisions OF the first. New Hampshire will
be the first State 10 hold an election under the
amendment, tut IN Connecticut it will have more
practical illustration, as the members from that
State estimate that it will add over thousand
voters at the April election"
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TIE New York Commercial and Finan-
oiM Journal, of Saturday last, republishes
the main points made in the report OF the
South Carolina Railroad Company, and
concludes its comments by saying: "Thls
.paper briefly, but explicitly, expresses the
"financial condition Of the company at the
"close of the year, and when the heavy loss
scs, and still HEAVIER obligations they have
chad to meet, are remembered, it will ex-
'scite the liyeliest qualification amongst the
stockholders"
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will not be far to seek Nor need the State
official who, according to common report,
paid heavily for a cadetship, be difficult to
find. Let the committee inquire as to the
residence of the parents OF each West Point
or Annapolis cadet appointed lately from
the South, and the result will give clue to
vcnal doings of which they have 80 far heard
but the beginning
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IT is rumored that. the Republican State
Central Committee, which meetsin Columbia
tomorrow, will read Congressman White
more ssout of the party" They cannot do
this without tarring Bowen and Hoge with
the same brush Whittemore Is white as
snow in comparison with Bowen, and is moi
q shade darker than Hoge, Shall White
more suffer and the other two 60 scot free
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u RES II A RR I v a L S /.
EURoP PEAN SEEDS.

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS, viz: Early
aud Large York Cabbage, Early and Late Drum
head, Early and Late Battersea, Early anu Late
Large Flat Dutch, Early May, Early Sugar Loaf,
Early OK Heart and Green Glaze Cabbages, Drum
head AMI Green Curled Savoys, Brown and Green
Curled Kule, CnullHuwcrs, Brocoe. Radisll, Tur-
nips, Bcets Carrots, Spinach, Onion Seed, Pars-
ns. Parsley, Lecks. Lettuce, Thyme, Sage, &C.,
Red and White Planting Onions
FLOWER SEEDS.
Fine Mixed GERANIUMS. soc. per paper; fine
Large Passy OF lIearsease, Large Double Catna,
,ions, Picotre and Phcasant's Eye Pinks, Mixed
Vcrhcna, Double Blood Red Wailhowcr. Double
Daha, Larkspnrs Sweet William. .;;S CoXc9mDs' ,TOs
Sweet MigMoEettc, Sweet Alyssum. JoScph's Coat,
Princess Feather, China and German Asters
rrlmrose, Zinnia, Petunta Poriulaea Scarlet
Sage, PhlOX Drummondl, fine, strong und vlgor-
ous strawberry Plants. two year old Asparagus
Roots, Double Dahllas, &c.
Al.S0
An assortment OF Housekeeping ARTICLES
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements
For sale by JOHN THOMSON & CO.,
M. 2sS King street, Charleston, s. G.
fcb22 tu!hslnl0
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8 8 lsa 9fa 8

VNO TILE WORKING CLASS.-WE ARE
now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, the mhoe VI llle
time, or for the spare moments. BUSINESS new,
light and profitable. Persons OF either sex easily
earn from 30 cents to IS pcr evening. md q pro-
porlinna sum by devoing their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as mucn as
men. That all who see this notice may send thelr
:,ralIeIed orer tn such as are not well satisfied,
we will scnd 81 to pay for the trouble OF writing.
Full particulars, a valuable sample, whlcn VIII u 90
To commence work OH, and copy or the REQ.
nie,S Literary Conpanonm-one of the largest
anu best family newspapers published all sent
free by mail. Reader, If you want permanent,
profitable work, address E. c. ALLEN o. Co.'
Augusta, MaiLe. la"ls 3aos
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90 Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
III &c, now vacant, can readily be rented by
Advertising them in this column. The rate Is 25
cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, II
paid In advance.
ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO AND
i half story House, No. Mary street, oppo-
site Elizabeth street. Apply 10 WIN. BYRSE,
corner of Church and Chalmers streets. febi6
NO RENT, THAT WE'LL LOCATED
Store, No. l25 Meeting street. two doors
south of Market street. Apply to THEODORE
STONEY, Yanderhorst Wharf. febl4 NTH
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WTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain
and ornamental, Is executed promptly IN the
neatest style and at the lowest New York prices,
at The NEWS Job ONCE, No. 149 EAST BAY. CAL
and examine the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER WEEK.
" Don't complain OF hard times when you
have competency within your reach. Agents.
both male and female, are making Sl0o per week
selling our new work, PLAIN HOME TALK AND
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. They have no COM
petition; there never was book published like It;
anybody can sell 1t; everybody buys IT, Send for
circular containing table OF contents OF THIS won.
derful work. Address WELLS & COFFIN, No. 49,
Broome street, New York. feblo lm0
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TNMPLOYMENT WANTED BY A YOUNG
L NAN OF industrious habits, and with good
references Wholesale Grocery preferred Apply
ut this Office. 1eDl2
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Cost ano fonnb.

T OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
IL have lost anything make 1t known to the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
words or less, each insertion, Is rs cents II paid
IN advance
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For Sale.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO-
N PERTY of any kind may be advertised for
sale In this column, at the rate OF Is cents Tor
twenty words or less, each Insertion, Ii paid IN
advance
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BRASS BAND AND BURLEsQUE OrERA TROUPE.
The best Negro Dellneators and Comedians-The
most pleasing Quntette or rVocalists-The
most Distinguished instrument
tallSts and Dancers.
The fame attached to this Company has led
them on In triumph, and rendered them copy
for all others.
TIE GREAT RICARrO-Only male Artist living
with pure Soprano voice.
Al. TALB0T-The best end-man In the world.
BILLY REEVES-The best plantation darkey In
the universe.
STEvIE ROGERS-Best clog dancer living.
"FUSSYn JOE MAUK-M0st versatile buresque
Artist.
HUGH HAMALL-Champion Ballad Singer.
LARUES Original Sensation,
SHOO, FLYI (LARUE'S) SHOO, FLYl
Before 1t Opera Boufc hides its diminished
head. 1t carries the audience to the seventh rial
regions OF delight. The blind can hear It, The
deaf see IL.
EVERY NIGHT EVERY NIGHT EVERY NIGHT:
Begins at 8. Grand MATINEE SATURDAY AZ
TERNOON, begins at3.
Usual price OF Admission. Reserved seats
secured at the Box Ofhoe from 10 A. H. TO p. NJ,
feb24 "PlIAT BOY" Agent.
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tflalbinerp, Castings, &l.

YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE
i In Fine Style and at Reasonable Rates, go 10
EDWARD PERRY,
No. l55 Meeting street. opposite Charleston ho'ei'
Chr.eStoa, ). =. urcl4 on-os
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WJANTED. A GOOD COOK AND
w WASHER. Recommendations required.
Apply at southeast corner queen aud Trapman-
streets. leozl
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EoR SALE, YOUNG HORSES AND
MILES 25 ccr cent less than any b ,tly else,
~ CIRiSTOPIIElt'S Stables, No SUI King street.
fcll24
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WJANrED, A SMART SERVANT TO
w Cook and Wash for small family. APP
ply at the Bazaar, No 1863 King street. feb22
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WJANTED, INSTRUCTION IN READ
w ING, from o frst.class ElOcutionist. Adj
dress Charleston Postoaice, Box No. $40, stating
terms &c leb22 NthS3
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WTANTED, A COMPETENT WOMAN
w to mind two children and do chamber
work.. Must have recommendations. Apply at
No. % George street. fcbM IL
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r OsT, ON THE MORNING OF THE
i 22d, Gold Earring, set with coral. The finder
Will be rewarded by leaving the same at no. AIS
King street. opposite Burns lane. feb4 Is
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WTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part OF the city. Address w.,
EEWg OnicP, leO2o
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II ENTUCKY MULES AND HORSES, AT
IN the Kentucky Sale Stable, No. 10 Chlrcn
street. between Chalmers and Broad strets.
lot OF Young Broke MULES and HORSES on sale
for cash or city acceptance. Il. 0AkMAS.
fcUl8 limo
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yXTANTED, A THREE STORY RESI-
wv DENCE, four rooms to tho floor. and out.
buildings. Address Letter Box 100. feb24
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yXJANTED, A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE
w aged Nurse, (either white or colored.) to
take care Of two children, one young infant;
must come we'll recommended. Apply IN Cal
houn street, third house west OF Rutledse street.
fpiI23
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DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
i GREAT BARGAIN.-One small Cylinder TAY-
LOR PRESS in complete repair. 1t has been but
owner has no use for It, The size Of the bed OF
the Press ls forty -four by nftyeight inches Said
Press will be sold at great bargain II applied Tor
at once, as the room 1t occuptests wanted for
other purposes. Address BOX No. 1896 New York
POstOttice. sepClU
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MULES! MULES! MULES!-TWENTi
lfl head OF Prime Broke MULES, anf few
CiUlce HORSES, just arrived this mornilg. anu
viii bc sold twenty per cent. cheaper than the
same kind OF stock can he bonGht IN any part VI
this state. Apply to II. ARNOLD, NJ. 2ln Meeting
street corner or John fc,24 -
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Uants.

WANTS OF ALL KENDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody in this column
at the rate of Is cents for twenty words or less
each Insertion, II paid In advance.
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YHTANTED, A COMPETENT SERVANT
w to mind children and do chamber work.
Recommendations required. Apply at No. l47
Calhoun street, leuA II
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TUST ARRIVED, A CHEAP LOT OF
81 Horses anu Mules, at the Mills House Stables,
Chalmers street. "h1a
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WTANTED, CONFEDERATE STATES
wv SCRIP and STAMPS. fur which good prices
will be paid. Address N. W. sTOWELL, Clare
mont n. H. leh24
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