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NAVY Department BrREAu OF PEovisioSs AND cLormso}
FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH

NAVY Department BrRsAU Provisions CLorursG(
July 1870. :
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND CLOTH
ING MATERIALs-SEALED PROPOSALS. Hdorse Proposals
Clothing This bureau unil O'clock
the 9th day July 1870 for the supply Of the following articles vA
ards Dark Bue Flannel
lUo1 wards Blue Nsnkin.
1000 anis Barsley Sheeung.
25.0e0 pairs Woon Socks
5000 pairs Calf shoes,
$3.50 pairs Kip shoes
above articles be delivered the NayyYsd
Nesiok within ninety days from the date Of contract and
form n and be equal IN all respects To the samples al the
several Navy Yards AMI must pass the usual inspection
The Flannel b. all wool tw and wool ed with pure indigo
and u about hity yards length twenty inches
vide weighing i've snd half yard aud TO have h
edge Of four white threads the whole length the
piece; pieces rolled separately without cloth boards
y The quality and color Of tie flannel be equal TO the samples al
the several Inspections
The Nankin also be pure ndi 20 dyed
The shee ing be free oG cotton eighty inches in width weigh
ing twelve and i hundedts yard By
seasoned white pine
pne and tougue aud groove sides and bottom
thick aud the euds Bsb thick the des 10 he nailed the bottom
and tie top 10 he eud BY no than aud eeourh Inch
~ the hOr be
inch by one aud one quarter inch In diameter.
The the kcks and Noes conform 10 the schedule 10 be
supplied by ii. Inspector a. New -Yerk.
Bonds with approved security vii b. required onequarter the e
mated of the and per cent addition win he
withheld from he Of each collateral secan the
due performance o. the contract which reservation will until
the contract Is fuly complied with.
Etsry wtrn gsruuee
responsible persons bis or their
BID accepted an Obligation within I'VE days With good and
sufficient snrrties, TO furnish the articles Proposed
No proposal viii he considered unlrrs panied by such
0na parties cho not bona G glcirrs rc0s
lar dealers IN h drts ey offer 20 Jrnh 10 conformity With the
second Of the resolution approved March
The Department night proposal unless
responsibility Of the certified by the Internal
Revenue for the district In witch sy reside and unless license
reject PROPOSAL not considered sis ambiguous the
l. 6. DUNN, Chief u BascsA
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCTrANGE.-TIRsr CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. ".
sails Of OorTaw1t Bo9,ts. ,o,,
1000 T. g go Con TI....l2 $500 T. ? D. 10 ' Goa
T. D. b. Ihfthcy
IT Con 67......lllll
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nlusieal Instruments.

A GREAT OFFER.
N HORACE WATERS 4SI BROADWAY NEW YORK,
Hundred PIANOS NELODEOhs, and ORGANS Of
m extremely low for cash during thi. month";
or monthly until paid the Let Ani
rent noney applied purchased Chekenng Pianos for RenI
MONTHLY iu,tallneuts received for
IF YOU want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
hfRRRLEs Wareroon No Union square Sold inalments,
or rented customers suited large best makers Look before
selecting elsewhere
DIANOS.-25 SECONDHAND PIANOS of
various makers comprising Square, UpIghts and Grands in
thorough order. For SALE at low prices By CHlCKERN SONS,
No. Fourteenth between Broadway and Ffhave
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n
Posr.OgYcR DEPARrNEsr. WARRINGTON, D. G. June 49, 100
PROPOSALS for DEAD LETTER EN-


PROPOSALS for DEAD LETTER EN-
YELOPES-Seae proposals will he received at this Depart,
men 1870 a, Il O'Clock for furnishing, during period
August 1870 Envelopes
b. useIfo dead letters writer's
The Envelopes mmd and equal In quality Of paper
and selected Department aud have such
printing upon the General direct They must be
delivered quantities aud such times he required, at The
Po.tOe Department Washington d. c. in gooi order packed in
pasieboar boxes ready Of cost Tor packing and trans
poraon about 1000 per month the annual supply beng
estimated At 2.00lOOO tnore or lessl
Specimens the En7pes for which proposals invited and blank
proposals. bad application to the Ihrd Assistant
Postmaster General
No proposal considered unless offered by manufacturer Of
envelopes sufficient and satisfactory guarantee;
the night 10 reject and all bids
If bis jngmen, the Government require H.
approved sufficient tie Of $4,000 viii
required tie faithful performance Of the according to the
provisions section of the act Of Congress approved
The 10Th 1882 and under said contract will be made
after proper adjustment Of accounts.
The Postmaster General reserves to himself the gh to anpu the con
whenever the thereof; offered for sale for spec
uatOn will transfer Of the contract be
Who shall be- In the opinion Of the
able fui the conditions thereof the
aud the right IL also reserved the Postmaster Gen
ers annu the bis Judgment there shall be failure 20
perform faithfully Its spuaOus Of wful aempt
10 the Department envelopes inferior sample
se1ei Proposals
Dead Enyeopes addressed the Third Assistant Postmaster
General, POstO Department, Washington, d. c.
JNO A. J. CRRSWELL Postmaster General
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x1roRr PROM .zrr. !. fsss. 70 pArA

NAY dali b, steady ~ 5dSe ss shyras sd "a 9si -
&c. fer Short
hoLAssks-Bs'iBes ,rzy dan. 18th tSbas sBd vss
oslo We quote al rs s foI Cabs Sa es -
MeB-1he market generally psy AArs very sru
u former quotations s u s Csseaos ssoa s ~ eAs. ss
goon q ttd7e
NAVAL sroR.s-splis rssyeusss t-s~a s~.sd ..i.s
eeh Vss ~ - No no; ssd 10 ars- kssas s> -
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Giiuaiions Uanieo-- nlales.

ENGINEER.-WANTE n Scotch Ma
IL hu SITUATION To take charge Of an engine in printing es
,ahshmeni mill &c has objection having
feet knowledge engines Apply W H. South Wihamst
ANTED-SITUATIONS by Ten tirst-class
w Farm HANDsAmercan, Scotch English lHh svedes and
German Abced Of good habits reasonable Apply at
No Bowling Green.
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PACIFIC MILLS!
ARMURRS. assorted oolors.
4 ORIESTALS. assorted colOrs.
PEHIN LUSTERs, assorted coors
4 PERKINS, assorted eOlors.
SATIN STRIPE POPLINS, assorted colors.
and ca ALPACAS. assorted cOoD.
81 ROUBAIX CLOTH assorted co.ors.
81 Joplin ALPAChS, assorted colOrs.
b. MRRINOS, assorted colOrs.
PRINTED DBLAINBS.
PRINTED ARMURBS and ALPACAS
PRINTED LAWNS, 1900
PRINTED PERCALES - Shrings and Fandes
JAS. T.. LITTLE Co,
30 LROyARD-ST., NETWORK; % FRANKLlN-SI. BOolON
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10i O'CLOCK .
SAILS Of STATE BOnd-Raroad BoHGBdnk and Rafroai-'pT'
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Gitnaiions Uanteo--females.

GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capabl
" Ant astworthy constantly be found at Ert Mrs Low
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THE MARKETS
Carefully Reported for The TRisrSE.

IL D
CoTToy-Pre,y much brokers' ons e.os today
nothing establish values Ne qaois
nay before-sy 2O for MdRg Upands snd Isle Tor i"s Md
C6FFFE-Ro quiet but holders SIN very frr sd
offering very sparngy; all Kinds ery quiet and pres
dm We quote Rio "a! dl8e gold and 1913 for Marsbo 70
sale here but at Boston additional per Ameyden.
flour AND MEAL-Mueh depression irreguauy snd only NO
crate degree Characterized Four market nos q
day week liberal arrivals unfavofabie news ron hgopt td
se advance IN European shts being chief Of the naetf
inquiry has been moderate there : adj on y ~
stock Medium Extras ard Of Fair Family EIts nd
lie soi unless sscrtee '
Spring Wheat Extras have been IN eab aese
with bakers bing te s
Wheat Extras sold well early TIE seA 81
declined anc flcg3tci
Sv supersn and Nc have offered largely snd have been
saahle To-day the market 3 - se All
prices irregular Common shipping BItrss are no plenty sn e
km bat Medium and fsmy hItras are plenty aha 't an
only Moderate Sour is fair jemsni
Sour = bb SEA SIS IS Olio In1 I'm SUI - sods :
s Sup ga shig1g $50 y
site Extra brandt 20 ono Er Trste bl. od "a
state tFsncy do -. asa - White Wheat LItra %.
westn shipping Ext. Sa co oho Ind a9d MID eG
10 Louis, single
Minnesota Iowa 7od 50 s. Louis 1oge Es. oa %
Ohio and Michigan OO6 rs Gensee brands .
Southern Flour irregular; choice Bakers Erins STEADY an
esnd other kinds doll and heavy sae SO b6 We tcS
Bait Alex Georgetown miHei good sup - a. =; q
Bait Alex and Georgetown, Extra and Family. ga -
Frelenckslurg and Petersburg Country......... ga
Richmond Country, Extra .....,.'.'..'''''''' 20
Georgia and Tennessee and FsnlT...... Ood -
RE Flour in limited demand and is steao! s ~ DOB W
quote; $1,000. 90, ,.-.-.-,n- ~ 49,, "A
Western IS Od f5 - state sud rem - -" "
Corn Meal quiet but sales - bills. Nequote;
Corn Meal l3 Meal bTse... %
Corn Meal, Western SIS ga 40 Corr NJ Br eh % ga
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Qeatbcrs.

A PLEASANT Country Home is offered near
~ tie cty u competent middle aged TEACHER In for half
devoted INSTRUCTION in the fmnusc &c Address
Mrs. GARDNER Box IS Bloomfield p. o., ~ j.
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BOSTON.
LITERARY AND ART GOSSIP.
THE FALL BooKs-rHE BUSY PUBLISHERS

THE FALL BOOKS-THE BUSY PUBLlSTERS-TlIE
LOUNGING AUTHORS - THE WANDERING
ARTISTS-THE THEATERS.
BosTON, July 2.-Independence Day marks
the dead low tide OF the book publishers year. Hardly
new titc-pagc has crowned the counters for month,
and not will he put on record for month TO come.
St the work Of preparation goes as the heatperIns
aud able TO CLEAN for you few indications Of what
the brisk period OF Autumn is to have in store.
Messrs Fields Oscood Co. are To publish carry IN tue
Fall book Of unique character and peculiar interest," IN
a biography Of Messrs Gales & Scaton the weiiknown
founders and longtime propretOrs of The Ndho"di m
teiliqeaoer whose lives were closely allied together
that they may wel be told in narrative. The author
az the work is the daughter OF Of the firm 1t VIII De
full of letters and "reminiscences Of the leading potcal
and literary celebrities OF the fist half Of the present
century or Of what may called the Webster era Of our
national lifc
The same house viii issue illustrated volume OF the
Expcrences Of an English GOyeruess at the Court OF
Slam" some few chapters of whicnot oncenth OF the
whole-have appeared in The Atlantic They will also
soon announce a volume entitled Mechanism in Intel
lect aud Morals" by Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes which
will include among its chapters the brilliant essay
delivered last week before the Phi Beta Kappa
Society al Cambridge Another Of their early Fall books
will he a volume Of rers de societe by Mr. Frederick
Locker perhaps the cleycrest English writer Of this sort
Of poetry have looked the sheets of the book and
selected this neat bit Of work the best specimen Of the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

TIE FENIAN MEETING LAST NIGlIT.-Ihis
meeting, of which due notice was given ycster-
day, was we'll attended.
At eight O'Clock Mr. James Powers, being i'll the
chair, called the house to order, Mr.. Geo. Nunan
being secretary.
The chairman OF the meeting then rose, and, in
an earnest and impressive manner, stated the OBJ.
jects of the meeting. He said that he was glad
to see so many present, and that as 1rishmen
bound to the cause Of Ireland, lie felt that but
little appeal was necessary. The hour was break
ing when Irishmeu would be called upon to show
the spirit that moved thcm England bore testi-
mony to the strength OF the organization, ana
true men are dying every day for the honor OF the
cause; that the cause OF liberty was the cause OF
the people, and that to the POOR belonged the
chief glory Of the organization. lie then called
upon the secretary to read certain important pa
pers and addresses from headquarters at New
York.
Upon reading the papers, several gentlemen
urged that Charleston should not be laggar1 IN
aiding the movement. To this there Was general
and substantial response, and ways and means
entered upon to place the circle in its proper
rank upon the record.
Among the resolutions offered and passed with
much unanimity and feeling, was the following:
Resoired, That the thanks Of this meeting are
due to the proprietors OF THE CHARLESTON NEWS
for their uniform courtesy.
After some further delibcration, it was moved
that the meeting stand adjourned, to meet again
at the same place next Thursday night.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

ACADEMY OF MUSIc.-Thc COMEDY of En-
rors, differs from most OF Shakespcares come
dies, in depending for its effect rather upon the
amusing perpleXities OF its situations than upon
the wit of it's dialogue or the humor OF its charac
ters. None Of its dramatiS persona are asso-
ciated in the popular mind and heart with any OF
the proverbialites OF life; none have passed into
the universal vocabulary as types and epitomes
ofhumanity. This popularity, however, while 1t
detracts from the merits OF the play in the eyes OF
the reader only renders it the more attractive to
the spectator. The interest, being concentrated
on tue action, is not diverted from its contcmpa-
tion by any OF the seduciug effects OF beauties not
strictly connected with the development Of the
plot. For stage representation, therefore, the
play is admirably fitted, and the very cxtrava-
and interest.
In the representation last evening, the FIVE acts
were compressed into three. The two "Dromios"
were very we'll managed, Mr.. Read being In looks
and get.up very good counterfeit present
mentn OF Bishop who, Us usual, did his role full
justice.
1t is utterly impossible to criticise "Mazeppa."
Where the fun consists In peSing straws in pco-
Piles eyes, and slapping asthmatlc old gentlemen
on the back, the most enthusiastic chronicler of
small beer can only say that 1t seemed to amuse
the audience. The Chapman's looked pretty and
sang pleasantly, and were frequently encOred.
Tonight the COMEDY Of Errors'' will be re-
peated, and, no doubt, improved by more ac-
curate acquaintance with the parts. The bur
lesque will be "Collaen Bawn," very cl lever
NJ hot
Thiswlll be the last opportunity but one Of see-
ing Bishop and the Chapmans, as their engage
ment terminates with Saturday evening.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

OYSTER AvENUE.-King street and all its
inhabitants and others beside, are indebted to the
active city Inspector, Captain jerks, for the
shell road which he has laid down; but recently,
perhaps it is that the inspector has to be at Co
lumbia instead of Charleston, q novel kind OF
shell road or street is being laid just above George
street. The stencil Of that portion OF the street
attracted the attention Of some parties last even
ing, and on examining the shells laid down,
they were found to be good living oysters. and
more than half dozen OIL the half shell were
opened before some persons were convinced OF
the fact Probably the live oyster costs less anu
makes better road than old she'll.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

CRUHBs.-The German Fire Company will
give ball on the 10th instant, for the benefit OF
the new German Lutheran Church.
The case of T. J. Mackey, indicted for morphine
antics In the City Council has been set apart for
the 18th instant.
Acolored magistrate named Mlshaw was ar
rested by the police for smoking in the postorice
Tcstibule.
The raising OF tine bed OF State street, near
Broad, will be great convenience to the vehicles
thai use that thoroughfare
We print, in another column. the act just ap-
proved, "to designate the officer BY whom sales
ordered by the Courts of Common Pleas anu the
Judges thereof, and the Courts OF PROBATE snail oe
made..'
The bill to provide for the sale Of certain
bousesxu,d lands of the sea islands OF Beaufort
county, already printed in The NEWS, was, on
Tuesday, recommitted to the Finance Committee
of the United States Senate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

OUR NEW YORK STEAM FLEET-The steam
ship South Carolina, Captain Adkins, sailed at 3
P. NJ. yesterday, with considerable freight.
Among the items OF cargo we noticed five hun
dred and odd casks of rice, which. we believe, Is
the heaviest movement by any one steamer to
New York in our recollection.
A dispatch to the agents advises the saillng oi
the steamship Tennessee from New YORK yester-
day afternoon, with large cargo Tor charleston
md the West. The advantages offered to the
public by the present steam service between the
two ports, embracing six commodous sidewheel
steamships, are not equalled at any other port,
and will attract very heavy spring business in
freights and passengers over the short line via
Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

THAAcADEMY OF Music To-NIGHT.-Mr. Blsl-
ON. the inimitable comedian takes his farewell
benefit at the Academy OF Music tonight. Shakes
peare,s glorious comedy OF Errors" will be played
for tile last time and will be followed by the famous
mirthful and musical burlesque on Bouclcaults
far.ramed "Colleen Bawn.n Bishop appears as the
Colleen; Blanche Chapman as Myles ma Coppa-
leen; Ella Chapman as Hardness cregan This bur-
esoue is full of Irish songs jokes and fun In gen.
eral. The performance will close with ""anted
One Thousand Mllliners,n in which Bishop has al
ready cracked the side OF half Charleston. THIS
a. a tremendous bill for tonight, and Nj. Bishop
is so great favoritc that he shoald draw crowd
ed house.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

SUPREME CoURT,-CoLUMBIA, FEBRUARY e
The court met at 10 A. NJ. Present: Chief Justice
Moses and Associate Justice Willard.
In the case of Patrick J. Coogan, plaintir in er-
ror. vs.. BENJAMIN ]. Parker. ct uX, defendants in
error, Mr.. ]. Barritt Cohen resumed his argu-
ment for defendants in error. Mr.. Corbin was
.hea rd in reply.
Associate Justice Wright then took his seat.
The case of Ann Creighton ct al, VS.. James r.
Pringle ct al, was heard. Mr. Rutledge for ap-
pcllauts. Mr. Pringle for appellees.
The case OF Daniel Loeb plaintin in error VS..
F. w. Fairey, administrator. defendant in error;
Ann Berry, plaintiff in error, vs.. the same; and
A. D. Frederick, plaintiff in error VS.. A. F. O'Sry
an, executor, defendant In error, were con-
tlnued.
At3P NJ, the Court adjourned.
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Hotel Arrivnls--February 8
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


VIM. j. Davis, Louisville; j. Fl. O'Connell.
Ed. Willard, Nashville; Charles Wells, New Or
leans; E. L. Lindsday, Mobile; Ansel Rose, At
lanta; S. Blackington and lady, Mrs:>Ingals, Miss
Backington, DR.. Van Ransalcar, w. Backing
ton, Massachusetts,; G. L. Williamson, Florence;
Hon. ]. C. Underwood, Miss Underwood, Miss
Skillman, f. J. Underwood, Hamilton Richeson,
Richmond; Mr.. C. C. Alger and lady, j. L. Beach,
New York.
PAVILION HOTEL.
S. X. Cruel, Baltimore; J. L. Stoddard, Mrs. G.
P. Condict, Newark; a. F. Hall, c. E. Washburn,
Pom Pom; L. B. Wright, Beaufort; W. ]. Cougan,
Massachusetts,; A. S. Porter, Philadelphia, r. E.
Re ewes, North Carolina; B. a. Mauldin, New York.
MILLS HOUSE.
E. G. Clayton, N. C. Barkley, Baltimore; T. B.
Skin ner and lady, Battle Creek; G. Getfard and
wife, Miss Corley, W. P. Wellman, NJ. a. Wilder,
E. W. Edwards, New York; W. H. Loring, S. Il.
Haines, San Francisco; L. C. Ingls, Baltimore; II.
c. Albert, Pennsylvania; W. E. Camp, ]. NJ. Art
son and e daughters, Philadelphia;C &C. V. Poor and
wife, C. II. Coyedy and wife, Boston; Mrs. j. A.
Shivers, II. II. Shvers, Miss L. Wheat, Miss T.
Humet Augusta; J. Gavins steamship Champion.
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BUSINESS NorIC Es.

STAR SHIRT AND CLOTHING EMPoRIrM.-The
advertisement of Mr.. William Matthiessen in this
days NEWS is worthy the attention Of the sterncr
sex in general. Nearly quarter Of century
ago Mr. Matthicsscn introduced the celebrated
star shirt and collars in Charleston, and has since
supplied his customers with so much precision
and exactness of nt, that recently other dealers
have adopted the trade name, which his years OF
experience have made so popular. Mr.. Matthies-
sens card in another column deserves perusal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

COUNTERFEIT TWENTY DOLLAR BILL.-A
very dangerous counterfeit twenty dollar bill on
the Market National Bank OF New York is now
being circulated in this city. One of our report
ers has interviewed" two OF these bills, which,
to his uninitlated eye. seemed genuine The pub
lie, however, are advised to be careful about re-
,cciving bills of that denomination on the Market
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

OUR PRICES CURRENT.-We especially invite
.he attention OF our merchants to THE NEWS
Prices Current, Issued this morning. Made mp
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, it forms, with the ousi-
ness card of the house forwarding it, the most
attractive and welcome weekly commercial cir
cular that can be used. Price, for ten copies or
more with business cards two and half cents
per copy; single copies five cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

BIBLE SocIETY.-The siXtieth anniversary of
of the Bible Society of Charleston will be cele-
brated on Sunday evening, at Trinity Church.
The annual report Of the board will be read by
tn Rev. C. S. Yedder, and add resses delivered
by the Revs f. T. Winkler, D. D., and j. l..
Grardeau, D. d.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

mS- ERRORS OF Y0UTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indiscrction, will. for the sake OF suffer
ing humanity, send free 10 al who need It, the re-
ceipt and directions for making the simple rem.
cdy by which lie was curcd. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do SO
py addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN b.
OGDEN, no. ~ Cedar street, New York.
nOyq amos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04

BUSINESS ENvELOPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
enyelOpcs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-04
funeral Notlccs.

HOWE.-Dlcd In this city, on the Sd OF Februa.
ry, Mr.. JOHN WILLIAM HOWE, aged As years.
Mr THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acouaintances Of Mr.. JOHN WILLIAM HOWE, and
of Captain and Mrs. Perry and family, also the
members OF the Circular Church, are invited to
attend the Funeral Services Of the former, at the
Circular Church, THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
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