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AUCTION SALES,
BY c. E. GIardey & Co.

GREAT UNRESERvED SALE OF CENTRAL AND
well improved commercial property, situated
nearly opposite the Poydfas Market one of the
best locations for business and permanent in
vestments in this city. Thls EXTENSIVE sale
sna arranged two and
story brick stores, designated By the Nos 1873,
1870, 1872 1884, 1885, 1888 1893 bis zoo and 2O2 POydras,
including the corner of Poydras and Baronne
streets, the entire front of the square on Ba-
rome street, including the corner OF Baronne
and Lafayette streets, being Nos. 1873 to Isl, in.
clusively, and Nos. l79 and 181 Lafayette
street; and the large and substantially built
Warehouse" all popular business stands, I'm.
der lease and yielding remuuerative and profit
able incomes; and q building lot on New Ievee
street, in the triangle square. The entire
without reserve, on easy terms and long credit.
IN THE MATTER OF THE SUCCESSION OF
Widow JOS. Abat, l.. J. Auguste Corder ct al
VS.. Mrs. A. Tamboury ct al, for partition
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J. H. BREHOP VS.. HIS WIFE.
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
No 28t1
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SUCCESSION OF MICHEL FLORANNE.
Seeoud District Court for the Parish OF Orleanh-
No. 340i7.
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SUCCESSION OF DAVID ROSENBERG.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1881.
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BY 8. Guinault.

jas 81 fe8
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The above statement is a true and correct tran
script from the books of the pany.
J. TUYES, President.
J. W. HISCKs, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this twelfth
day of January, A. d. 1872.
p. CHS CUVELLIER, Notary Public.
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By Placide J. Spear.

JAMES F. CASEY. Collector.
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The County Commissioners.

The fiscal affairs Of harleston County are
in terrible confusion. There has been
wholesale stealing, or an extravaganza
which cannot be excused. The treasury IS
empty, and the county is head over ears IN
debt. None but men Of tirmness and I'M
questionable integrity can bring US OUT OF
the slough.
The Bowenites have nominated county
commissioner who are utterly unworthy OF
confidence. They must lie beaten, or The
tale of the past four years will be told again.
The Mackey convention should nominate
three citizens who ore not chronic ONCE
seekers, who have something at stake, who
will take the office as 40 honor, and not Tor
the sake OF profit.
Such a man is Mr.. G.. I. Cunningham. He
is a Republican, and large property-owner;
and, by reason OF his straightiorwardness
and good business record, commands the
confidence. OF the community. Let the Mac
kew convention nominate Mr.. Cunningham
and two other men like him as county com
missioners, aud they will have done a good
work for the people Of the county.
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Choose for Yourselves.

The Mackey wing Of the Republican party
meet in convention to-day for the purpose
OF nominating county officers and members
OF the State Legislature. Their opponents,
the Bowen faction, made their nominations
last week, and 30 infamous Is their general
character that the whole ticket will be hand
somely defeated at the polls II the conven-
lion which assemblies to-day acts with ordi-
nary discretion. Unless a considerable
part OF the white vote Is brought out, the
Bowenites, who are stronger than the Mac
keyites with the negroes, will win the day,
and the whites will not countenance o bad
set of candidates. The Mackeyites really
have the game In their VI hands. A
decent Republican ticket, with a few up
right and capable candidates upon 1t, will
command several thousand white votes.
The party leaders may not think it worth
while to conciliate the white vote, but il
they do not, Bowen will sweep everything
before him. 1t is for them, therefore, to say
whether they will give up q little to avoid
losing all.
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Western Divorces.

Considerable conservation has been created
In Chicago by the recent ruling G. the Circuit
Court Of that city, that hereafter divorces
would not be granted except for serious
causes. In the case In which this decision
was made, the wife alleged repeated and ex-
IRENE cruelty on the part OF the husband; but
the evidence only showed that the lady had
suffered much from the jealous disposition and
Intemperate habits of the gentleman. The
Judge decided that extreme and repeated cru
elty was not inflicted when q man scolded his
wife or pinched her arms black and blue. The
marriage relation, he held, was not simply q
matter of etiquette, in which the husband
must Invariably be polite, and that allowance
must always be made for human nature and
human passions. Husbands, he said, were
often absufdly Jealous, but divorces were not
TO be granted because men were jealous OF
their wives, especially when 1t was mol
shown whether the wives were to blame or
not.
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beyond the Cumberland Mountains, when mat
country wss largely a wilderness, and Inc
moulding of the crude religious views OF q
pioneer people showed traces OF hlS skl,iai
hand. His life was seasoned with eccentfici'
ties. one instance of which fairly samples Inc
rest, and throws light upon the character 0,
the man. Once, when some one threatened
to "whlp" him. he said, swell, sir' l neve,
like to live in dread. If you really intena
TO whip me, COM and do it now" Inc man
continuing to menace and buster, the inter
rlaed Peter dIsmounted from his horse and
walking up to the bully, said, Snow, Sir you
have to whip me, as you threatened or s1oP
cursipg me; or 1 will put you In the river ano
baptize you In the name Of the devil, for sure
IL Won belong to him." Ills strong right arm
freouently served him in better stead than his
GOSPEL weapons, and few who understood his
tacilcs cared to disturb his meetings. His
e,oouence is we'll remembered by the old men
Of The West as having no evaneecent influence
mon those who heard it. In the slxty-eight
wears OF his ministry he estimated that he had
received into the church no fewer than twelve
thousand persons.
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TERMS OF THE NEW

pur DAILY NEWS, by mai one year, 80; sa
,a ams "a. "a. three months $50. Served IN the
mon1ns %, cxNrs a week, payable to the car
s sis2. AZ OF f, IS a year, 1sls in advance at IT. the Sn esnSs;
rn nm and Saturdays, one year 81; six
ronsns 50 so; three months s126
THE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81 SIX copies
s,o. Ten copies, to one address. SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payabie IN advance
md M naper continued after the expiration Of the
time paid for.
NOTICES OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and founa,
Rnardins, &C., not exceeding 20 words, ~ cenIa
ZACH insertion; over 40, end not exceeains oe
words, 10 cents each Insertion; over SO, ana no'
exceeding 40 words, so cents each insertion.
These rates are NET, and must invariably Do
paid In advance. .sli:
ADDRESS RIORDAN, DAWSON Il Co.,
No. 10 Broad street, Charleston So.
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nStand and Deliver 3"
According to a correspondent, yesterda,

According to a correspondent, yesterday
was the time when Collector and Distribu-
tor Clark was to draw, for campaign pur-
poses. two per cent. OF the yearly salary OF
each OF the persons employed ct the Custom
house. This is equal to a tax OF taoentyjoar
per cent. upon. the monthly salary. 1t is
not the first assessment, and will not be the
last. A clerk whose income is n hundred
dollars a month, contributes twenty.four
dollars to the fund. Aporter with wages Of
fifty dollars q month gives twelve dollars.
This is what the South Carolina carpet-bag-
gers call civil service reform.
Doubtless Mr.. Clark will protest hal thls
t~wenty-iour per cent, flched from tne
pockets Of the government officials, is a free
gift. 1t may be 30 in the case of those OF
The number who are engaged on the stump
who are in the interest Of the Boilers move
ment, drawing their pay the while with edl.
flying regularity With the rest this Talk OF
"voluntary contributions is all fudge. An
a~ble.bodied rufian was once charged with
highway robbery. Putting on all the airs oil
Injured innocence, he assured bis accusers
that he had done nothing more than ask a
passer-by 10 lend him five pounds. Inc
magistrate asked whether this was done.
Mr.. Hishwayman hesitated, but finally said
That the money was forthcoming "after o
..little persuasion" What was his persua-
sion9 Said the innocent collector OF purses I:
81 lust kicked him on the shius, and split bis
..skull with my bludgeon." Collector Clark
does not use bludgeons. Nevertheless, he'
too, uses a little mild persuasion. This
.'persuasion' is the knowledge, on the part
of lis employees, that they will be dis
charged, il they do not, with a smile,
put their hands in their pockets as often az
the exigencles OF the campaign require.
Mr.. Clark, some time ago, offered to sub
scribe five hundred dollars to the fund then
gathering to carry out "a bolt" This is not
much, considering that his official life hangs
upon q thread, and II he likes to put up
double the amount no one will object. We
do protest, however, against the practice OF
mulctlng underpaid employees to further
the selfish aims OF Collector Clark and his
friends.
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Greeley on the Credit mobilier.

The country owes Horace Greeley q hearty
vote OF thanks for the merciless tomahawk-
ing he gave these precious copartners, Con-
gress and the Credit Mobilier, 10 his speech
at Indianapolis. The Credit Mobilier brlb-
ing Of Congressman to assume it's debt Of
sl7O, 600, 600 is the colossal fraud of the day.
Mr.. Greeley stated the whole case In these
vigorous sentences:
SHOW, gentlemen, I do not say what indlvl-
duals have received this money; but do say
that by corrupt legislation, In the way OF indi-
ridual gains, thirty or forty million dollars has
been saddled on this counlry-an unjust and
unrlghteous debt. [Applause.] We are call
ed upon to pay the interest now every six
months, and after thirty years must pay the
principal, and all this because the men who
were at the same time legislators and corpo-
rators corruptly used their legislative powers
TO fasten this corrupt debt upon the people oil
the United States. [Applause.]
snow, then, I stand here tellow-cltizens, 10
insist that the legislature of your country,
National and State, needs publication, and
that the leading men In our goVernment-the
men who are speakers and the members OF the
committee on the Pacific Railway and other
rallways-that these men should be called to
Justice. GApplause.] We need reconatruc'
tIon; we need publication; and this not less
than the other. The letters of Cakes Ames,
the undenied and undeniable letters Of o mem
Der OF Congress, and a corporator and q large
stockholder in the Union Pacific Railroad,
whereof he was lately presldent-these letters
lncontestably prove corruption, and corrup'
ton In high places. such legislation az have
briefly exposed to you could not have been
accomplished, could not have been affected,
| Without the connivance and support OF men
high In authority; and these facts assure you
that publication Is urgently needed"
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~Blackwood for September.

The September number of Blackwood, just
issued by the Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany, of New York, contains the continuation
of "a True Reformer," and the following ar
ticles: GlImpses Of the Future; ,the British
Tourist In Norway; Charles James Lever; Life
of Made De Lafayette; and Japan.
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Mmnitipal Notices.

CITY HALL, OFFICE OF CLERK OF.
~ CHARLESTON, 8. O., sEPTEM:
at this ONCE until Tuesday. October j, at 4 T. H.,
TOT repairing the Charleston College Building as
per Ieylsea plans and specifications In City En-
sep26-thstu3 cIart NJ Cannon.
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CTRAYED Or STOLEN, A WHITE AND
- brown spotted SETTER PUPPY. ANY In
formation concerning same Will be gladly re-
ceiYed. A suitable reward will be given II re-
turned to No. "a Meeting street. sep30-2f
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ELIMINATION For SALE = GREAT

DLANTATION FOE SALE = GREAT
BARGAIN-PORT ROYAL RAILROAD
The subscriber. being about to leave the State,
Offers for sale tn Al. valuable PLANTATION, calico
the "Yeoman's f.ract,n situated In Barnwell Coaa!
ty, near Jackaon's Branch. waters Of Lower
Three Runs, containing 9l9 acres.
The line or thu Port Royal Railroad ID In close
proximity to IL, and the splendid circular Saw
Mill OF Uf. !. O. Miller not moro than q mile from
the richly.timEsre d portion OF the estate.
There are about 900 acres cleared, producing
splendid crops Of cottOE sud corn.
Last year 4 comfortable frame k2uses Were
erected by the proprietor on the cater edge OF tne
body Of timber, and the locality lS remhfsaoly
healthy. .
the timberet portion Gle acres) presents %
fine q body OF virgin forest as The eye can meet
with In this Stase, varying from the smallest sized
cap timber to the largest ranging slze.
To railroad contractors, lnmDermen and tur'
pentlne d~lstillers, no finer opportunity has ever
been presented OF realizing 8 fortune, as they
have the option OF shipping to Savannah or Port
Royal, either By water or rail.
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber,
or to Il. II. THOMPSON, Esq, Attorney At Law,
WlIliston, SO. "a. In whose hands are the titles.
Willist0n, So. Ca, August lst, 1872.
SPECIAL NCTIOE.-The above Lands Will be
sold by Public Auction. without fail. on Sales-Day
November nexs, at Blackville Courthouse, In said
State and County, In Lots OF 100 acres and up.
wards, to suit purchasers
Terms OF 9le-On half cash; balance on
twelve months credit, with interest at twelve
per cent, and mortgage 10 secure purchase
money. X. n. AlLLEh
sep9.lmo
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INFANTS EMPLOYMENT, A STRICTLY
w sober aud trustworthy Man. Has some
knowledge Of business generally, and would act
as watchman, collector or porter In bank, count
lighthouse or store, or any other legitimate bnsl-
ness that would enable him TO support his family.
Gan give the best OF reference as TO character and
capaoiliTy. Address "Citizen," NEWS ONCE.
sep274f
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NHARLESTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
No. 5o,says. PHILIP STREET.

The THIRD ANNUAL SESSION will begin the
frat MONDAY In october, and end tie second
FRIDAY In July. the term being shortened Two
weeks to induce pupils to remain until Inc ci"se
Of scholastic year. &C.
Applicants and these absent from the July E4'
animation will be examined the first Wsek.
PROMPT attendance requested, so that the Rseaf
lar Exercises OF the School be not leLalu LII
PupIls entering the second and third Weess WIZ
be charged from the first. o,a
For Terms and Circulars containing Psr'lcuisi0'
apply as above. MISS Z. a. nnr,nn,na,
sepl9 f'lnelpeH
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1Gr 6ale.

DULL POND PLANTATIONiF FOB SALE.
ID Tho above named PLANTATION. situated
Barnwell County, i've miles from Graham's
turnout, on the south Carolina Railroad, ia Offer.
ed FOR sale. IL contains seven hundred and nny
acres, two hundred aud afty acres OF which are
good clay Cotton LAnd. There are also upon the
premises q line YELLING containing SIX
rooms, together with houses for the accommoda
tlon Of twenty laboeers, Gin House, Screw, Barns,
stables, &C., all In good order. The place Ia per,
iectly healthy, with an abundance OF nne Gool
water. For terms, apply TO REEDER JAWS,
Charleston. g.. u, or to DR.. ". u. AGo
Blackville, 8. O. octl
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Cost an1 Gounn.

T OST, A CANARY BIRD, WITH A
IL top. knot, on Friday afternoon, for which q
reward will be paid II returned 10 No. l Meeting
str, et. ~ SepS0-2s
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A.. J. S U L A N +,
- BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR,

NO. rs MEETING OIhEET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE CAMERON, BARKLEY q co
Desires to inform his friends and the public
RTILDING RUSINESS. Repairs OF all kinds at.
tended TO. Designs and estimates furnished upon
application. sepS
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Eesal Notifies.
Topartnershlps ami Dlssnlatiur1s.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTlCE.-WE, THE
" Undersigned, hsve this day prime q Part
nership under the styls Of LANGLEY PRIN:
GLE Tor the purpose Of sellins F!REWoOD and
FUEL. We will be prepared ct ali lines 70 lnr:
nish onr friends and the public With Iee best
Qualities Of Osk and Pine Wood, sawed &c any
length. Orders are solicited at our Office, On
south Commercial Wharf.
WIZ. A. PRIAGLE.
Charleston, October /. 1917. oct1-2
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3oint giork Gompanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
~ THE, CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON-
-PANY for the benefit OF the state Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No.. l76-MoNDAY MORNING, Sept. so.
GLASS No. l76-MoNDAY EVENING, Sept so.
55-52-47-88-53- 45-39- g. 7-76-20-4S
.ocuL--A-M0R0SQ- SMorn Gommisal0ler.-
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Giperp gtables, ST.

DAVIIION HOTEL STABLES, SOCIETY
STREET, NEAR KING. has just rreoeiyed
several frst class CARRIAGES; also, q HEARSE,
OF fnesr quality aud latest style: Railroad,
Steamboat and Funeral Calls attended to prompt
ly. P. LEE, Proprietor. sepzS-o"
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HIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON.

Il -" - ,ooumed
The exercises OF this institution VIII De Lesalneu
nm Tnesniy OctOber lat. Careful instruction I'm.
parted in The ordinary and the higher branches OF
English, In Greek. Latin, German. French, as, me
mates and Bookkeeping. Boys pfepalel ~, y
iese or for an entrance upon business pulsui''-N No
Terms $40 per quarter, Payaolel Ia au'Sn'o' Nv
extra CHARGE. nuno,noi
WILLIAM SIM0NS, A. NJ, Assistant
CHARLES F. LANNEAU, N D., Master.
L. DuBOs, A. T., French Master.
oa,11 ,J 10 "a ID q. 28, so, Oct1,6
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MEftin15.

TRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 4, Z. OF P.
Attend Regular Meeting at Pythian Hall,
rms EVENING. at half past 7 O'Clock. Members
and Candidates for Degrees Will please De pune
tual. RIPLEY. W. r. g.
nnt1.H
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II OTIS IN, UPPER PORTION OF THE
IL TOWN. Cattle Farm on Rutledge avenue
haa been divided into slxty-two lOts, and Will be
sold Ia October. OTTO sOHWElTZER
al MOP
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OUR SOCIAL .GIRCLE.-THE REGU.
haId THIa EyENING. Ihe Ist instant, at hRlf.past 3
O'CLOCK sharp. A fun attendance 10 deslred:
-.a secretary.
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H1BERNIAN sOCIETY.-THE REGU;
III LAR Meeting Of your Society will be held
THIS Tuesday, EVENING, at y O'Clock:
JAMES ARMSTRONG, JR.,
oct, secretary.
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TWO GOOD BENCH HANDS AND TWO
Intelligent BOYS wanted at P. p. TOALE'S
Sash, Door and Bind Factory, Horlbeck's Wharf.
rctl-2H 3.
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THE GERMAN HUSSAR TITING CLUB
viii attend the Monthly Meeting THIS EVE.
MING, at halt.pass 7 O'Clock, Ct NO. SS @afAe'
street. By order. ]. .. W.. Blsv nrac,o,
nct1 49, flrBS uiIecVos.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large or small quaint les.
Price 80 GENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply at the
once OF b NEtNA rnaV1s
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CHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER,
~ Nc. Attend Regular Aontnty M n,o1ocE
THIS Cruesday) EVENING, OCTOBER = 40 ooioeA'
Business important. ,rno.py
80. Secretary.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN CO.
LUMBIA FOR SALE.-We are Offering at
private sale two large aud c0mmodious Brick
and Metalroofe1 WAREHOUSES; situated on
.Gervais street, near the Depots Of the Graenville
and Columbia, south CarOlluH, and Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroads. Both these
Warehouses are IN good repair, have large lots at
tached, and, as 6 safe investment, no better Op.
portunity was ever afforded. For terms, &C.,
apply to ARTHUR & BOONE, Attorneys at Law,
0olnmhia. 6. q een2l-12
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A GOOD COOK WANTED AT No. ls9
Meeting street, next to Board OF Trade
~ oot1-1'
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mo RENT, LARGE STORE AND ROOM,
No. lol Meetinf, street; also. Apartments,
with or with ut board. Apply on prenines.
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90 Rent.

TOR RENT, STORE CORNER KING
and George streets. Best business stand 10
Charleston. Also, commodious Rooms. from ~
tn S8 ARCHER,S BAZAAR. sep30-S"
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A GOOD GENERAL AGENT WANTED
n TO take charge OF the canvass OF Q line Or
new Subscription Books. Address OHAS. e
care Wynk0op d Hallenoeck, NO. uS Fal-
fnn afranf- New YnfE. -. Hep6V-O
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VITANTED LADIES TO SAVE MONEY.
w Latest designs In BUsTLES, 90 cents;
French Corsets, rs cents; Hoop skirts. 90 Genus;
ChignOns. so cents. AROHER'S BAzAA
sepSO- sc
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HAY FOR SALE IN BALES OR LOOSE,
III in any quantity to suit purchasers, at the
following prices: loose, 81; baled, 81 rs. Deliv
cred on SulIivanhi Island, 81 so per cwt. Apply to-
W. HUNT, No. AZ Market street, or at the Four
Nile House. sepl3-stuth7t
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GbnrariGnal.

AIRS. HOPSON. PINCKNEY'S BOARD
Iyl ING and Day School for Young Ladies, at No.
IS Hases street. Offers facilities for instruction ID
the usual branches Of English Educatlon; also ID
The Modern Languages, Drawing. Painting, Vocal
and Instrumental Music. Exercises VIII be re-
aumed october /. '1' seplI-imol
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TO RENT, STORE No. 1873 KING
i STREET, next to Singer once, suitable for
Dry Goods or Boots and Shoes. Apply 70 Singer
Sewing Machine Com pany. auRa6-thstu
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Daflts.

yTTANTED, A FIRST RATE WOMAN
w Cook. Apply at No. IA Meeting street,
corner OF LiQhtNoOd alley. octl-2"
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JKTANTED, ADRY GOODS SALESMAN.
w Apply TO J. SHAW, no. 1888 King street.
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MATCHED HORSES, SINGLE HORSES,
IX Saddle and Draft Mares and good medium
Mulcs, juat arrived at r OAK4AN'S Stable,
Church street, sep2i.8s
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NOOK WANTED. A WHITE COCK,
u German preferred,) to cook only. Apply at
No. ~ Rutledge avenue. sepSt1