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The New York herald., 1871-09-03
Tho Latest News from Spain.

The expected Carlist rising in Spain is not
likely to assume o formidable nature, nor is it,
perhaps intended for aught else than a noisy
demonstration. Don Carlos and his adherents
have from time to time thought fit to remind
the world of their existence by such periodi-
cal outbursts, which have Of late years in
variably come to nothing. These demonstra-
tions served the double purpose of replenish-
ing an exhausted exchequer and of keeping
alive. or at least in Pickering state, the
spirit of the party. No enterprise of this
kind can have a chance of success if an
nounccd beforehand by grand flourish of
sound, as the Carlists seemed to have done in
the present instance Such has been the case
with the Cuban and Fenan fillibustering
schemes which for like reasons were always
fOredoomed to failure.
The French government, moreover, will GER
tainly not permit armed bands to violate its
frontiers for the purpose Of attacking neigh
boring friendly power. The Spanish govern
ment seems TO attach but little Importance to
this reported Carlist attempt, else it would
not have issued general amnesty-as it did
few days ago-for all political offences Nor
would the greater part of the Spanish people
be the gamer by the success Of the reaction
ary Carlist party. The liberal policy and
measures of economy recently introduced by
Sehor Zorrilla tend 10 give a solid basis to the
government of King Amadeus, and no such
attempt as that premedtated by the Carsts
is likely to upset it.
A GEN OF BRAUTY-The beautiful flower
garden which they have made of st. Pauls
churchyard. Right al the very busiest point
of Broadway, with IFS endless streams Of
foot passengers, carriages, omribuses, street
cars, carts and drays this churchyard, trans
formed into garden of flowers, recalls the
words of the Prophet Isaiah: ''The wilder
ness and the solitary place shall be glad for
them; and the desert shall rejoice and
blossom as the rose" II is refreshing little
picture, grateful to the eyes Of the living, and
we cannot and would not dismiss the idea that
such tender remembrances must be grateful to
the souls of those whose earthly remains are
thus covered with the emblems OF beauty from
dust and ashes aud the resurrection from the
grave.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

THE EASTERN CONFERENCE seems to have
alarmed the different Powers Of Europe; for,
according to the Prussian Cross Gazette, the
German government was to issue circular
on the subject to its representatives abroad,
but has now abandoned that intention, declar-
ing. however its readiness to give ''reassuring
explanations where disquietude is expressed.
No great Power is likely to undergo the
humiliation of appearing alarmed, and thus
the German government will be spared the
explanations which it, perhaps, did not inten
to make and would now prefer to avoid.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

THE TEA TRADE with China is increasing
with rapidity that astonishes even the most
sanguine importers. The steamer Alaska,
which arrived at San Francisco yesterday,
brought fifty -four thousand six hundred and
sixty five packages of teas, the largest cargo
ever landed by any one vessel in an American
port British steamer is also en- route to
San Francisco with twelve hundred tons Of
tea, and other vessels, in addition to the
regular lines of steamers, are being chartered
in Shanghae for the same destination.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

A New FEATURE IN TIE COREAN CUES
TroN-The more the facIs concerning the
Corean difficulties become developed the less
defensibie we find the course pursued toward
that government by the United States. Shang-
hae papers received at San Francisco yester-
day contain an authenticated letter from the
Corean government to the commander Of the
United States steamer Wachusett, when that
vsssel was despatched to inquire after the
crew of the General Sherman in 1868. The
letter is very friendly and conciliatory, but,
unfortunately it was not received in Shanghae
until after the Wachusett had sailed. Had it
been received in time all the subsequent mis-
understanding and bloodshed would have been
averied
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11--Advertisements.
11-AdyerusementS.

GENERAL HANCOCK IN THE SoUTH.-The
West Virginia Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs have for some years past been the
summer headquarters of the Southern politi-
republican party. At those headquarters
now, we are informed, General Hancock is the
favorite of nearly all the Southern democratic
magnates, old departure or new departure,
and this gives the General a powerful lift for
the democratic nomination.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

GEORGIA REJoICEs in negro justices of the
peace, but those same justices seem disposed
10 destroy the peace OF mind OF Premier Fish,
In Darien, Ga on Monday last, negro JUS
tice caused the arrest and imprisonment OF
the captain of British vessel who had at
tempted to enforce his orders on board his
own ship. This iniraction Of international
law has aroused the British lion, and
already bis growlngs and roarings are
heard in Washington. This is the second time
that the stupidity and ignorance Of negro
justices have imperilled the friendship existing
between Great Britain and the United States
IL is due TO the great commercial and manu-
featuring interests of the country that mea-
sures should be taken by the administration
to prevent repetition of such offences. A
set Of ignorant, worthless State officials, no
matter what their color, should not be sui-
iered to endonger the peace Of the country by
their inespacity and ofhcousness.
The New York herald., 1871-09-03

N.BLo's GARDEN. Broadway, between Prince and
Houston s;s.-THE DRAMA OF FRITZ
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ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING.

BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.--Mr NrrGuEoR's WIFE,
.ON TRACK"
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF 9Th av ana 23d St
JASPER, OR, Tux MYSTERY EDWIN DRooD.
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LIMA EDwIS's THEATRE No. 7,o Broadway.-xtLLr
4 LEoN's MISsTRELA
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NtBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston s;s.-THE DRAMA or FRITZ
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner 9Th av. ana 23d St
JAsrER OR, Tux MYSTERY OR EDWIN DRooD.
LIMA EDWINs THEATRE. No. 7,o Broadway-KILLY
4 LEoN's MISsrRELs
wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street.
BLUE BEARD
GLOBE THEATRE 72s neutrality-suspicious. EcoxSrxI-
CITIES, BURLEsouEs, &c.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. B-oadway-TuF BALLET PAN
ToMIMr OF HuMPTY DUMrrY.
BOOTHS THEATRE, 23d at, between 9th and 9th avs
LITTLE NELL AND THE MAEcHIoNEss.
WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway, corner 30th q. Perform
ances afternoon and evenng-EAsT LYNNE
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. $50 Broadway.-
THk SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
BRYANTs NEW OPERA HOUSE, 2sa st.. between 9Th
apa 9Th svs.-BRYAST's MISsTRELs.
TWENTY EIGHTH STREET OPERA HOUSE, corner
Broadway.-NEwCCMB AHLINGToN's MISsT3rLs.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-THEoDoaE THOMAS
SUnaER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
GLOBE THEATRE, Brooklyn, opposite City Hall-VA-
E.ErY ENTERTAINMENT.
BRooKIyN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Montague street.
RIP VAN WINKLE.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway-TnE BALLET PAL
TONNE OF HuMPTY DUMrrY
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GLOBE THEATRE. 72s neutrality-suspicious. EcoKsrI
CITIES, BURLEsouEs, &c.
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wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street.
" - "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-22

.oappe of roads iffthis country is too wide; but
is notthree-foot the extreme'in the other way
ID asksd. ) Colonel Mann, who is buildingthe
Mobile and Northwestern Road, advocates
four.foot guage for all new roads South, as
adapted for the demands, and as combining
cheapness in construction and operation. he
says light rails and rolling stock can be used
on that guage as well as on three-foot, and
greater room and speed can be secured.
DIR. Karl Marx, the head OF the lnterna-
tional Association, has lately been engaged IN
conversation at London, in the course OF
which he descanted upon the relations which
the society held toward the recent Paris insur-
reetion. He would not admit that itwas evil
dent that the two movements were purposeiy
connected, or that the association, as sucn,
participated in the insurrection. He claimed
that those who maintained that there was
such connection and participation might as
easily make the same charge upon the Free
masons, which would be absurd. HUB state
mert, in brief, was !: 1.-THE insurrecuoa In Paris
was made by the workmen OF Paris. Tne
ablest Of the workmen, must necessarily have
been its leaders and administrators; but the
ablest of the workmen happen also to be
members Of the International Association.
Yetthe association as such may be ihno way
responsible for their action" From this he
went on to state the object Of the society, as
1t has often been stated before, namely, the
emancipation of the working class by tile oon-
quest Of political power; and dilated upon the
false reports that had been industrlously
spread concerning the association, and espe-
cially himself.
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Heligoland.

The correspondence between Prince Bis
marck and Earl Granville, the English Foreign
Minister, In reference to the cession Of Heligo-
land TO Germany, recently widely circulated
in the papers of the United States, 1t is res
ported, was pure invention, no such subject
ever having been broaohed. In addition to
this, it is stated, that whatever designs Bis
marck may have entertained upon Heligo-
land, he has abandoned them for the present,
at least. In proof OF this, 1t is stated that the
s'North German Correspondent" the recog-
nized organ of Prince Bismarck, recently re-
printed articles from two German papers On
the subject of Heligoland, and 1t is argued
that the absence of comment indicated entire
approval of the tone aud sentiment of the
articles. One Of .hese extracts was from
the .'Cologne Gazette, ,nn4which said that the
German Government Is certainly far from en-
tertaining any intention of making demand
for little rock in the ocean, to which 1t has
no legal claim whatever, and, by so doing
prejudice It's relations with q powerful and
| natural ally. The Cologne Gazette then adj
ministers o rebuke to the German papers
that have raised the cry for the acquisition Ct
Heligoland, and says that the reason assigned
ssbecause we want it," Is the most irivolou:
and impudent of reasons, and resembles the
! robbers demand. The other article is from
the Berlin volkszeitung, which argues thai
Germany has now attained only rough ex
ternal unity, and must devote itself to inter
nal organization, and that 1t would be nnwise
to be looking abroad for other countries te
conquer at the expense of the enmity of Eng
land. Not war, but honorable peace, The
| volkszeitung argues, must be the watehword
of Germany in the future, and condemns
severely plans OF the conquest of Hellgoland
and other countries as being foolish ano
crjmjnal
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Lesson OF the New York Riet.

The telegram published in our columns a
day Or two ago Interference to the New York
riots, indicates that plans are under discus
sion to prevent the repetition Of such deplo-
rable public disorders Differences Of opin-
ion exist inregard to the policy ofthe mayor
and the superintendent Of police who sought
to avert the evil by suppressing the Orange
procession, and that OF the Governor OF the
State who permitted the celebration and sur
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LAWYERS may differ as we'll as doctors. AT
least We Judge so from the following short
paragraph in the Darlington Flag: Major
Spain is studying the Code He thinks it a
panorama of nonsense, and Hot panacea
"ef wisdom, as Judge Law would have it."
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T1RaTS or TIE NERS.

rHs DAILY NEWS, by mail one year. IS; ~. ~
months s4; three months 81 50. served IN .ae
city at E1agrxzS caSrs payable so.ns CAT
rIars. or So year, paid In advance a. tne once.
- Tg, ,rR.WsxK1Y NEWS, published on Tuesdays
.nursdays and Saturdays, one year si; sA
THK wsrx1Y NEWS, one year 81. Six copies
10, Ten copies, to one address, SO.
sunaos1pr1oNs in all cases payable IN ADVANCE,
and no paper conunuea arter the expiration Oh
enc t,n1e maid fer.
ADDRESS RoRDAN. DAWSON L Co..
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, sc.
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The Darlington Indez advocates the estab'
lishment of national bank for Darlington
Courthouse. There is considerable business
done in that town, and in several villages
sufficiently near to avail themselves OF the
-l.---.Is.-:-s 1uon !, ~tIon, TO rariaut q
confident prediction OF success, provided, oil
course, it is properly managed.
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Boarding..

NOTICE TO BoARDERS. S.-sULLIVAN's
IN ISLAND HOUSE, pleasantly situated .and
five minutes walk OF the Steamer. Formerly
kept by Mrs. MCCABE, now by Mrs. DONlPHAN.
intv11-Htnth3S
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!. THsRE is life in the oldland yet, and our
up-country particularly is waking up. Ten
shares of the capital stock OF the National
Bank Of Chester were sold few. days ago at
SOB per share. The par value is 500. The
price Of the stock ls rapidly rising, and s1o5
per share ia now asked.
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BOARDING. - A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms. by ap-
plying at No. II wentworth street, DAY BOARD
ING also furnished. mayl8
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pOARD IN NEW YORK.

Person Wishing genteel BOARD Ia the City OF
New York for the Summer months, In House
patroniZed by Southern families, will ind II TO
their taste and advantageto call on the suoscrib.
er at. No. North Washington Square. before
making other engagements. MRS WHYTE.
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CHARLESTON STEAM SAW AND
~ planning MILL,
WEST END WENTWORTH AND BEAUFAIN SITS.

The proprietor respectfully informs his friends
and the public that, having rentted the above
Mil with improved Maehihery, ia now prepared
to receive orders for LUMBER OF all descriptions;
which will be furnished with dispatch, and at the
lowest market prices. On hand large stock of
season d. Dressed F1oo Ing, Lining. Shelving
and Weather BOARDS. Also, SHINGLES, Fast.
ering L this, &C. J. II. STElNMEYER.
iunl0- SmO8 ...zsF =. '-s,.t .....s
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The Undersigned ofters to Purchasers Whole.
sale and Retail Consumeys OF CIGARS, TOBACCO,
SNUFF, 30, an extra inducement for their trade.
SPEOIE PIGMENTS at par exchanged for.
GREENE ,CkS to the amount sof purchase made,
without any advance upon the Goods consisting
of all articles In his line OF business. .'--.:.'
Orders extended to him, with Cash or City lAc.
ceptances, viii be promptly attended to. An ex-
animation OF his Stock IL respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER,
Proprietor Of Emperor William Cigar Store. .
july1Q = !
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A N ACTIVE YOUNG MAN (sCOTCH)
~ wants q situation; is acquainted with Dry
Goods and Groceries; Is q good Accountant, and
willing to make himself generally useful Can
give frst.class references. Address Vertas, once
OF TIE NEWS. maylS
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A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES.
n to secure now position. as Teacher in q
school or family, for the lst October, to teach
English branches, Including Mathematics, and,
II in family, also French and rudiments OF Music
II required. Address. with full particulars OF
terms, &c, P. o. Box No. n, Wilson, N. o.
iun28.1u1OR
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prp !. &oposI, Z! sEl. rs. 81 ..a 8.

urp @ooos. sr. /:
'T,HE GREAT BUSH FOR BARGAINsil
NEW AND BEAufiruL: STYLES FOR JUNE,
ANDJULY. -
aoops FOE 4RzgE1kRRs AND -sr4YERs AT
ROAEALSo.
FURCHGoTT, BENEDICT g. co.,
'Nos.s a44 and. 437 KtnG. street.
Keeping their Stock new and fresh at all sea-S
sons. are getting In daily by steamers, - i 'i.s
NEW TRAVELLING LINENS for suits =. -
Plaid and Chene Japanese Poplins
Fancy organdies and Jaconets for hot weather
More OF their best quality Iron Grenadines
White aud oolored Piques -
PIque Trimmings
Beautiful New Prints, all the recent patterns, In
=. endless variety; Percales, also
Black Tamise for Summer and Mourning Dresses
Black ohalles, very best quality
Black "a and Ga Mouseline5
Black English Grapes and orslc V.lls
Grape Sets and Collars.
Embroideries 10 lovely lot) -; ~; I.
Linen and Lace Sets Z.
.LsceTdmmgd CouaA
Muslin Sleeves 49,. a.e ,,,,li-
Linen Collars and Cuts, &C.. ..p.s;
ALSO 4 FULL LINE OF
olssMEREs, LINENS AND oOTToNADKs z
sHEET1NGS .,;.., s..t5
snfRTHGs "a .ls
TABLE DAMAsK -.
NAPKINS 9
TOWELS os,u,,
'No' HANDKERoH1EFs
NOTIONS, &c:
BEAUTIFUL srook-
LLAMA LACE POINTS
SEASIDE UMBRELLAS AND PARAsoLs.
Everything sold Of best quality. and at the very
lowest prices, and nothing endorsed but what is
good OF It's kind.
FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT q CO.,
,june2 Mes. 244 and 4s7 King Street.
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.GTRAYBD FROM ANN STREET, IN
- the direction of the Shell Road, on Saturday
last q large red COW. with large horns and ears
cut, and white under the belly. A liberal reward
will be paid for her return to Mrs. J.LEVlNSOaN,
No. 8 Beaufain street. 1uly2l-3Sy s,
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NTANTED TOPURCHASE, FOR Cash,
w small HOUSE containing. 9 to rooms,
situated either In the centre Of the city or near
the lines OF the City Railway. Address Z. 7. e.,
at this office, stating terms, location, DC.
inlu2
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90 Rent.

ITO RENT, A NEAT TWO AND A HALF
Story House. No. Mary street. Apply ar
southwest corner Church and Chalmers streeta.
Iuly22-2f
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GUNNER Resorts
1OrF Or T HE. NJ OUNTAlN 8.
CPARKLNG oATAWBA SPRINGS,
oATAwBA COUNTY, N. C.

This highly popular WATERING PLACE will
be open for visitors on WEDNESDAY, June 18th.
The Mineral Waterg Of these Springs are the
White and Blue Sulphur and Uhaly beate, the me.
dicinal properties Of which are not excelled, and
healthier and more delightful watering place
not 10 be found. 80.
The Springs will be under the management Of
]. II. BLAIR, formerly OF Raleigh, N. O., On expe.
rlenced hotel keeper, together with Mrs. WRESN,
and visitors may rely upon good fare and good at.
tention. =
Plenty OF Ice, good Band of Mnsic, and good
Physiclanin attendance;'&c.
Leave Baltimore or washington City in the
morning via Acauia Creek, Richmond and Dan.
VILE Railroad, TO Salisbury, where you takethe
Wesierh and Morganton Road, and reach Hickory
Station The Springs Depot BY hslf.pas nine the
ie2t.ni0fning. -; !, -. ,;,.s:..
Leave Augusta Ca, at night, and take the Char:
lotte and Statesville Road Oharlo you reacn
the Springs early the extfn0rning. Charleston
in the morning, and be at the Springs the next
a good four.horse omnibus win run ID connec.
tion with the, trains to the Springs over beauti.
ful road only six miles.
BOARD.
Per month, Tor four weeks. s)........$.o 90 ;;
Per WeeK..............'.... i0ieo:.
Children and colored servants half price. No
charge for infants under two years of.age.
]. GOLDEN WYATT.
Sparkling Cstawba Springs, June lat, 1871.
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r OsT, A GOLD ENAMELLED SLEEVE
Ia BUTTON, with the initials ]. Il. q. a
liberal reward will be given for its recovery. Ap.
nly at thia oIf1ce ih,Iy2l-2F>
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WTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A
w native Of Florida, a situation as salesman
or clerk In q house in Charleston. He Is well and
favoraoly known throughout East Florida, and
can furnish satisfactory testimonials as to Char.
acter and qualifications. Address j. 8. j., NEWS
office. tuly1
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UJANTED, A COOK. GOOD RECON-
w MENDATIONS required. Apply at No. Is
Meeting street. Iuly221"
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q SMALL COLORED GIRL.
w to do houssw6rk and make herself gene
rally useful. Recommendations required. Apply
Be No. Calhoun street, 1nlJll
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UaMS.

TTTANTED, m AsMAIiE FAMLYTA
w white or Colofed Servant, who under
stands cooking and housew ork. Appls at NO. 20
Smith street. 81 1Qly22.l'-
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A YOUNG LADY WISHES THE SIT
N UATIoN OF Governess. VIII teach English
and the rudiments OF Music. Address 3D., DAILY
NEWS ONCE. ,-.-s jun10
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lost amn fnnnb

TsCAPED ON WEDNESDAY A CANA
lL RY BIRD, with o dark tuft on the head. A
reward will be paid for Its delivery at No. II Mon
tAgue street. july2-l
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gbe Gbaflesto,. Atms
SATURDAY, JULY 20, ls7l..

sPersons leaving the city during the
snmlasr :season. cln haye THE DAILY II
NEWS mailed to their address mt One
Dollar per month, payable In advance.
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WTANTED, a SETTLED WOMAN TO
wv; Cook and wash and assist In general
house duties. Apply at No. Ashley street.
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4 NEAT HOUSE WANTED, BY A DE-
IL SIRABLE tenant, who would take three
or nve years. lease at moderate rent. Must be
In western part Of the city or near the Battery.
Address, with full particulars, BETA, office OF
TIE NEWS. e7s. junl5
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ITO RENT, THE HOUSE.. STORE AND
i BARR0OM, No. SO Rutledge avenue, few
uOors above Line street. bow doing good bnsl.
ness. Rentlow. Inquire opposite OF 7: D. GRANT.
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A BARGAINl-TO PRINTERS AND
II BOOKBINDERS.-A Ruggles Wood Frame
Paper Cutter, will be sold low for cash. Is nearly
ScIi, cuts 28 inches, and has an extra knife. No
charge for package. Price $40. Apply at TIE
NEWS Job ONCE mar22
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THO RENT, THAT LARGE THREE
-l--e.ery prick STORE. south corner OF East
Bay and Cumberland streets, formerly occupied
by Messrs. 8. 8. Fsrrar i Bros, with Sheds at.
tached, extending to State street. giving open.
ings on three streets. For location, arrangement
and capacity, this b one OF the most desirable
Stores In the city for the wholesale grocery bust
ness, &C., DC. =
AND FOE SALE,
The he.vACANT LOT, south side OF Cumberland
street. next east or Meeting, 40 feet. by 72 feet.
Apply to ]. D. ALEXANDER, No. 10 Broad-str
julyl9:ws2
ITO RENT, FOUR ROOMS, AT No. II
Il Doughty street Apply within. jun2S
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TO PURCHASE, ALL KINDS
wv orOld or Secondhand Furniture. Par
Ties 6esirous OF selling will get full value by ad'
dressing p. o. Box No. 4I8. 1uly4b-atu4"
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Gnri6ale.

TUST RECEIVED FROM AUGUSTA, A
81 select lot OF wATERMELONS AND OANTE-
LOPES. which will be sold low to suit purchasers,
at the well.known store Of ANDREWS & SALPO,
NJ. 4e7 King, opposite John street. JAMES F.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-07-22

HoUsE WANTED-A DWELLING OF
LII four or five rooms, situated In the western
part Of the city. Apply at this of1ce. 1ulyle ~.