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The Excitement in Chester

Our news columns contain toleraoiy
clear account Of the origin, progress ana re-
-suts of The disturbances of the past week in
Chester County. The outbreak, grave as 1t
undoubtedly was, has been grossly exaggere
ated in most of the accounts that. have, up!
to this time, found their way into print
The good feeling with which the white peos
ple of the county have received the. United
States soldiers, and the.restoration Of quiet
which the presence of civilized and dis
ciplined military force has so speedily ef'
fected. are Just what was anticipated oy
every one who understands the real feeling OF
the whites throughout South Carolina.
Governor Scott it is intnlated, has in
yitel a aumber OF leading citizens, not only
from Chester, but from various parts OF the
State. Charleston included, to take counsel
with him in Columbia to-day, as to the best
medns Of preventing recurrence OF events SO
deploraole in themselves and 80 hurtful to
the good name and material prospects of
our State. The step is wise one. The
Governor is sure to meet with the cordial
cooperation OF the gentlemen whom be is to,
meet, and, aided by their advice, now that
there is no ignorant and brutal Legislature
to annoy and cripple him in the execution OF
whatever policy he may see,fit to adopt, we
have strong hopes that he can and will take
the onlymeasures which promise to restore
peace and tranquility to the harassed peo-
pie of the up-country counties.
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University Tests.

Considerable feeling has lately been ex-
cited in England by the introduction, upon
the Ministerial side of the House, OF bill
for the abrogation of University Tests. The
bill is identical in terms with one which
passed the House of Commons last session,
and which the Lords, through Lord Sails
bury, shelved by referring it to committee,
who took good care not to report. Its re-
introduction by Mr. Gladstone seems to indi-
cate strong resolve upon the part OF the
Liberal Premier to do away with the odious
aud intoleraut restrictions which have made
the Church Of England 90 unpopular among
that growing and influential class Of edu-
Gated men who happen to differ with her
teaching upon certain speculative points.
As the case stands at present. a Dissenter
can gain all the honors Of either University,
but none of its emoluments. He can win 4
double first at Oxford or senior wranG!er-
ship at Cambridge, and the examiners will
report that he has done 80 but he cannot
hold Fellowship in either University un-
less he consents to be Q hypocrite or time
server. 1t has happened over and over
again that the cleverest, most able, most de-
serving children OF the University--lhose
whom she most delights to honor, and'whose
attachments and regulations reflect most
honor upon hersef-have been precisely the
ones who, being unable by birth, education
and conviction, to subscribe to certain for
mularies OF belief and discipline, are there
fore shut out from the practical rewards at
tached to the success they have confessedly
achieved. The majority Of the educated
class in England-at least fthose who are,
strictly speaking, scholars-depend almost
entirely upon the emolument attached to the
college-fellowships for their means OF sup
port. They are chiefly younger sons, with
no fortunes OF their own and the profound
eat learning as well as the most valuable
which England has produced hos
been made possible only by the income and
residence furnished them through the Eel
lowships they have won. Sod0ng as the an
lual supply OF this material was monopo-
lzcd by the Church, the rule which permit
ted only subscribers 10 the thirty-nine arli-
cles to enjoy Fellowsbps was comparatively
innocuous, except perhaps rs regarded its
tendency TO encourage the rather dubious
morality made famous by the reckless genius
of Theodore Hook But if we are to believe
the Pail Mth Gazette, learning and thinking
have come now to reside far more among het-
erodox than among orthodox people, and the
choice which is practically offered to the
University amounts in brief to choice be-
tween 'soundness" in theology on one side,
and depth, culture and intellectual power on
the other. 1t would certainly seem that In
any prolonged contest between the two
forces, the defeat OF this restrictive policy
must Oe merely matter OF time.
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ony afforded; and when, on leaving Senegal,
the son was returned to his father, the young
Africaine accompanied the General as his wife.
Nine. Faidherbe Is both witty and graceful
and quite capable of holding her own in her
husbands society. .as
-ENew York letter, of Friday, says: "Smart
ueople, are those Germans. 1t comes out In
Wall street. this afternoon, that in NoVemoes
and December last, they quietly purchased
ahout thirty thousand shares of Chicago and
Northwestern Preferred, at from ~ 70 ", ana
have been as quietly dispostng of it within tne
mast few days at s2a95, thus baggng tne nanu-
some nroflt of ten and twelve per cent. The
German element in Broad street, now, Is come
70 he a controlling elementi so much 80, thae,
when any new financial scheme is oroacned'
in stocks or gold, or foreign exchange OF any
thing of the kind, the first question asked oy
/ the specuiators in interest is, 'What are the
Germans doing about it !" iAre the Germans
buying or selling {? &C., DC"
The war indemnity assessed upon the CITY
of Paris, amounting to s40seOO,0OO, has oeen
nsid. The entire sum was conveyed TO the
German headquarters at Versailles on feoru'
ary 18th, and was composed one-haH OF dra's
mpon Berlin, and the other half in notes OIL the
Bank of France, inclosed in two sealed lron
chests. The German commissioners a1 nrs t
desired to count the notes in the chests' Du' M
abandoned the idea when the fact tnat tne
eeoIs were untouched was pointed our 70 tnem
Tho corman commissioners also produceo a
srm or fifty millions offrancs tor siO,ooo'ooo In
rrancb notes. which, according 10 the treaty.
nsrs 70 he exchanged by the French commits
,,onsro AGAINST thirty millions of francs in gold
ond twenty millions of francs in silver. The
exchange occupied several days, ana tae Uer-
man commissioners, alter enoeaVorlns W
count the coin, abandoned the task ana cnecn-
ed the payment by weighing the gold anu Sill
yer as it was transferred to them.
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Cashier.
mari.

w> A DIALOGUE IN WALL STREET.
It is vulgar error to suppose that the habltues Of
Wall street converse about nothing but stocks
and gold Sometimes they talk about their health;
and they all seem to have one trouble-BILrous-
NESS. The wear and tear OF speculation invarl-
ably tells upon the liver.
"How do you think I'm looklDg'" said we'll
known 'Bulr' to friend In the Long Room,
few days afle; the late smash up in gold. "Do
look panic.struck2"
No; by Jove r' was the reply; 'syou look in trim
to fight for mans llfe Never saw you looking
better"
"Let me tell you secret, my boy" returned
the great operator: 81 drink no wine, no brandy,
no bar.room stlmulant OF any kind; but just
keep my stamina up with an occasional dose OF
PLANTATION BITTERs; and If you'll do me the
favor to try for that bile on the stomach you're
always complaining Of, I'll furnish the margin for
your next spec. II it doesn't cure you"
The gentleman referred to 1.-THE initial OF whose
Christian name Is not very far from the end OF the
alphabetl has unbounded confidence In the resto-
rative; and his bright eye, firm nerves and won
derful powers OF endurance, prove that it is we'll
founded.
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DbituGrp.


MILLER-Dled, March O. 1871, PAUL RICHMOND
infant babe OF F. C. and Tileodora Miller, aged
year, months and days.
Another little form asleep,
And little spirit gone;
Another little voice is hushed,
And ii:tls angel born.
The little feet are on the way
To the home above the skies,
And our hearts are like the voice that comes
When straln OF music dies.
A pair of little baby shoes,
And lock OF 20 den hair,
Inc Toy our darling Richmond loved,
And the dress he used TO wear;
The little grave In the shady nook,
where the flowers love to grow
And these are all of the little hope
That came one year ago.
The birds will sit on the branch above
And sing requiem
To the beautiful little sleeping form
That used to sing to them.
But never again will the little lips
To their songs OF love reply,
For that sllvery voice Is blended with
The mlnsrelsies on High.
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Marrie1.

BEAUDROT-HUssEY.-e the 24th ulsmo, by
the Rev. W. B. Yates, JOSEPH AsBEAUpEoT 20
MARY D., daughter Of the late Shields E. Hussey,
all or this city.
TTs-PERRYCLEAR.-o the 9th Febru-
ary, 1s7l at the residence OF Mr. s. g. seaman, oy
Rev. s. D. Durham. Mr.. WILLIAM 7. KNOTS TO
Miss MAGGIE c. PERRYcLEAR, both Of orange3urg
County.
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na- NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK
CHARTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT oF TIE
UNITED SFATEs-DEPoslTS OVER s2,25o'eoo-
CHARLESTON BRANCH No. IA BROAD STREET.
Deposits made on or before March Goth will
draw Interest from March lst.
Interest paid or Compounded March, July and
November.
Deposits OF $50, and upwards, draws Interest
from date.
Deposits can be withdrawn, without notice,
during Banking hours, from A. NJ, to z. M
Open Saturday nights from to 8, to receive
Deposits ony.. NATHAN RITTER.
feb2I-2I Cashier.
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e~ OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. c., FEBRUARY 10, 1s7l.-The
Eighth Instalmeus OF FIVE DOLLARS PER
SHARE will be payable on the 18th March
proxlmo. In Charleston, at the Office OF the
COMPANY, No. 10 Broad street; in Sumter, to
Major JOSEPH JOHNSON; in Manning, to DR.. g..
ALLEN HUGGINS. VIM. q. PER0NNEAU,
febl3-m5 Treasurer
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Gperial = cities.

gar CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA, from Philadelphia, are hereby no.
titled that she will discharge cargo To-Day, at
Browns Wharf. Goods uacalled for ut sunset
will remain on wharf at owners risk and cx-
pense. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent.
mnrlS-1
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@s- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA, from New York, are hereby
notified that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY
at Pier No. 2, Union Wharyes Goods uncalled for
at sunset will remain on the wharf at owners
risk and expense. WIN. A. CoURTErNAY,
marI3-I Agent.
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SEA MOSS FARlNE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddlngs Custards, Creams, &C.,
&c. The cheapest, healthlest, and most delicious
food in the world. mar13-mWl3p&C
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~Amnsements.
Ao ADHhY oE MUSIC. =
> GRANDART EXHIBITION.
y FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING MONDAY. NIGHT, MARCH lss
The Grand and Wonderful
s T E R o P T c o N.
Representing Tableauz, Views &c, Of many
places OF lRterestIn Europe.
PARIS AND.THE TUIL FRIES.
Dioramic view OF Paris Grand. Hotsl and many
places OF interest connected with the
FRANCO.PRUSSIAN WAR,
Metz Versailles, Strasbourg aud the Rhine, Lon
don. House OF Parliament, Crystal Palace, Mont
Blanc, Switzerland, Lake Como, Leaning Tower
OF Pisa Italy, the City Of Rome and st. Peters,
the City Of ct. Petersburg, Russia; Ruins OF POM
pell discovered after being. buried In the earth
1900 years: Mount Vesuvius. Bridge OF Sighs, the
Beautiful City OF Florence, Italy; Venice, Vatican,
Rome, DC. Beauties OF
YOSEMITE VALLEY, CALIFORNIA.
Admfssion-Dress Circle, Orchestra Chairs and
Parquette, rs cents; Family Circle, so cents;
Children, under IL years Of age. half price.
Matinee on Wednesday at 2.3o. P. N.
marl3 F. BARCLAY, Agent
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IS VIII secure Share in the Aiken Premium S.
S. Land Sale. Invest S.
S5 VIII secure O share as above aud 1ne IS
IS Work OF Art to adorn your homes:...... s.
IS viii secure share and the Steel Engrav. SIS
SIS ing, Marriage Of Pocahontas," ~. worth IS
SIS will secure share and the Steel Eigray- SIS
SIS ing, "Landing OF Columbus" 49,. worth So
S. wllsecure share and the Steel Engray- S.
IS Ing, 1.-THE Day we Celebrate n...: worth IS
Is viii secure share and the beautiful SIS
Is Chrome, "Amercan Autumn,". worth S.
IS VIII secure TO some shareholder the Der IS
IS ny Mansion and 25 acres OF Vineyard and s5
S. Orchard, valued at S25, 600. .....".:.:..- $6
SIS Will secure 10 some shareholder "Rose- S.
SIS Vile Farm" 100 acres.................. So
S. valued at $40 900. ................. Invest S.
SIS Will secure to some shareholder "Gin- S.
SIS house Farm, 165 acres................. IS
IS viii secure M e to some shareholder who ir. IS
IS vests q Peach Orchard, valued at s35cG S.
S5 Will secure to some shareholder Vine s.
s5 yard and Peach orchard. rd............... S.
So valued Mt $4,000. r..inVest 50
IS Will secure to some shareholder fine S5
SIS Villa Site, with Cottage, Garden. &C., s.
So valued ut $500. Invest S.
SIS Will secure 10 So other shareholders val s.
s. uable properties, ranging in value from s.
S. These Real Estate Prizes. So
IS valued 1T sD5 600, are located In the beau S.
s. tlrul Town OF Aiken, South Car"iuav. SIS
SIS It's anequalled climate and ea.tn.sivilg S.
S. surroundings, has made 1t the $6
IS "SAhATOGA OF THE SOUTH.n $5
Sc The Shares will be distributed April 2fst, S.
SIS when each shareholder Will see S5
as tWHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DO.3 SIS
"There ls a tide in the AFFAIRS OF men, which,
Taken at tile Hood leads on to iortune.n
The most liberal terms to Clubs.
For desGrlpLun or the valuable Real Estate,
Prizes. notloes OF the press, names OF Committee
to make Lle Drawing, home endorsements, and
general character or che enterprise and manage
ment, scud for pamphlet. Remittancesfor shares
should be made with Pustotiice Money Order, or
currency In regi.t-red letter, or by Express Ad.
dress ]. G. DERBY, General Manager,
Augusta Co..
OH e corner Of Jackson and Reynolds streets.
sS- Residents Of Charleston and vicinity can
secure Shares by APPLYING TO J. USsELL BAKER.
30 society st at o. HICKEY'5, No. 345 King street;
WILBUR & Suns, No SO Broad street. and JU
LIUS ROCA1ILLAT'S, M. Sol ing street, where
ST ecimens ~ the Works of Art, Which each share.
holder receives, can be seen. lnar242
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MefiinQs.

ORANGE L0DGE, No. II, A F. NJ
" The Regular Communication OF Orange
Lodge, No. II, will be held THIS EyENISG, VI Ma
sonic Hall, at O'Clock precisely. Candidates
for +. C. Degree should be pun2tual.
marl3 THOMAS ). BEE, Secretary.
m B. B.-EIN JAS$EMINE KRANZ-
IL. CHEN wlrd heute abeud I'm D. B. B: Halle
staltnuden. marl3-lS
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@s- THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM
nervous irritatons, itching uneasiness, and tue
discomforh that follows from an cnieehlcd auu
dlsorded State OF the system, shnuld take AYERS
SARsAPARlLLA, and cleanse the bisob. Purge
out the lurking listemper that undermines the
health, and the constitutional vigor will return.
marlo-fmwDso
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~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to all Sub.Agents of the Land Commission, that
from and after the first day Of March, 1s71 they
will report all their. proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDoZo, Secretary of the Advisory Board.
ROBT. c. DELARGB, L. C. S. S. C.
Columbia, February 28, 1871. marl1
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B- CITY TAX NOTlCE.-OtFlCE OF
CITY APPRAISER, CITY HALL, CHARLESTON,
S. c., FEBRUARY 2lsT, ls7l.-Notice is hereby
given TO all concerned that RETURNS for all
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY, within the
limits of the City OF Charleston, shall be made
and delivered at this office on or before the
twenty first day OF March, 1871, for the year com.
mencing on the first day OF January, 1871. verl-
fed by oath, of the person whose duty 1t Is to so
list or return said property possessed BY him, or
under his control, either as owner agent, parent,
husband, guardian, executor, administrator, trus.
tee, receiver, sfcer, partner, factor, or holder,
with the VALUE OF such PERSONAL property so
held or controlled.
BY Section 81 OF Act No. %, OF the Legislature
of 1853, approved September 18th, providing for
tile assessment and taxation of property, which
act was extended. so far Us applicable, to tile City
OF Charleston by an act OF the Legislature, passed
March 1st, 1870, 1t IS made the duty OF the City
Appraiser to add fifty per cent, and one dollar US
penalty for failure or neglect to make returns OF
property wlthIt'th time given so TO do, and must
be observed.
The following must be returned for taxation as
Personal property, viz:
Horses and Mules.
Neat Cattle.
Gold and Silver Watches.
Gold and Silver Plate.
Piano Furtes, Melodeons, or Cabinet organs.
Carriages.
Wagons.
Drays.
Carts or other vehicles.
Dogs.
lfcn nr NJ or
commodities pertaining 10 business as merchant,
agent or otherwise, between the first days Of jan
uary, 1870, and 1871.
Average value of all Materials used or provided
for use in business as q manufacturer or other
wise, between the first days Of January, 1870, and
1871.
Value OF all Machinery, Engines, Tools, FlXtures
| and Implements used or provided, and OF all man.
uractured articles on hand on January 1st, 1871.
Value OF Moneys, including Bank Bills and Cir
culnting Notes on hand or deposit.
Value OF all Credi over egallndebtedness.
Value OF all investments iu the Bonds or Stocks
OF any company, corporation or person. In or out
OF this city Except National Banks out OF this
clty) and OF the gross receipts Of Insurance
Agencies in money and notes, between the first
days OF January, 1870, and 1871, namely:
| Value OF all other Personal Property, including
Household Furniture.
feb22-lmo p j. COOGAN, City Appraiser.
rs JOHN C. BAKER & co s GENU-
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to be The best In the world. Sold by Druggists
| generally. JNo. e. BAKER & CO., Philadelphia.
full supply OH hand by
DR.. II. BAER,
feb6 6-mwromos No 131 Meeting street.
GFBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIIIS
SUPERB HAIR DYE Is the best tn the toorid-pcr
lectly harmless, reliable and instan anenus. No
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DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black
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leaVes the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
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mants.

WANTED A ~, WOMAN o. Ian TO Go0K Sa2};S AND AND
references required. Apply at No. Church
otrnnt mar13-lN
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TT IB E RNI An n A L L |!
DECASTRO TONIGHT!
Second Performance of the Celebrated
DEcAP TATIoN FEATt
Fine MARBLE.ToP WALNUT BUREAU to be
GIVEN AWAY
maria
maria
ACAD ENVY OF MUSIC.
THE REPETITION OF THE AMATEUR PER-
FORMANCE OF
MARRIED LIFE

having been requested By large number or cltl-
zens, and the ladies' and gentlemen Of the Com
pany having kindly consented, for the Benefit OF
the uasel street Congregation OF Israelltes, the
performance will take place on WEDNESDAY EVE:
MING March % at the Academy OF Music, under
the auspices OF the following gentlemen:
Hon. w. D. Porter, ]. Marshall, Jr., Esq.,,
Hon. G. T. Lowndes, r. l.. David, Esq,
hon. WIN. Whaley, The0. D. Wagner, Esq,
Hon. James Simons, q. Fl. Raymond, ESQ.,,
Hon. A. G. Magrath, A. Simonds, Esq.
Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan, w l.. TrennDlIH. Esq,
Hon. J. B, Campbell, A. 0. Andrews, Esq,
Hon. Thos. Y. Simons, A. II. Abrshams Esq.,
Hon. Henry Bul5t .. y. wife, Esq
DR.. +. GeddIngs, E. W. Marshall, Esq,
e. ID. Lazarus, Esq, Stanley G. Trott, Esq,
VIM. Ladder ESQ.,, M. Strauss. Esq,
Geo. s. Cameron Esq, VIM: Gurney, Esq,
r. GIropin0. ESQ. Edwin Bates, ESQ,
Alva Gage Esq, l. Chanin, Esq,
G. FOll,n, ESQ.,, Dr: +: Nd. Conen,
CIeorpe DoWie, ESQ.,, L. D. Mowry, ESQ.,,
6sO nr n Baer' % N' Jno. CHADWICK, Esq,
n. Levi, ESQ.,, L. Z. Johnson, Esq,
J. Fl Celburn, ESQ, D. Loeb, Esq,
J. b. Gillespie, Esq, E. d. johnson, Esq,
5. Boiimaan; oai aS4f Esq, :. Drqeker, Esq,
]. Apple, ESQ, John Kllnck, Esq,
IS. Laftte, Ed, Henry Bischon. Esq,
L. Weiskopn, ESQ, Capt. F; Wagner,
b. O'Neil., Esu.,' ]. B. Cohen, Esq,
n. Fl. DeI,eou, Esq., DR.. J. B. Patrick,
G. W. AIuiar, ESQ.,, J.C. n. Claussen, Esq,
Jos. L. Tobias, Esq, r. $. Bruins, esq,
II. Davis. ESQ, G. L. Homes, Esq,
A. S. J. Perry, ESQ.,, A. Faik, Esq;
b. D. Cohen, Esq., B. Sprnz, Esq,
W. @, Davis, Esq., Dr.: l.. bulst,
e. Platt ESQ. G. O. Goodrich, ESQ.,,
W. Thomas, Esq, J. b steel, Esq,
J. Triest, ESQ.,, N. FnrcnSOCt, Esq.
S. @. Service ESQ.,, J. n. Devereux, Esq,
3. s. Solomons ESQ, J. N. Nathans, Esq,
s. w, Dawson ESQ.,. 1T. Humphreys, Esq,
McDul Cohen, Esq, B. II. Rtorda1, Esq,
DR.. @. F. Panknin, E. Mantoue, Esq,
DR.. j. X. Solomons, L. Cohen. ESQ.,,
VIM. ]. Gayer, ESQ.,, W. W. Smith, Esq,
A. D. Cohen, ESQ.,. /. Ott0lengni, ESQ,
N. II. Valentine Esq, E. Willis, Esq
M. Israel, ESQ.,, A. A. Goldsmith, Esq.,
E. P. Butts, ESD, WI. Middleton, ESQ.,,
DR.. o. Davega. 9. +. Levy, ESQ.,
NJ. Raphael, Esq, b. Rce, Esq,
VIM. Mure, Esq, I. Elias ESQ.,
WA. Courtenay, ESQ.,, E. Perry, Esq.
PHILIP wINEMAN,
B. F. M0ISt, oom rittee
JULIUS l.. MOS ES, o''''sS'
D. OTT0LENGUI,
TICKETS, 81 each. Can he procured only OIL
the above named gentlemen.
No Reserved Seats. Doors Will be open at
O'Clock, and performance will commence at
O'Clock precisely. marl3-2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-13

uTANTED, A SITUATION, BY A RE.
w SPECTACLE white woman, as chamber
maid OF chlld's purse. Apply at No. Pnckney
street. No objections to go to the country.
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