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also very severe, and brittle ware had 10 sullcr.
On Six Mile Canon, q short distance above the
Empire State Mill, a boulder weighing some lien
tons rolled down OF the mountain into the road'
where it now lies. In the vicinity of Steamboat
Springs the carthquakc seems to Eavc been more
severe than il any other place in tie country.
At the time OF the iirs, STOCK jets OF water. fifteen
or twenty i'll number and Of great 'oiGhle' were
thrown up to the height Of twenty feet, ana our
ing the nigh. twcnty-siX shocks were lcit-iour
very heavy ones. Tie mines were not III the
slightest degree Injured hy the earthquake. Tic
men workn. below felt The shocks, but were but
,ittlc alarmed. anu continued working.
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WE hoped that the resolution OF inquiry
into the management of the affairs OF the Blue
Ridge Railroad Company would be adopt
cd The public want to know, among other
things why SIS, 600 was paid to the con-
tractors for doing $500 worth OF work.
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Ean0 for Sale.

TNoR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION
situated on the Ashley River, few miles
from the city, containing about one hundred
acres, onc-half clearea, with comfortable dwell
Ing and necessary outbuil1ings. If not sold hy
the Goth instant, the owner will be willing to let
the premises TO a responsible party with small
capital, to be planted on shares. For further In.
formation apply to Vcnning's Wharf, south OF
Calhoun street. uec4
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SENATOR LESLIE VOWS and declares that
Democrats will steal" Well, Mr.. Leslie
was q Democrat himself, until it became
more profitable to DIN the cloak of Republi-
conism
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AN attempt is making to upset the Land
Commissioner and to have, in his gracious
stead, land commissioner for each coun-
ty. But Leslie is IAN honest mani"
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Ir Senator Corbin does really want to
know who Free Trade" is, we doubt not
that his curiosity, ir that particular. eau be
easily gratifed.
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Business Gar0s.

NTOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAy-
IN ING withdrawn from the Firm OF l.. GAM
BRILL 4 CO., will continue the Bond and Stock
brokerage business on his own account, at No. %
Broad street.
Orders left for the purchase or sale OF Bonds,
Stocks Gold, Bank Bills, or other securities, VIII
bc nromptly and faithfully executed. Special at
tcnlion given TO the loanng Of money on good
Coalcrils. EDWARD M. M0RELAND,
Late of l.. Gambrill & Go.
Charleston, January g. 1870.
JAMS jf3*
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Gopartnersl)ip Notices.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
" X. BATES Is admitted as partner In our
firm from this date. EDWIN BATES & co.
Charleston, S. c., JanuaIJ l, 1870 janl Is
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TIBERN RNIAN H ALL.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANU-
AIRY 17TH, 18TH AND 18TH.
THE HANLoNs IN THE SHADE

4 - -
The great Female Flying Trapeze,
l. L A A N D q +
and their
COMBINATION TROUPE
From the Cirque de Imperatrice, Paris.
Comprising the following Hrst.class artists:
MILES. ZlI.A AND ZOE,
Who stand unriyalled and alone as the
Two QUEENS OF THE AIR
MAD ME C % DO N A,
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY
Mons. CODONA tile Clown, Acrobat and Pan
tomimiSt
Mons DELAyE, the great Asccnslonlst and
daring Gymnast.
Sig. MARTINEZ, the Fire Juggler and Impa-
lateur.
Mons. DELBRA, the Boneless Man.
YOUNG AMERICA, the Boy Wonder.
Anu host OF others too numerous to mention.
NEW AND STARTLING FEATS EVERY EVEN
ING.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance to COM
mence at precisely. 1anl2
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T0 RENT, THAT WELL KNOW N
GRIST.MlLL, at corner Radcliffe and Com
ing streets. Rent moderate. Possession given
lst FEBRUARY. Apply at No. 4 Marion street.
iaull tutnS3s
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DOOMS TO RENT.-FOUK UPRIGHT
N and two Attic ROOMS, pleasantly situated,
With use Of cistern and yard. Apply. at No. 62
Church street. janis 81
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Cost an0 9nun0.

Y osT AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
have lost anything make it known to the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
words or less each insertion, is % cents, II palu
N nlNannn
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r OsT. ON WENTWORTH STREET, BE
TWEEN Meeting and King, 4 dark fur Cape.
4 liberal reward will be paid for The same on tic
livery at No. l03 East BaY. lanl3
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Boarding..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ARD
ID ING can be obtained at the liking Man.
slOn," corner of George and Meeting streets.
ianl1 tuth2
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GsOOPERS.-I WISH TO EMPLOY SIX
" good spirit barrel C00PERS; good material,
steady employ, and one dollarsll for making A.
MORGAN, Georgetown, S. g., January 9, 1871.
ianl0 D3C2
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Meetinqs.

WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 5, A. F.
w M.-The Regular Monthly Communication
OF Washington Lodge. No. S, will be held at Ma
sonic Hail. THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. Candl-
dates for the +. \. Degree arc requested to be
punetual. C. Is. SIGWALD, Secretary.
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NTANTED, A HOUSE WITH EIGHT
w or ten rooms, suitable for q private
boarding house. In central part Of the city, near
SIecling street. Address Postotllce Box No. l26.
ian12 wtlS3*
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NHARLESTON COUNTY AGRICULTU-
" RAJ AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
Meeting OF this SuCeIr will h. held At the Oillce oil
the Rural CarOlinian, No. Broad street, Ill THIS
city. at II \. NJ, THIS DAY, the 18Th Inst.
Ollccrs for the ensuing year viii he elected, ana
thC BYLAWS and Constitution submitted for hnal
action
Tic first OF series of Lectures will be delivered
In the evening OF the same day. ut the Medical
College, Queen street, BY Prof. e. U. Shepard, Jr
Snbiect-ChCmistry as Related to Agriculture.
Tickets OF admission 10 this Lecture VIII be
given to members on the day Of the meeting.
full and punctual attendance OF the members,
and all who are interested In the Development or
an intelligent culture Of the soil, Is respectfully
urged.
The Agent of the Steamer st. Helena and the
Supcrintendents OF the South Carolina and North
eastern Railroads have kindly consented to bring
and return members for one fare. janis
VNHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
i South Carolina Stale Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society will meet in Columbia. at the
Columbia Hotel ut O'Clock P. NJ, on TUESDAY,
the 25tll instant. All the members are requested
10 be present.
By order of the President.
y. WYATT AIKEN,
jan1o 8 Secretary s. G: A. and NJ. Society.
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DRIyATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAN
4 be accommodated with frst-claSs Board on
reasonable terms ut Mrs. FRAZEfS, No. liud.
son street, one door from the corner OF Meeting
street. jane tllstI6
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90 Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
I'LL &C., now vacant, can readily be rented by
advertising them in this column. The rate Is %
cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, II
nail In advance
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WTANTED, a COMPETENT HOUSE
w SERVANT, (Female preferrcl,l that Is
willing to make herself generally useful. Also
WasNcrwOman. None need apply unless well re-
commended. Apply at NJ. 80 Montague street.
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CITUATION WANTED, BY TWO YOUNG
- Engshmen, who understand fruit growing
in all its branches. Address Il. H., NEWS office.
iaul2 1%
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UTANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER
w lNTENDENT on Rice Plantation by one.
armed man, who has seven years. experience in
Rice culture, and good recommendations from his
former employers. Please address w. b. W.,
Charleston s C. dGc2
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WAMsTTIEE E1 AGENTsTwo 6a3Ss se tae
only Genuine Improved Common Sense Family
SEWING MACHINE. Price only SIS. Great In
ducements to Agents. This Is the most popular
Sewing Machine Of the day-makes the famous
Elastic Lock Stitchm-will do any kind OF work
that can be done on any machine. One hundred
thousand sold and the demand constantly in
crcasng. Now Is the time to take an agency.
Send for Circulars. RJ- Beware Of infringcrs. ia
Address SECOMB & CO., Boston, Mass; Pitts
burg Pa, or St. Louis, Mo. oct29 3m0s
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CTRAYED.-STRAY FROM B. McIN-
y NES' Blacksmith Shop, Chalmers street, 4
Liver Colored SETTER PUP, for which the inler
will receive reward IL left at Ills shop. janis
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NIO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE No. 81 Bull street, containing tlO)
ten rooms, and all necessary Outhnildings, III
complete repair. Apply to WEST & JONES, No.
&C East Bay lanS nwi3
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
IN BOARD at Mrs. MlLLEli'S, No. Hudson
street. uecl3
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r OST. A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON.
Ii The finder will receive 4 suitable reward.
Apply to Captain MCMILLAN, Lightwood Alley.
iunI3 1h
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CITUATION WANTED AS OVERSEER
- OH Rice Plantation by man OF twenty
years. experience rs Rice Planter, VINO mas
lived seventeen years on one river In that capaci-
ty alld has always had control Of large business.
Address j. c. NJ. Charleston p. o. Best rcrcren-
ccs riycn ian6 lhs4F
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For Galc.

TOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
II DENCE, No. 3S South Bay. Apply to ROB-
ERT BEE, No. 3 Adger'S Wharf. oct28 til
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Nor SALE, HORSES, MARES, MULES
Il and Springers. Inquire at NJ. 81 State street.
janll tuth2f
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V1O RENT. ON REASONABLE TERMS,
that desirable and wc-appointcd residence
No. &C King street, with large yard ana garden.
anu ail necessary outhuildings. Apply to WEST
& JONES, No. T6 East Bay. ian12
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r OST ON FRIDAY MORNING, A CANA
IL RY Bird The finder will be literally re-
Wardcd Amply ut this Office. janis II
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Uar1ts.

INFANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody In this column
at the ratc OF 25 cents for twenty words or less
each Insertion, If paid in advance.
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WTANTED, A ALTON BY A
w -Soung man to learn the Dry Goods or
Shoe bssiness. Address j. T., through the Post
Office jan11 tuth2#
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WTANTED, A YOUNG COLORED WO-
w MAN, as chds nurse. Recommends
tons required. Apply at No. 4fanderlorst street.
iaul3 IL
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NOR RENT, ALL THE PLANTING
IL Land formerly owned and occupied by Mr..
William Bell, on the waters of Back River and Oh
n line with the Mount Holly Depot, Northeastern
Railroad, 81 miles from Charleston. THEODORE
q. BARKER Executor Mrs. Martha J. NJ. Bell.
ian6
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We shall have lahorerS from Europe be-
yond all question. And we shall, as GER
tainly, draw them from the North and the
Northwest.
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DICKED UP ADRIFT, a CANOE BOAT.
1 The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying expenses. Apply at the
Point House, Sullivan's Island. Janl" 3*
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w ANTED ToHlRE FOR TWO WEEKS,
w q coed rllN0 FORTE, in perfect Order
An Upright" preferred. Apply at the p0stolicc.
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VXTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w WASH for Il small family. Also GIRL
20 mind Child and do general houscwork. APP
ply az No. 80 Smith street. janl3 II
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VNANTED, PHOTOGRAPHS TO COL
w OR. Done in the latest styles. Leave at
FOGARTIE'S Book Store. Please send directions
as 20 hair. eyes &c. jan13 2*
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WTANTED, COPIES OFTHE CHARLES
w TON MERCURY or COURIER for the
months, or certain days thcrtul, Of June, July,
November and December, 1864. Apply at this
Office Jan133
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StaOt Baltimore.

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tags II ubr 30. a dmittags 3 llbr 90 uto
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item Stimmuu9. Grlidtlib lit Die groBe YRuiie
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9eppaen iroB Der hbCrtrlCbeneu Wtuttultt6t
oes SIottes all Der Ode oer Baltimore unD
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cam, ous sVAlettn' St.iiH0 eniidieoen oeutl6.
treunDli6, ODER greifen bic SADIE uielmebr pom
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Dbnc allen @runo ole traurige UttfeIei an Der
anoern Seite oes gpeltmesres ptcoottrt bat.
geir babcn uns benthbt, burb lor8tdIiiae BE.
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tes paro Sarniiag Abrno auf NoIlaqe oes
betreitenoen NusI6ulcs beidIpfsH, an,dBlt6
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ment aui iurrm NusIuse nab Cape Dlap ges
tunoen, Nnertcnnun9s uno Santi9reibeu an
~folgenoe YerIonen gu ri6t!n an bic Yrsiie,
BIrscri&6N uuo MllSen 9bilooetpbia's an
bic 8enc,6lc Charles VI. Yrropft uno Batter.
ION. bic Gbsriien 9tfi onni Q. uuo BrGD pom
s. Nrgt., Gapt. 6. N. See, Nipooo Smith uno
Wari6al UuibOuaro in YbiIa6eIpbia &eu.
Soulr, Superiutenoenten bet sg4sit Jtritp'tr
eiienbabn !" Charles DufID bonn sStodton
Sotel," Sberten SAFE BON .gonareB. paI, a"
Mayor 9eut. y. Wtler bon Cape 9lap 8sn.
Ban 8litt uno Bite SifiSiere unto Mannihnf,
len BIS |. umo 3 Regiments bon Wiatplano.
SaB Sbreiben an Die Yreie uno Blrgerlhaft
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sinasrabmt meroen.
3nsi arOBs SsuI DE purosu leBte Wote
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geieben,
Ser gumbert6uber RobleuBan II.
bel III 9eaenpdrit9 auBtroroenIItd llau. 8of
ri9e 9pobe mutoen Gut eer Ganale $500 1ous
nen luentger ~oerIan0ts nao u Sncis tubren
pon gumbcrlan0 ~peHiger db, ais ii oct 20
leBisn NObe, Suri, Der YtrieBr bat UNI b
Sdlfte ab9erommer.
Sie Mebrausaabe non Mttier
Der spdttersburasr 3wtiSbabn" IL, pie Der
lautet, BON bent Direitorium oer Baltimore
Cbiotabn' unifriudt. unb oaIislbe babel Dor
3obR y. CRAWFORD. er Sstrri6r Der 9ompaai
ME, utl9sr bic Nitiens Certificate ausaeitell
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@heriHssYcrfuuf.

HEsT ~U1ttFHV StFFHHT"
Hlu- Sn 6oiee tires 8eihlaand bnt 'gefebles (5teri
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3. - aSitfpu uno 3. @ @illpn. Jun, atstn
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baut.
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W(O. 81. Nidia "a Unnn.
GtahtsN uImif.0rs.Wnre

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aus Nen. Yprf. - Die ySdbpbp"
ffearcidb Der Ndtbdu'fbc Mcre.

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Gtaht:G ulnmiiiGrs.0iireou

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Sn 6ol9e Der Seroronuug ri. 81, AM II. Stunt 1870
9enehmtst, beitteIt s@ine BerorOnuue, bic 4dahtruHe
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competenten 9eridte innGrbaib 80 Gage bon Der erHeu
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men. Sm NHTtra8e
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Sau6eiSs Hns MISUNDERSTANDING.

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bile ihlinlm uerbriibt Robert 6oro BON Gun.
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