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TRS ULI NE STITUTE
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
"vALLE CRUCIs," NEAR COLUMBIA, 8. c.,
y
FOR TIE EDUCATION OF Young LADIES. UNDEHn
TIE IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF THE RKLI. -
a1ECsEs OF THE URsULINB
CONVENT.

The ladies OF the Ursune Community, 8. c., re.
specially announce TO their friends, and TO the
public, that the annual exercises OF the Academy
will commence September lst. Their Institute
being devoted to the education OF youth, an
each member having received long and careful
training for that purpose. the schoos under
their charge, as well In the various countries OF
Europe as In America, have never Iailed to Win
and retain Lhe confidence of Parents and guar
dams.
Nothing will be left undone in impartihg to the
pupils confded TO tier care thorough educa.
ton, 10 the highest sense Of the word.not alone
instructing the intellect. but with maternal care
building an training the heart.
The situation OF the Convent Is all that can be
desired for health and beauty. The buildings are
on elevated ground, about two miles from the
Capital, and In the midst OF an oak grove or
twenty acres. 1t is within half an hours crive
from the depot where omniousses ahd baggage
wagons await the arrival OF passengers.
NO distinction or religion will be made N inc
admission OF pupils, nor will any undue lnnuence
be used over their religious principles; Dat, ior
the maintenance Of good order, al VIII oe reqult'
ed TO attend the exercises OF DIVINE worship pre-
scribed for the academy.
From individuals or societies disposed TO aid ID
the education OF young ladies, applications lor
the admission Of pupils, at reduced terms, WI
the circumstances OF the school will admit.
The Scholastic Year is divided into two Sessions
the first commencing september lst, and ending
February lst; the second commencing February
lst, and ending July lst.
TERMS PER sEssIoN-PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights Tuition In Eng
ish,Needle Work and Domestic Economy. $3.50
Pens Ink and use OF Library
French, Latin, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Harp, SSo-use Of Instrument, S5............ 90
Piano, $25-use OF Instrument, S3............ 70
Guitar, $l8-use Of ofinstrument $2.......... 20
Vocal Music lBas ini's Method) ............... 10
Vocal Music. private lessons. 70
Drawing IN Crayon.... ......................'' "
Painting In Water Colors.
Painting in rastel.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
Painting In Oils ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ss
For further information. application may be-
made 10 the MOTHER SUPERIOR. TO Right hev'
Bishop LYNCH. or TO the Reverend Clergy.
jn1y14-t noyID,C cav
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At PRIVATE SALE, MARL BLUFF
~ PLANTATION ON Rocky Creek Swamp.

A Il PR1YAIE SALE, MahL DLOrr
II PLANTATION, on Rocky Creek swamp.
Urangeburg District, South carolina, Is miles
from slackville, on South Carolina Railroad, an.
gusta Branch, and Is miles from Orangeourg
Courthouse, on Columbia Branch Read. Charles'
ton and Augusta and Charleston and Columo oia
Railroads., containing 1926 acres OF land, 23s OF
which Is cleared and under good fences; aoou: ~
acres more Gle ared, but not under fence-ail OF
which is frStclass Cotton and Corn Lanus; LEG
balance ls first class Timber Land.
A ilrst class Circular saw Mill (Water,) In order
fer immediate use, ON constant stream. Lum'
ber to hand. aud can be RATED to CharIesloD
from the Mill. Also, good Grist Mill. uaS q
Ings all In good condiL0n stables, barn, &C.. sl1
t6j framed negro houses In good order. IL also
has Marl Bed on II which makes It very ad7an'
tageous to agricultural purposes for making ma
nures, &c. The best OF titles can oe gwen. an!
information either in writing or In person can be
had by application to DR.. b. BAER. NO. l3l Meet
ibg street, Charleston. ). Q. JUNO
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aug2l.Smos

No. 80 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Letters Of Credit for Travellers, also CONNER
cial Credits issued, available throughout the world.
Bills OF Exchange on The Imperial Bank OF Lon
don, National Bank Of Sec tland, Provincial Bank
OF Ireland, and all their branches.
Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers on Europe,
San Francisco, the West Indies, and all parts OF
the United States.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Coin, subject to check at sight, which pass through
the Clearing. House es II drawn upon any city
bank; four per cent. interest allowed on ul daily
balances; Certificates OF Deposit issued; Notes,
Drafts and Coupons collected; advar ces made on
approved col!aterals and against merchandise
consigned to our care.
orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad Iron.
CLEWS, HABICHT & CO.,
No. II Old Broad street. London.
aug21-3mos
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M 0 r TON, B L Il S & CO.,
B A n & E R S,
No. so BROAD STREET. NEW YoRE.
Issue Circular Notes and Letters Of Credit for
travellers; also, Commercial Credit available in
all parts Of the world.
Te!egraphic Transfers OF Money made on all
parts Of Europe.
The accounts OF Banks Bankers and Mer-
chants received; Interest allowed on Deposits;
Advances made on Cotton, Sterling and Domestic
Exchange, and approved Securities.
Drafts ior 81 and upwards on the Bank oi
Scotland, and Provincial Bank OF Ireland and
Branches.
MORTON, ROSE CO.,
Bartholomew House, London.
cpoDo
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4 STRAY.-MY BLACK AND TANNED
IA TERRIER left my yard on last Friday, 18th
instant: ANY person having him VII please re-
turn him to me. His ears are handsomely trim.
med, and is a handsome black and thck.set dog.
lie is accusi omed to the CITY, and would return
home Of his own accord II he was turned out.
sep25 E. c. HOLLAND.
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Cotton dies, Gins, &r.
THE WINSHIP COTToN n GlN,
l. MANUFACTURED IN ATLANTA, GA.

the Agents o for cali he sale sse
the above Superior GIN anu oeH stco Co. si Ysr Sow
delivered @ a at any railroad station IN the STATE. M
ueN'e'eu ~ "1' PELZER. RODGERS Il CO.,
o,,oo o,,os Brown Il Co.'S Wharf.
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Qouartnersbiu Notices.


WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, a AV E
w this day formed COpartnership under
the name and style OF WIlLDES h JONES, Tor
the purpose Of carrying on the NAVAL STORES,
COTTON, RICE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS. heretOlofe Conducted by the late
JChn Marshall, j.
". ". WHlLDEN,
u. II. JONES.
ONCE Marshal.'s wharf, east end Calhoun street.
Septe mber is. 1871. .epl9-lmo
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WTANTED, AN ACTIVE GIRL, TO
w make herself generally useful. Apply at
No. l47 Calhoun street. sep20-lF
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Cost an6 fonnb.

T OST YESTERDAY MORNING, BE-
IL TWEEN corner Hasel and Meeting streets
auu corner OF Spring and Rutledge streets, posi-,
bly, in street cars, pair OF Chased Gold EYE
GLASSES, spring broken. suitable reward WILL
be paid for their recovery. Apply at tEis once.
sep25-3R
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uTANTED, AN IRON SAFE AND
w Copying Press, in god order. Apply a.
thls office. sep26-i*
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TOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS.-FOR
II SALE AT A BARGAIN, FOR CASH DOWN:
sisIinr Of Silyer. Plated Gods, China, Glass and
CrocEery, Tin, Wood and WI:low.Ware, Hard
ware &C., with complete Store Fixtures. Brck
Store 200 feet Of floor rccm. situated in the best
the present business Dry Goods or Wholesale
Grocery. Lease eight years 10 run at only $3.50
per year.
Satisfactory reasons given to buyer for selling
ont. II is the only Tin Shop In the County, with
oil new and improved machines. Bo:h Shop and
Store doing o guod business. Will be sold To-
&c ther or separately. Address E. K. STEDMAN,
No. 2NOrthen's Brick llCck, Sparta, Georgia
eenf-thstul2r
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Uants.

VTYANTFD. AN INTERVIEW WITH d.
w w, No. 8 Accommodation Wharf.
senc6-.k
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90 Rent.

CTORE TO RENT.-STORE No. 203
- EAST BAY, next door north OF Cumberland
street, formerly occupied by Messrs. VIM. NJ.
Bird co. Possession given Immediately.
Apply to JAMES MARSH, at Marsh's Sh:pYard.
auyi-iSlu
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Dissolntions of Gopartnersblp

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN we, the undersigned have this day, by
mutual consent. dissolved The copartnershlp fJr-
meily existing between O'NEILL i BOWEN.
All persons, In thirty days from date, Will
please render their claims against the said busl-
ness. All persons indebted TO said business will
please make payment to NJ. 0'SElLL within
thirty days from date; II not paid at expiration
OF sad term. the bills unpaid will be placed IN
MICHAEL O'NElLL,
WILLIAM BOWEN.
Charleston Sep;eu1ber !, 1871. sep5-tu3
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WIANTED, BY A THOROUGHLY CON.
w IETEST, steady and trustworthy colored
man, q situation, eithe: as coachman, groom or
very best recommepdations. note addressed 10
.Cuachman" at the oflce Of The NEWS. Will
secure prompt attention. )ulS2S
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4 n EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, A
II native OF this city. wants emp oyment In
some mercantile house. He is also well acquaint.
ed with cotton and business generally. Ref'
erences given IS to character and quahhcallons.
Address c. F., through Postoftice, Charleston.
stp25-6f
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XXTANTED, A WHITE GIRL TO MIND
w Children and nake he sell generally use
al. Apply at No. so King street. sep2o-lE
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. "A FEW GENTLEMEE
ID can be accomm odated with good board
aud pleasant rooms, on moderate terms. by ap-
plying at No. II Wentworth street. DAY boAku'
ING also furnished. DaElo
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WTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A
w native .. Florida a situation as salesman
or clerk in house In Charleston. Eeis wen and
lavoraoly knoan Throughout East Florida, and
an furnish SATISFACTORY testimonials as TO CHAR
acter and qualifications Address J. ). j.. NEWS
utllce. Juyl
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WTAETED, A STEADY MAN AS P0R'
w TER in Drug Store. Best Of reference:
required. Apply to a. W. BCKEL & CO., No; 23l
King street. sep2o-lT
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WANTED TO ,osg PgaCHASE l s,SI1 FOR GaSh' JaSdi
situated either iu the centre Uf The city or near
the lines OF the City Railway. Address X. Y. L.,
at this office, stating terms, location, &c.
ju!y3
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yITANTED, A YOUNG NAN ACQUAINT.
w ED with the Drug Business. ADDRESS
Box No. 4i3 Charleston POstoflice sepZ6 tutaS
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VTTANTED TO PURCHASE. A GOOD
w SECONDHAND ROCKAWAY or Four
Seated Top Buggy. Address a. B. H., at thls
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VXTANTED, AN EXPERIENCED BOOK
w KEEPER, temporarily, for Comm ssicr
House In this city. Address P. y. Box 4l6, WIN
name OF applicant. sep.o-lT
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TF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A SEWING
i MACHINE, see first the HLME SHUTTLE, the
cheapest and best at BlSSELL, No. 81 Hasel
street, opposite Express 0ttice Price s25 10 s37'
sepl5 3mOs
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DRIME WHITE CORN.
MoRDECAI Il co. offer for sale Prime White
CORN, landing. aug8-6mo
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-09
TELEGRAHPIC.
lrrYm the Cold IIili News

SAN FRAKCIsCO, Sept. S.-The re-
turns are all complete, except the
First and Second wards, Ses,'nd pre-
cinct of the Eighth. Second of The
Tenth, n first OF tine Eleventh..
The Republicans are making great
preparations for il grand reception ut
Newton Booth, Governor elect, uu his
arrival from Sacramento to night.
The vote Is 81 close on Assessor that
the official count only will decide il.
Badlani now thinks HE il beaten by
about 100 votes. The Contest viii be
decided by counting the First Ward.
now nearly Completed. Friends of
both parties are Watching the count i'll
every Ward without u mOinen.'> ce>-
SaiiOn.
SACRAMENTO, observation-disclosures
received since yesterday morning in
dictate the election of Booth 10y over
5,UOU majority also thai the Assembly
will he Republican by large working
majoriiy-nol less than Il To D-arIL
the euate by , majority.
II is possible that The en.irp Repub-
Lean Congressional ticket ir:l, t
el. C ed. Ii is certain tina; Sargent has
2,5OO minority in The First. and CoSii-
Ian LOO m The .-lzthern district.
Booths majority i'll San Francisco
was e~tifnai eu III l. o'clock last nigllt
at 1000 TO 100. The Republicans
and Taxpayers elect all the Soma. orS
and As>e,nb!yInen, and all the rounlv
Officers III The city and county, includ-
ing the JOINT Senator from Sal Francis
co and SAN Mareo.
Seventeen counties give Bontn 1921
majority, seven c,SIntie> give IL ,iGnt
100 majority. In these twenty four
counties. which cover our fifthS ut tie
vote of the Stale, Booths majority is
5,72l.
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MnS. SAvI.RS

The Stockton Republican Of We'd
nesday last devotes a column n a
half to the occupants of the County
Jail, from which we take the follow
ing:
The prisoner awaiting the action OF
the Grand Jury OH a charge Of murder
ss.Mrs. Julia +. SAVERS, who Shof and
killed Mrs. Julia s. Lake, ut the Grand
Hotel, Monday evening, July 81. 1871.
The circumstances ait ending the shoot
ing are familiar to our readers, there
fore it is unnecessary to r~ecapitulate
them i'm this article. We found the
lady sitting in IA rocking chair i'll the
Sheriff'> com. qnietly rOekiis her
self. The Jailor introduced rs, and
We were soon in friendly conversation.
Her cell is AT the end Of the corridor.
on che second floor. in The rear of the
building. During the tfav, however.
she Is permiIredt to Ns.upy the Sheriff
room, AS she is not III very Sss'd
health. and. when she feels disposed,
makes herself generally useful by As
sistiny in the Hi chen. she say 1t
serves to occupy her mind ami makes
her confinement less tedious. She
speaks in the highest terms OF the uni
form Kindness OF the officers in charge,
being allowed every liberty hy those
gentlemen consistent with her SItua-
ton. She never once alluded to the
shooting of Mrs. Lake, but spoke
mainly of herself; and said of those
who came to see her. that they always
spoke hopefully of her fntHre pros
poets, though fDr her own part she
thought that her fate rested with God
as well as with man. She was evi
IDENTIFY low spirited, and seemed to
look at the FIXTURE with a gloomy fore
bo!.A-; '.ani." said she, II am not
Tong for this world: my health is fail
jag fast. l had another attack last
night of splitting blood" She is well
pleased to have visitors call on her.
and takes great delight in showing the
Photographic pictures she has i'll her
p,Osse >Sion, of which she has quito a
number. For the time she seems to
forget that IA human life was sent un-
tid,ien to its Maker by her hand, or
that the dread ordeal of a trial awaits
her for that act; and she takes almost
childish pleasure in naming over the
different personageS represented by
tho photographs, inc describing the
different buildings of which she has
pictures. But when she speaks of her
self her ives are sutfu>ed with Tears.
and she seems quite overcome
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EUNAwAY.-Tffe stage from here last
evening for Pali>ade. while going ut a
moderate rate. appeared to- be in dan
ger of upsetting, and the driver Hank
Knight IA very careful man, i'll en-
deavor:ny To balance the stage, lost
his equilibrium and fell to II side,
striking on the ground violently. In
the fall he lost the lines. and the team,
feeling the loss of their driver. became
frightened and went off at a gaIlop,
leaving Hank lying liz the road. There
we're but few passengers in the coach
and they Of ur>e were pOwerleSs to
check the speed Of the horses. Luck
i no accident to body or limb hap
p,ned and the horses at last stopped,
# er running some three miles, from
exhaustion. 1t seems a miraculous
escape for the driver, IL we'll as the
passengers. At last accounts Hank
had returned, procured another Stage,
and started to pick up his lost passen-
gers.-lEureka Sentinel, u.
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LONDON, September THE cholera
epidemic in the Baltic Provinces and
Prussia le-inS 10 abate. At kOnigs-
berg. where the disease has been most
viruien there We're forty new cases
and Iwentv-eight deaths. on the fourth,
and Oh the fifth only seventeen new
cases and tif cen deaths. There has
been but one fatal case at Stettin, and
1t Dantzic the disease is only spasino-
tt;c. The few cases of chOlera that
have occurred AZ Paris and in this city
are now sud t. have been of a differ
ont type from the Asiatic scourge. The
ankle v which was felt in Berlin and
throughout Germany is decreasing.
AMI it is confidently hoped that the
precautions taken, aided by the APP
proach of cold weather, will stay the
progress of the epidemic.
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\ GOOD Observation-Disclosures
ing the high handed measures resort
ID to by the %autocratic Governor of
Texas to intimidate voters, it is thought
that Radicalism will encounter a Wa
,erIoo defeat. The Washington Patrio.
SAYS:
Although the Radical Governor
Davis has assumed complete control
uf the whole election machinery in
the State, and issued the most despOtic
orders. the revolt among moderate
Republicans is such Az To pr0ini>e a
complete victory TO the Democratic
and Conservative ticket. The proba
bility is That we shall elect three Of the
shur members of COngress, and per
haps the entire delegation. The Ger
mans are Disguised with the conduct
of the State authorities and the enor-
nous taxation which u Radical debt
Of twenty millions, which there is
nothing to show for, has imposed.
Pes>e, Hamilton, and nearly all the
leading Republicans of any character
or ) anIing, refuse to support Davi
snd his corrupt administration. In
Texas, as elsewhere, there is no bond
OF union in a party which rests upon
the basis of public plumber, and for
which rival factions are contendinS.
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ASTRONOMICAL DIsCovERIEs.-Isaac
NJ. Inman OF New York has made the
following announcement:
Contemplating An edition to my for
mer, 1.-The Captive" l would make
known previous To the publication of
it TWO Important discoveries which l
have matte i'm astronomy. First, that
each planet in the solar system was at
first commenced or formed beyond the
position or path of Neptune, and that
each holds its position i n The system
according to its condensation, that
they are at first formed in a state of
nebulous matter and reach the sun
when entirely condensed, rs dry land,
and AS Mercury now is or near to the
condenSet point of entering the sun.
Second, that the earth is a satellite to
the moon, and that there is another
satellite on the Opposite side of the
moon from the earth.
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Texas Pacific RAILROAD.-TheS San
Diego Union notices the arrival in that
town of John 5. Harris, United States
Senator from Louisiana and a Director
of the Texas Pacific Railroad and says:
Senator Harris speaks confidently Of
the carly commencement of active
operations here. He states that the
building of the road is a fixed fact;
that the company is composed of men
who cannot fail in their undertakings
and that there is perfect harmony
among the Directors. Senator Harris
will meet our citizens on Monday
evening al the Horton House, and will
speak @ them Oh railroad matters,
giving them Information which is au-
t%horitative, aud which cannot fail to
he satisfactory. He proposes 10 re-
main here for some little time, and
will visit Fort Yuma before ret urning
East.
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A revolution is Imminent in various
parts of Mexico. AT M~atannoras, it is
deemed inevitable. The agents of the
Imperial ChiefQueroga are purchasing
arms. At Monterey, GaZainella, the
successful gu~bernaiorial candidate in
the recent election, was Imprisoned by
the present Governor on a charge of
perjury. He is unable to obtain Il
trial. and has appealed TO the people.
MARTINEZ, who >%Is,ains him, has TWO
hundred men, and Is recruiting. The
revolution has broken out a Oaxaca.
DiaZ is in the field with one hundred
men. In a riot against the Prot estants
at Morelia, eve persons were killed.
Copies of an agrarian lav are melting
discomfort.
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Italians in Italy have issued an adj
dress to their brethren in the New
World, urging the necessity of prov
lug to the United States hat the TIA
liam people are possessed OF a. much
average Intelligence aud ability as
other nations having like advantages.
Therefore, in order to give dignity to
their country, they request that
throughout the land the crank of the
organ grinder be allowed IA rest. That
they give up the business. Are we
then. at last, to be relieved of these
portable pandemoniuns?
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-09

The sentence imposed upon DR..
Pichier, who. while acting As librarian
of the Imperial Ru ala Library, stole
n number OF valuable books from the
library, Is that lie shall he Imprisoned
for two years in IoboIsk, Siberia. He
is to walk the whole way 10 that dis
tant locality, chained to another con-
vict. After the expiration of this sen
tence he will he ~ PEELED from Russian
sill, But it is more than probable
that nothing more will ever he heard
of the poor Doctor, unless, indeed, it
should be the announcements that he
has persisted amid the Siberian snow.