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PROVIDENCE WRINGER,
At MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.
TATTERSALL,

Brown Stallion, ia hands foaled Aug 3, 1867, by
Rysdyke's Hambletonian, dam by Daniel Lambert
(hy Ethan Allen out of Fannie Cook, BY Abdaiiahl
I'd Dam Quakeress, by young Emperor lby Bridges,
Emperor out OF Cherub by AbdallahE ID dam by Sir
Charles, thoroughbred son Of Duroc.will make the
season Of 1872 at Malvern Farms, Morrisville, La
moile County, Vt, at $50 to insure
DIAL,
Brown Stallion, l6 hands; foaled June !, 1868, by
teorge NJ Patchen out of Quakeress pedigree aboye)
viii make the season at same place at IS to In
sure Mares kept at reasonable rates At owners
risk. ALMoN W. oni'"oAD-
For circulars, and all matters pertaining % me
horses. address HasRY g. TowS, Superintendent
MerTisville, W. nay is-"d
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Neu Advertisements.
MOTTO l..

NOTICE.
w HEREAS, ny wife, Abby NJ Stevens, having
w deserted my bod and board without just cause
or provocaton, do hereby prohibit all persons har
boring or trusting her on my account, as shall pay
no debts Of her contracting after this date.
W. {. STEVENS.
Essex. Vt, sept. %, ls72-w3t
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STEAMER ~OARES AMES."
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT 10th. ls-2.
" the ~Oakes Ams,," Capt. j. Z. Holt, VII run
as follows
leave Plaitsiur-h 1r Port Kent, sud Burlington,
at -.lu g. M
Leave Burlington. Gr Port Kent and Platts' ur=.
so l3lp N. G. MERRILL,
Gent Suut Vt. &. r. r.
s. Auans. W. sept D., l----iSwt
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Aem advertisements.
VALUABLE Farm FOR SALE.

C,ITUATED IN SHELBURN, VT, on the Rutland
- a Burlington r. r., convenient to the village,
Post Office Depot Church. &c, and only SIX miles
from Burlington. Contains about 100 acres pest
tiIlable land which will easily keep stock equNA-
lent to y cows and a team, winter ana summer;
Coed house. two stories, conveniently planned anu
will accommodate q large family; parlor sitting
room dining room, kitchen, bedrooms, hall, pan
tries &C. on first floor, and as many rooms aDoIe.
Barn recently built at n cost Of over siDo llO y
iO with an 20 by 20, finished of with all the moI-
ern improvements including running water throush-
out Also sheds. ice house and other convenience
Has & large apple orchard including "a standard
varieties which though it is not yet fully matuIe,
has yielded 500 bbls in one season Also siea
variety Of pears plums grapes, &c. Larse nts'
growth sugar grove, with sugar house, pans, &C.
PLENTY of hard wood The farm will produce more
than sufficient TO net large per centage on ~ cs
For further particulars and more complete deseIlP
ton, apply to, or address - ,-.> WIEN
San. -datsw6vlm Shelburn, Vt.
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FREIGHTS TAKEN At LOWEST RATES.
- Through Tickets can De obtained 0u board NJ
steamers and 81 the Ocucral ONCE, west side Oh; tty
Park
Passengers and E4--a -a Transferred between Cars
ali B0at- FEEE UF cuAEaE-
A. L. INAiAN.
Gcul Suft.
Burlington. May 18th, I,-2-dSwG
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We are selling Is bars Of good family soap lor
One Dollar This Soap is from the celebrated iaetoy
of S Kirk 4 Co, Chicago, and is well worth te
price asked.
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The Diocesan Convention of the Epi~co-
pal church for New York has been sitting at
RouSe's Point 1t viii probably adjourn to
sit in Troy in January .----Rev. Dr. I, W
Colt, rector of II. Paul'S church at Troy
has resigned the charge Of that parish TO sc-
cent profesSorship in the Episcopal DNini-
" School at Mddletown. Conn. In view
Of the long. able and faithful ministry Of DR..
c. the yeStry Of that church, in accepting
his resignation, have voted a handsome an
nuity to him during the remainder Of his
lifetime. lie is called the ablest theologian
in Troy: has been 40 year, in the ministry,
and Il years rector at Troy.
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Tea. Sugar, Coffee and spices
at our usual low prices.
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SOAP! SOAP!

A LARGE INVOICE JUST RECEIVED
At = COLLEGE ST.
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Gostetter's Bitters.

@- THROW IN REINFORCEMENTs.-
The Citadel OF Life is In state OF siege all
through the year, but Is never more closely IN
vested than In mid-winter. The liver is usually
somewhat torpid. and the bowels more OF less
constipated att this season, and dyspepsia often
assumes its most aggravated form In cold and
wet weather. In short, The sluggish system
seems inclined 10 intermit or shirk some OF its
most important duties under the influence OF
low Temperature, and requires wholesome siimu-
lation. The spur reduired Is HoSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs, the only medicine which
quiclens the action Of the secretive organs, and
biiags out the latent vitality OF the system, with
out creating any febrile symptoms, or the Slight
est nervous excitement.
The great Vegetable Tonic is not recommended
as specific for Coughs, Colds and Consumption
that field being left open to the concocters OF
preparations which can not by any possibility
reach the lungs, but as specific for the constitu
tIonal and physical weakness which invite pulmo-
nary disease, it is literally infal tble. The most
lnsidlous and terrible enemy OF human life Is not
disease Itself but the weakness which affords 1t
an opportunity to gain firm hold OF the vital
system. Remember that Stamina, Vital Energy
the l;fe.principle, or whatever you may cho Sc
to call the resistant power which battles against
the causes OF disease aud DEATH Is the grand safe
guard of health. IT IS the garrison OF the human
fortress, and when 1t wakes weak, the true policy
Ia to throw In reiuforcements. In other Words,
when such an en- rgency occurs, commence
course OF Hostetter's Bitters. jap15-mwfSDao
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tain quarters regarding her recent marriage
are repelled with no little v'gor by the lady. y
The ceremony was not ''concession," as
some had said; it was "a free-will Offering Oh
love to and confidence in each other anu . =
practical protest against agrowing license OF
opinion regarding the Christian institution o, ,,
wedlock.n As for the ''monstrous doetrlneS
that are now held and promulgated oy some
of her former friends and coadlutors' sue 10
utterly opposed to them. wnen she W"s,a maue ns
sneecb at steinway Hall before the Womens
Convention In 1869, she did not dream that
she was speaking in behalf of cause which
wonld ever be scaudalized by the heresies Of
later days. At that time she urged her hear
ers to wage no war on the household gods,
AID this is her position atill. She still thinks
happy home the best thing there is on
earth, and believes that the old-fashloneo
marriage is the only proper basis of 1t.
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TERMS OT THE NEHH

ru, DAILY NEWS, BY mail one year. ss' M slA
months "a; three months - 70. sefVeo III 'nc
.,.v At EIGHTEEN GENTS week, payable 70 tne CAT
,isrs. @ or s. year, paid In advance at the once.
FHn TaI.WxskLY NlVs, published on TuesoaJs'
raursdays and Saturdays, one year -; si1
months 81
IA. WxrkLY NEWS, one year 81 SIX copies
10. Ten copies, to one address, SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN ao9ance,
and no paper conunued after the expiration Oh
the time paid fer. ro,r
NOTICES of Wants, TO Rent, Lost and Foun
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 WORDS 70 censs
each insertion; over 20, and not e1ceedlng oo
words. 40 cents each insertion; over 80, ana no'
exceedinp 40 words, so cents each insertion.
THESE rates are NET, and must invariably %
paid in advance. ...,,.
Rxx1rrANoss should be made BY Pos'omee
Money order or by Express. II this eannot DC
done, protection against losses by man may DC
uecured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
Able to the erder OF the propretors OF TIE NsWs'
ar by aending the money In registered lester.
address RIoRDAN, DAWSON d CO.,
No. 14s East Bay. Charleston. 30.
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..purse. She acknowledges the justice OF
..yeur claim, and meaps to pay it. But you
..must either give her time, or offer some In
"ducsment which will enable her to pay on
ssthe nail. She can give you new note
s.bearing better interest than the old one,
"and certain OF payment at maturity. II you
"won't take this she will pay you seventy
"ave cents on the dollar in money. This is
s.the best she can do at this time" We are
confident that they who did not accept one
proposal would accept the other, and we are
equally confident that enough new bonds
could be sold at seventy-five to meet the
claims OF all the cash-exacting creditors.
While upon this subject We desire to call
the attention OF the City Council to the Or
dinance of March 9, 1869, which authorizes
the conversion OF city registered stock into
coupon bonds This ordinance is still OF
force, but it has never gone into operation.
It is important that the conversion should be
allowed, as the immediate effect would be to
enhance the value Of city stock without
adding cent to the debt. The ordinance
was carefully drawn, and was fully approved
of by the public at the time OF its passage
Only the eccentricities OF the Pillsbury Coun-
Gil, we suppose, made it q dead letter.
With regard to the rebuilding Of the burnt
district-a project Of which we earnestly ap'
prove-we deem it necessary to advise the
Council to weigh carefully the constitution
ality OF the proposed Ordinance before they
place it upon the statute book. The ordi-
nance, to the professional mind, is in
palpable violation OF the tax clluses OF the
State Constitution. II this be found to be
30, the difficulty might be met by allowing q
drawback OF taxes to persons building on
vacant lots, the drawback to be equal to the
difference between the tax upon the unim-
proved land and the tax upon the same land
when built upon.
We have approached this question OF the
CITY finances with an honest desire to aid the
City Council in devising a plan OF ADJUST
ment which shall be just and practicable
We have made no captIcus objections, and
it is proper that the weak points, as well
as the strong, OF every new measure OF mo-
mensshould be LAID before the public. II
our remarks throw any new light upon
yezed and difficult question, our whole pur-
pose is served.
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MqrriEn.

BALL-CARPESTER.-A the residences OF
CHARLES walker, Esq., Newark. N. J., on Monday,
January i, 1872, by the Rev. William 3. Brown:
GEORGE J. BALL, OF Newark. to LILLE A., second
daughter of Hon. 3. B. Carpenter, Of Charleston,
3. O. No cards.
ELLISON MISREPRESENTATION the morning Of
10th January. 1872 In Charleston, by the Rev. ].
B. seebrook, Rector OF St. Marks Church, at the
residence OF Mrs. James D. Johnson, henry Ell
LIsoN, OF Stateburg, 5. c., to AMELIA ANN SHRETs'
BURY, only daughter OF the late stePhen W.
Shrewsbury, Of Charleston, 8. O. NO caras.
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ns- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
VIRGINIA, from Philadelphia, are hereby
notified that she Will discharge cargo THIS DAY
the 18th instant, at Browns Wharf. Goods un'
called for at sunset will remain on the wharf
at owners risk and expense.
ianl5-l WIN. A. CoURTENAY, Agent.
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~DANCING SCHOOL, OVER KINS-
MANS SALOON, BIZ MONS. BERGER, who is the
only profess ional Dancing Master in the city.
soiree as usual every SATURDAY, free to all pu.
pills. For particulars, apply at No. aa2 King
street. Janlo-m"lo
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9anrn e5noos, &r.
\JOTICEl NOTICE.! NOTICE !

N 01
In consequen, Of the Increased demapd for
TOYS, FANCY GOODS AND SHOWCASES, the
undersigned takes pleasure in informing his nu
merous friends and the public generally that he
has opened BRANCH OF HIS BUSINESS at No.
sl4 KING STREET, where he will constantly Keep
on hand a large and well selected stock OF TOYS,
FANCY GOODS, Showcases, Glass Shades, Fire.
works, Musical instruments, and every article
appertainlng to the business. Dealers Will md 1t
TO their adyantageto give him call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. WI. MCLEAN,
Nos. slI and 4ss King street,
NoAH's ARK OF Charleston, S. G.
dpr1d.thStu
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5uerial Notires.

H- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, from New York, are hereby notl'
fed that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY,
at Pier No. 2, Union Wharves. Goods uncalled for
at sunset Will remain on the wharf at owners
risk and expense. WIN. A. COURTENAY,
ian1s-1 Agent
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@CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, s. e., JANUARY IS,
1s72-Seaed estimates for repairs on City Hall,
in accordance with report Of Council Committee,
now on file in the City Engineers ofice, will be
received at this office on or before Saturday, Jan.
uary 13, at - II. W. W. SlMoSS'
jan15.mwf3 Clerk OF COUNCIL
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ObltnGrp

LYNAH.-Died, at his plantation, on Savannah
River, afI er q short illness, on the 1th instant
EDWARD LYNAH In the 5lst year Of his age.
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~ ALL PRIZES DRAWN IN THE
South Carolina Land and immigration Assecia-
ton Gift Concert Distribution, will be paid on and
after MONDAY, thai 5th instant. Jan13-3
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@r BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
PUBLIC LAND.-The Board OF Commissioners OF
Public Land will, OF its next meeting, to be held
on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, the 18th instant,
elect the following Ofncers for the Institutions
under their charge:
A Superintendent to the Ashley River Asylum
an House Of Refuge.
A Chief Steward f,r the Ashley River Asylum.
A Gardner.
The Superintendent will be requirid to give
bond in the penal sum Of $4,000, with security, to
be approved by the Board Of Commissioners.
Applicants must state names Of their securities,
and hand In the same on or before that day.
N. B.-The House OF Refuge formerly known as
the House of Correction.
Ashley River Asylum, formerly known as the
Old Folks Home.
By order. J.M F,DEREEF.
ianl3.smw3 Sec etary B. q. P. L.
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~ BOARD OF FIREMASTERS.-
the Board at their next Meeting, 18th inst, will
elect CLERK OF THE BOARD. Applicants will
hand in their letters on or before that time.
janelo BIN. sTROBEG, Clerk B. F. M.
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meetit1n6.

o. O. F.-R W. GRAND LODGE
i. OF SOUTH CARoL1NA.-Tne Annual Com
municatiou Of this R W. Grand Body VIII ne
held at Odd Fellows Hall, on WEDNESDAY, l7tn
instant, at O'Clock A. NJ.
% ''Ne' y - " JNo. a. HONOUR. JR.,
ianl5 mw2 Grand Secretary.
TXECUTIvE COMMITTEE OF THE
~ Agricultural Society Of South Carolina
A Ineeii6g OF the Committee will be held THIS
EVENING, at the Board Of Trade Rooms, at 2
O'Clock. Members are requested to be be puaetuai.
or. ANDREWS LODGE, No. 10, A. F.
y M-The Regular Communication OF this
Lodge VIII held Tas at
s'res's' 1' 0i4eF {. +. ssipEissEeBR, Jr.,
ian15 Secretary.
A TTENTION, ETNAsl-THE REGU-
Al LAR Monthly Meeting Of your Company
win be held at your hall Queen street, THIS Mon.
day) EVENING, the 18th instant, 9t nslI-past
O'CLOCK snarp" HgySY sy S5seG e. 0t cAsNGHa
ia115 Secretary.
NHARLESTON DRAMATIC CLUB
u The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the above
will be held THIS (Monday) EVENING, at hal1.past
O'Clock. Members are requested to be punctual,
and to come prepared to pay arreaIs; e Wco.N7s
janl5-s Secretary and treasurer.
T3R FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH
OF OHARLEsT0N.-A1 Adjourned Meeting
OF the Corporation will be held at the office oil the
Secre,ary. No. 5S Broad street, THIS EVENING,
18th inst, at O'Clock. D. RAVENEL, Jr.:
janis secre.aly:
CUMTER RIFLE CLUB.-ATTEND
y Regular Meeting. at Hall over Wilson's Gro
Gerry, THIS EVENING, he 18th instant at O'CLOCK.
Members will please come pFePared np1RPss 10 Rss Ar
rears. ". ID. BhuNS,
janis Secretary and Treasurer.
FARMERS FERTILIZER COMPANY
1ee5 ne Sea OF s the ss
January. at O'Clock. An Election l9E E smeefs
Wjii janislsms GS asa; CLERK f.F +: E Go.
UlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the South Carolina Rail.
road Company and OF the outhwestern kailroad
Bank will be held at the Southwestern hallLoad
Bank, Broad street, on FEBRUARY 18th, proximo'
at IL O'Clock A. n.
on the following day an election will be held
for Fifteen Directors OF The Railroad Company
and Thirteen Directors Of the Bank. ..
Stockholders will be passt d. over the ROAD, 10
and from the meeting, free OF cIarge.
The proposed Amendment to Article ], Section
OF the Bylaws, changing the time OF the annual
meeting, ''by striking out February, on second
lluc, duu ia stu6 oPiAb ""A
ton at this meeting. J. X. EMERY,
ian13 amwI4 Secre' ary.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH ANN
" yERS iRY OF THE GERMAN FRIENDLY
SOCIETY.-Tne One Hundred and Sixth AnnlVer-
sary OF the German Friendly Society VIII oe ceie-
brated on WEDNESDAY, January II, 1872, at the
Hall o! the Freuudschaftsbund.
The members will assemble at IL O'Clock M, lor
the transactioAor business.
A Poll for t& election OF Officers for the ems D..
Ing year will be opened az O'Clock, and closed at
3P.M
The members and their guests will resssemble
at O'Clock P. NJ, precisely. when Dinner WIN be
served. JOHN a: BLUM,
ian13 Seer Ietary.
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w ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
notified that any debts contracted by The crew OF
steamship FLORIDA will not be paid by either
Captain or Consignees. A. TOBIAS SONS,
ian12 Agents.
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Dants.

WTANTED, A CHAMBERMAlD TO 90
w to Highland Park Hotel, Aiken. Refer
ence required. Apply at Charleston Hotel.
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~ BANK OF CHARLE T o N,
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 4, 1S72.-This Bank
has resumed business as Banking Corporation.
WILLIAM THAYER,
jan5.1o Cashier.
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WyANTED, A SETTLED WOMAN AS
w Nurse: also young woman to do cham.
Der work. Apply at northwest corner Of King
and Morris streets. Janl5 l"
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Eust ano .fpnn6.

r OST, ON THE EVENING OF THE 4TH
IL inst, on King. Archdale or Beaufain streets,
u heavy SEAL KING. A suitable reward WILL be
paid for It's recovery. Apply az this oflce.
JAMS
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ITO RENT, No. % BEAUFAIN STREET,
1.-TWO and half story Brick Houee. with
usual outbuildIngs. Apply at No. 81 Broad
street, second story. )anlS2
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Boar1lnq.

DOARDING "A FEW BOARDERS CAN
Id be accommodated at No. 120 Wentworth
street. west end jan13.2S
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CUMTER RIFLE CLUB.-ATTEND
y Regular Meeting. at Hall over wilson's. Gro.
cerv TEIs EVENING The 18th Inst ant, at O'Clock.
Members Will please come prepared 10 pay Ar
rrars. W. II. BRUINS,
ian15 Secretary and Treasurer.
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9rBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THls
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best In the aoo'1d-per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpleas'
ant odor The genuine ". A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black
IT Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. Tae
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
glsts. Factory no. 10 Bond street, New York.
jan23mwflIr
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ITJANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW,
w that great bargains In DRY GOODS, Fur
niture, &C., can be obtained every DAY al VIC
KAY,S Auction Sales Room No. 14o Meeting street.
opposite Pavilion Hotel. lan15.mWl3'
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T3R FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH
OF OHARLEST0N.-An Adjourned Meeting
M the Cornoration will be held at the office OF the
Secret ary, No. IS Broad street. THIS EVENING,
18th inst.' at O'Clock. D. RAVENEL, Jr..
innis Secretary.
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for Gale.

TORSES AND MULES. ANOTHER
III lot OF forty head HORSES AND MULES just
arrived from Kentucky, and for sale at MILLS
HOUSE STABLE. 1anl6-2
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has been greatly augmented; In fact, nowhere
can be found more complete and varied assort.
ment than at this
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.@ SOUTH CAROLINA -L0AN-AND
TRUST COMPANY-SAvINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposisers are requested to leave their Books to
be credited with the January Quarterly Interest,
due 1st proXImo. All Deposits made on Or before
the Goth January Will bear iRterest from the 1st Of
January.
lnteres; Six Per Cent, compounded quarterly.
dec22-fmwl2 F. a. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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FARMERS FERTILIZER CoMPANY.-1
II An Adjourned Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF this Company will be held on FRIDAY, the 26lh
January, at - o'clock An Election for emcers
will he held. d. LEE,
ion1oarn1 Clerk +. F. 90.
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NHARLESTON DRAMATIC CLUB
" The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the above
will be held THIS Monday EVENING, at half.past
7 O'Clock. Members are requested to Do punctuaL
F. @. McCANTS,
ianl5-s Secretary and reasurer.
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90 Ref1t.

ITO RENT, THE THIRD STORY OF No.
21 Broad street, over Presley, Lord j. In
glesb, Is oflce. Apply at No. Hayne street.
tan1k-mwi6
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@rSCREVEN HOUSE.-NOTICE TO
PARTIES ISTERESTED.-Major JOHN W. CAM
ERON has consented to conduct, and is duly ap'
pointed Manager Of the SCREYEN HOUSE.
decoo.1mo r. BRADLEY.
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nsr OFFICE OF THE CITY APPRAlS-
Ea, CITY HALL CHARLESTON, s. c., JANUARY
/, ls72.-NOTICE.-This office will be opened from
this date, and remain open until the goth instant
for issuing Licenses for the year 1872.
VIM. II. EAsTERBY,
iau1-1s City Appraiser.
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A GENTS WANTED l-FOR THE UNI
n YERSAL TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER;
saves time, rwire, thread, fingers and teeth: Some
thing every body wants. Samples mailed on re-
cpipt OF 25 cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
$40 Broadway, New York. Ss.r.- -oct3o-3mos
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DRIvATE BOARDING AT No. 4 HUD-
SON street. jan12.fmv3
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@r MCLEAN HAS IT! HAS WHAT ?
Why that beautiful set OF TOY FURNITURE for
Rafie, made by Charleston man, and the list Is
filing up fast. No time to be lost If you want
chance. jams
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unabased interest OF consumers. Large addi.
tions have been made 10 the already numerous
stock. Also, the specialty-that dollar