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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CAPTURED
STEAMERS.


Will be sold, at Public Auction, OH WEDNESDAY, jan
Sd, 1866 ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ at 102 East Bay, tho for
lowing captured steamers, viz
"DE KALB."- wheel steamer, of l541s ton
wooden hull length on deck 11G feet beam, &c fee t.
inches; has two independent high pressure engine
diameter of cylinder, l2l inches; stroke of piston,
feet inches has three fine boers with the eqnpmen IL
"CoI. BENNETT."-side-wh steamer of 10 ton 3 +;
ALL 81 feet depth of hold, feet draft feet; ha
two independent high pressure engines; diameter O
fus boiler. with the equipments On board
"BOSTON. N."-Sde-whcel steamer, of 249 tons; wooden
feet depth Of hold feet; draft feet cylinders, Sc
inches; stroke ia feet; walking beam with the equip
BEAUREGARD." "-side-wheel steamer, of III ton s :;
wooden 'll length lT0a feet; beam tx feet; over H.
cylinders, 50 inches; stroke Ia feet square engD
with tho cqnipnlcnts on board.
wooden hull length l55 feet beam 16! eet over all;
33 feet; depth eet draft feet cylinders 81 inches
stroke tx feet; square engine. with the equipments
"HIBBEN. ."-side-whcel steamer, of SIS tons; wooden
hull; length los feet; bean IA feet; ALL % fee
depth 81, feet cylinders, 10 nces stroke, Ga fec T.
draft; feet; walking III lca,n
hull icng a feet; beam, % feet a depth, feet
horizontal engine; draft feet inches, with the equip
BY order OF T. c. cALLICoT,
Supervising Special Agent,
December 81 u S. Treasury Department.
ASSISTANT pUAUTERArAsTERs OFFICE,
CHARLESTON. 81 C., December go 1865.
Will be so ut Public Auction, on 9th January 1865, at
10 o'clock \. NJ, at the Storehonse. No. so East Day
street, quantity Of condemned CLOTHING, CAMF
and GARRISON EQUIPAGE,
coSsIErtSG
KNAPSACkS HAVERSACKS
Caneens Camp Kettles
Mcss Pans Shovels
Spades Axe and Handles
Pick Axes and Handles ,latclets
blankets Riouscs
Snshcs brcrconts
AInstutO lars Files
Cross Cannon Bedsacks
lngi"s Drums
CJp Iettera Cap Numbers
Terms cash, in Gnvrri,iucn. iuds.
WM. HOLDEN, Capt. and 4. Q. NJ.
Derrnbrr 20
ASSISTANT pEAHTEEMASrEIrS OFFICE,t
CHARLESTON, $. e., December ~. lo65. !
Will hc sold, 1T Public Auction, on FRIDAY. JaEunry
9TH. 1856 nj I'D O'Clock 4. NJ, ut Palmetto Wharf,
- SMALL BOATS and pt,NTOOS!., l. e.
TcrIi' cash, in G0vcr!nCut uli,ls.
WAI. HOLDEN.
Derembrr - q Capt. and \. q. IT.
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COPARTNERSIIIPN NOTICE.

COPARTNERSIIP NOTICE.
TFHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
l. Copartnership under the name and firm Of
THOMPSON < BROTHER, for the transaction Of n
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND GENERAL. COlIMIS-
SION BUSINESS Mt Charleston, S. C. ...s-,
HENRY L. THOMPSON, Jr and JNO. M. THOMP-
SON are the general partners and JAS. CARnIN, Of
Charleston. is the special partner and hns contributed
to tho common stock Of said firm the of thou.
sand dollars in gold The Copartnership is to continue
for two years from this date.
B.. ', JAMES CARLTN.
HENRY T. THOMPSON, Jr.
IIf =. JNO. NJ THOMPSON.
Charleston, November g. 1868. ; -''..
November 20 wslmo
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Fdlu0br Plantation an 81. Bq,fhO{Omcm's Parish
BY COIEN. HANCISEL Is co.

Fdluabr Plantation an 81. Ba1fhOi0mc,r's Parish.
BY COHEN, HANCKEL ~ co.
a VALUABLE PLANTATION in st. Bartholomew q
Parish, four AZ miles from the Jaeksonboro Depot,
Charleston and Savannah ailroad, and fonr ~ miles
from rnrkcrs Ferry containing nine hundred gnU) acres
two hundred t2OO acres are cleared and the remainder
heavily tnhSred with Oak and Hickory On the place
buildings; also BARN, GIN and COTTON HOUSE, and
Quarters for fifty taU} Iaborers.
Tho Plantation is situacd in one of the best stock and
game ranges in tho Inv country.
@ TGr fTrhrr .r pI, tcHl9rs aIpy, as nbo.r.
December 30 swS
Various UppOIYnI,itfes J0i. Investment.
COTTON AND RICE PLANTATIONS, i'll various pnrs
Mill sites, Mining L!nds. &c., also on hand. Money
wanted good security, advance To experienced
10 THUEBER. s0UI.E X Co.. no. stn cstrect up
Starsl. limo December 81
i + "e is"is BW n6%:Eiss 81 ] &SD s1IGox. "''
PLANTATIONS. HOUSES AND LOIS ::
FOUR SMALL FAlsMS. within twelve mics OF the
THREE LARGE TRACTS, twcnty-six. twenty.eght,
and thrty.siX miles from the City.
FIVE HOUSES AID LOTS III the Upper Wards.
SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND in south
SIX THOUSAND ACRES. in one body. near Augusta,
ONE HUNDRED LOTS, for small far1ns of Forty Acres
's shvhN II f f i o. ioTs SsotEs M so ,ppr Wards
Apply as above. al No. l27 7MEETlNG-STkhET
December limo
70 Capitalists B'irh Making, Cotto Planting a,,l
.HUO.i-ChHinJ.
FOR SALE OF TO REXT, - PLANTATION, SIX
miles from the cy of Charleston by WATER containing
twcl!y -four hundred ant. ci.hty.live i2iS5j acres
portion OF the tract las been used for Brick Making,
w""l brg abundant. aud the clay well adapted while
ta Brhinri wauii tr licnrer tn city thni nny other.
Three hundred acrcs cleared, and under fence.
and good Long Go:tyn Ials any 81; i!!r vciDity OF
charlcsto:l-t!c facilities :nr mudGiiia bcius good,
or net er. ti!an the Island plantations.
Tnis :ract at Land being }"'."ula formed hy tw"
naY,at sirIH al! ic won:i "I il is accessible 10 u
good ian'i:,, ANA lis lm"%mi'y ,o the city, the wood
always commands ready gale
The buildings On thc p & consist nf Ecit Cottage
ni Ave ouus. Barn Stl,e. Gin Hu,sc, Nriua other
oitbinliings and accommodate Ils f,,r about nn-
t,rctl laharera.
10 the many advantages offered in this place is TO no
aided the art st there arr Springs nit Wells of fn,
Water, aud it can I've cultivated by white labor Ms 1t il
perfectly health: in summer
This place Will b. sold on teraa that will ensil' the
purchaser io pay FOR 1t IN or Two yuais. For fur
thrr particulars, iGq'ilrt at this oiic1. 81.
p"SCiII5rr2T 10
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About half past eleven O'Clock last night party of
tho coored of tho revenue cutter lying IN the
stream oppositc the city, who had been liberty during
the day. passing crowd of police and citizens near the
market, commenced iriug upon them, wounding Capt.
Hannon of the police in the hip. The rapid pistol
ports brought several police to the spot when tho sal
lors ran to the foot of 1araet.sreet and seized Il
just they in this act they were fred upon by
OF the police hut is not known whether injury
was iaActcd upon them not. They. however, made
their escape to the cutter leaving of their number
i'll the river near the dock. who either wounded in
the melee, accidentally fell overheard from the bo
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AUCTION SALES.

| POSTPONED ACCOUNT OF INciENEvcr OF rnx
wEhTmEn.l
BY j. a. AciEGSssny ESs2yoW .,"si xND co.
u No. nna5 @ ss will r be sG before our stor
so dozen BOWLS assorted sizes
Dcccmbcr29
lroSrroSEp on AccouSr OF INcLr,Escr
wEArHEn.l
Yg:1"it" Yg J. 4. ESsIovW M%ss ~" ks sS2p'.t: co*
TUESDAY, 21 January @ viii be sold. before store
10 tcrccs SUGARCUItED HAMS
barrels Sugar. Cured Pig Huns
10 barrels S"gar-Cured Pig Shoulders.
Dccember29
roSrfoNEp ON ACCOUNT OF INcLEMENcY THE
nX !. E a. ENsLo1v I S9Gan MSD '%1 co. "'7''e"'
s1sS No. Sf!SsE ss East w Bay be sold be
20 barrels No. lMACKEREL D"''
25 hafbarrcls No. Mackerel
100 luintnis Goldfish
II barrels Picked Porgies Decembcrss
lrosrroSEn on Accousr OF IScLEMEScy OF ruR
BrOomS! BTOo,nS ON account of L,..fDr.,,;fe,-
BY "Je >. <. A"1aa ENsnoyyv i%Sy e0sssi"; nSD co.
TUESDAY, I'd January, at 10 O'clock will he sold
before our store. No. 125 East Bay,
26 dozen BRooHTS. DcccrI her 20
POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF 1ScLEMEScY
49, wEArHER
's So r" :. IL "|t; ESstrov S;Erss AN xkD S%ap's CO.
fore our store, viii sell the Store Of Messrs @ De-
q.
~ dozen FINE FINISHED BLACK FELT HATS
do""i' Spanish slippers
I do:,, =: '."nish Sandals. December 20
tposrroNED On ACCOUNT rNcLEstIxcv OF THE
Cttta7o"i" a.d otd Sherry Hine, and sya,jss Leaf
nv 1"d % CM I"LGcco:
TUESDAY, 2d january will be sold, al the storc Of
Ncssrs. Decottcs 4 $,las No. ils East Bay hnme g.
S %tSF I s1Ss c4rShSS@ 9Si%,s HS' w%T SSs
80 eases one dozen each superior Old sherry Wine
bales old crop Havana Leaf Tobacco
bag Spanish Cut Tobacco. Dccembcr 20
lrosrroSED ON ACCOUNT OF 1ScLEMEScY OF THE
LAoice White Maruaa und msscora,lo ssoor anG
ny J. I1a.fE q. EHsIU%y Hsi%p% SeasyE; XNp co.
TUESDAY, 2d January Immediately after the sa les
before our Store will sell, the store of Mcssrs
81 boxes White Havana SUGAR
II hlds. Muscoyatlo Sugar
$500 choice havana Scgars-Iondres segnndo sn'no
@ dS0U choice Havana Segars-M q. j. p, Valentine
400 bundles Havana White Paper Segars
800 bundles Havana Brown Paper Scgars
5000 Ladies' Havana Cigarettes,
December 30
POSTPONED On ACCOUNT OF 1ScLEMEScY OF THE
wEATHER.1
For Christmas Holdays-Choice Canned Fruits,
Jen'es, Meats and Vegetables Fe'miceU and
by j. A. EvsLow AND CO.
TUESDAY, cd january, immediately after the
Messrs. DeCottes L Salas No. 1lS East Bay,
dozen tin cans lbs each, OF PEACH, APPL E,
STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, and CURRANT
JELLIES.
dozen tin cans, lbs each, of Seasoned Veal
dozen tin cans, lbs eacn, Veal and Green Peas
dozen tin cans, lbs. each, of Roast Veal
dozen tin cans, lbs. each, of Stewed Steaks
8 dozen tin cans, lbs. each, of stewed Kidneys
dozen tin cans lbs each, of English Red Her.
ring
eanisters superior Scotch Oatmeal
8 boxes italian Yermicell
SboXes superior Olive OIL
18 jars Spanish Olive Oil
boxes CASTLE Soap
kegs Red Wine Vinegar. December 29
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Strawberry PLANTS BY MAIL.
WE WILL SEND BY NAIL, SAFELY PACKED AND
w POSTPAID:
FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
1DOZ. JUCDNDA-OUR NO. 200
lDOZ. AGRICULTURIST
D0Z. GOLDEN SEEDED
ft' FOR TEN DOLLARS,
&c. 2DoZ. .JUCUNDA-OUR NO. 700
Q DOZ. AGRTCULTURIST
ia DOZ. GOLDEN SEEDED
DOZ. WILSON'S ALBANY
:. FOR TWENTY DOLLARS
-i. f. : 4 D0z. JUCuSDA-oUR NO. 700 ,
4 DOZ. AGRIOULTURIST
2DOz. GOLDEN SEEDED
2DOZ. RUSSELL
2DoZ. TRIoMPHE DE GAND
s., 2DO1. WILSON'S ALBANY
a.DOH. DENNING'S WHITE,
The above the most valuable kinds cultivated,
and include early medium, and late maturing varieties
! y 't'i THE NO. 100,
For size beauty Weld prot md other desirable ouali
ties, is the most valuable Strawberry Of which
any knowledge. For the i'!!'..t.l.H "a
AGRICULTUR1ST
"a new seedng paid the highest price paid for
Strawberry. r,i
GOLDEN SEEDED -'
Is the best early, and -. r
the best white. trrf
RUSSELL, TRIoMPHE DE GAND
AND .'.
.,'.. WILSON .,
are invaluable
Our Catalogue, giving descriptions OF these and many
other varieties, and furnishing much valuable informa
ton to growers of Stawberries will be sent to all Pill
cants enclosing 10 cents.
]. KNOX, Box No. 155, Pittsburg, Pa
December % '-... t'i.,Ig 6
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Public -iHctiOn.
On SATURDAY, the 9th OF january 1866 Mt Dcnnctts
Mill Wharf, will be sold, the following articles
ANCHORS and CHAINS, OLD SCRAP IRON, &c.
TORPEDO BOATS, ono with Boiler and part of En-
gine. at Northeastern Railroad Wharf
old PICKET BOAT, dcckcd, at Gas House Wharf.
Terms cash. GRAY Il MCDANIEL
December q III
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BY II. Nj. MARSHALL.

BY n. MI. MARSHALL.
At Private Sale
Tho lease aud good will of WOODWARD in the lower
portion Of the city. doing extensive business to-
gether with the entire stock Of Wood hand. This Is
considered of the best stands In the city this
purpose.
For further particulars apply as above. at my Sales
Rooms, No. 33 BROAD STREET,
December so
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P,,G LEAVE RESPECTFULLY TO CALI. THE
attention OF the public to the fact thar they hayo
iiat received. from the Nurh. several No. CAlL--
EIACES made tn order for their special hy OF
fhr brst Sanuincturics in this country.
These CGriagra can be hired at the re,Wlar rates
application at tn" Mills House Stables, in Chalmers
street other to parties desiring to engage them by tho
honr TO convey passengers to the different deputs
steamers, ships &r. They also he engaged .or Fl-
HOUSE. December 20
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FORBES Il GuILLEMI|.-our readers, by referring to
the third page of this issue, will find double column
advertisement of these young gentlemen who pre-
pared to do all kinds of work in the gas Timing line,
that their friends the public may desire of them. BY
system of moderate charges, and determination to
give entire satisfaction to those may employ theIn
they intend to obtain the f confidence of the people
Charleston among whom they born and raised. 8
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AUCTION SALES.
Lease Of city Lands.
BH SINIOSS Il. IHlRn-


BY SInIONS Is FORD.
VIII be leased, for the term two years from the LIST
aS Oh JANUARY, 1866, mt tho north of the Exchange
on lHuRSDAY. 18th inst, at il O'Clock A. NJ. under
direction OF tho Committee of City Lands,
!ho LUMBER POND in the western part of the city
oeinB west o Lynch street, and north of Broad street
- Also,
Inc LOI Known aS BickI.EY'S WOOD YARD ON thc
West sldc OF Lynch street, near Beaufain street.
- ALSO,
The LANDING at the east end of vcnduc Range
lohuluohs-Rcnt payable quarterly: leascr to give
"PoscG persohal security anu to pay for all papers
household Furniture, rtuy,cfs dc,
BY SInIONS ~ EOisD.
VIII he sold Oh FRIDAY the 9th of January 1864 nj
NO. ~, west end Montague street, at III O'Clock A. NJ
sundry articles Of Household Furniture consisting in
part of "
DAMASK CURTAINS, GILT CORNICES,
Carpets, Wardrobes, Sidcboarls
Book Cases, Chairs, Cut Glassware
Dish Covers Carpenters Tools, &C. &c
Unlimited articles will bo received until 4t Januarv
inclusive. I,rrr,nbnr an
BY WILLIAM NJ. PELOT Auctfonecr.
VIII 20 cold IN front OF my Office, No 40 Broad
on WEDNESDAY,, sd January at 10 o'clock
200 Parlor and Office STOVES.
bales containing 1000 Empty Bags, new and in
good order
set elegant Cameo, richly set in Gold consisting
OF ono Brooch one Bracelet, and ono pair Ear
Rings. ~
set DOUBLE HARNESS.
of sale. Dprc,nhnr ~ ''
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BY D. d. PRENTIss,

BY U. ID. PKENTISS,
Broker and Aucttoneer, No. 3 State-streea.
On the first WEDNESDAY of January, 1866 will be
sold,
l largo BAY HORSE, about eight years old
l Gray Mare, six years old
l large Bay Draft Horse
Cream Horse. Ave years old
Iron.gray Horse, FIVE ycars old
Carriage and set of Double Harness
large Wagon, with body.
December % G
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ffdt"S0me Mansion on BIoad street nj .iuttion
BY JOHN s. RIGGS ~ co.
Broad and East Bay. will DO sold. at II o'clock at
ss'essSr THAT HANDSOME AND VERY DEsIRA nI,E
ii11ikH BRICK MANSION on the north side of Broad
lnStSS street. 40. III being the third door west Of
aSEn.h King street, having fine and massive colon
made 'front.' presentinH an imposing entrance from the
street Tie interior is beautifully arranged, having
twelve fine Rooms. with uncommoply high ceilings and
doors on second ioor. throwing two spacious
Parors into one. The Chambers are u conveniently
arranged for comfort and style, entire structure
punt OF the very best Materials and i'll untloutcd work
maillikc manner.
The Lot has front Broad street of eghty-six feet
and depth OF one hundred and fifty feet more or less
win ample accommodations for servants Coach lIousc
and spacious Stables. and every requisite ontbuing on
the premises The location of this ullcommouly fpe
residence Is considered one of the very hest being
tsous to all the most prominent portions of the CITY
and within convenient distance to all the business
points.
Conditions-One-thrtl cash: balance in one and two
years, secured by bond and mortgage Insurance O re
effected, policy assigned and the purchaser ta pay for
papers. 2730-J 1,+6,S, 1911 December 27
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PRIVATE SALES.
BY CLIFFORD d lIATHEwES.
No. 81 LIZ Rraad. rect

BY CLIFFORD d 1IATHEWIS,
No. 81 LIZ Broad-street.
At Private Sale
That RICE AND COTTON PLANTATION called
WOODSTOCK, fifteen miles from Charleston, on the
South Carolina Railroads. Ane DWELLING containing
thirteen Rooms. framed Negro Houses, land Gin
House. and Bnrns &c. The tract contains 1000 acres
aud is well tmhered, and adapted to planting and stock
raising.
THREE STORY WOODEN HOUSE AND LOT No
125 COMING STREET.
December 80 stuthG
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THE Richmond Eramicr calls for radical Legislation
in reference 10 the payment of debts, rs follows:

H!clInOnu Examiner calls radical legislation
in reference 10 the payment Of debts rs follows:
However redundant tho currency may be elsewhere
all know that it is nos In the rural districts
Virginia. The people have had little nothing TO SELL
md If money plenty blackbcrrics elsewhere,
it wo be where there nothing yet sale
If tho Judgments aud executions enforced much Of
the rural population OF Virginia will he sold out and
few honest Industrious country people be pirchu-
With tho largo amount Of property that will be
torscd into market and the small auioumt Of money n
tho haHis of the rural population, npetc change of
country property holders will bn elected. ~
-
JOHN G. BRECHISRIDG2.-A correspondent Of the Gin
canaa Enquirer, writing fram Toronto, Canada, gives
the following information concerning several Confcdc.
ratio officers
here General John g. EGacl;nrilgc General Nc.
man. Captain lIinie, and others who had been officers
ridge looks bnd il in perfect health 1t Represented
TO sveTE wli:e. That u mistake. few gray hairs
Ing hdise In humble. retired way. IIc 1. much
sper:ed by the citzons III Invited two or tlroe
parties week at the reidences Of the first fmilie a
IS great wnkcr, walking fco. six to ten miles day,
while tho weather permits sch exrrcse He In u hard
student, reading great deal. coud not int think
that 1t IL misfortune that gentleman of lis cult,lr,
and intellect should be lost to his country ! .o.,r
All the gentlemen hero from the Confederate army
conduct themselves with great proprty ana arc treated
with respect and attention by the citizcib. F-IT
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BALTIMORE CHARLESTON AND HAVANA srEAMERs-
We are confident that many of our readers will take
pleasure in persing the advertisement of the Baltimore
Charleston and Havana Steamship Company. 1t must
certainly be exceedingly gratifying to learn that good
city Is to be placed IN direct communicate with the
city of beautiful ladies' well with the land of
luscious fruits. With first class iron sde-whec-
steamer like the Isdbea and with such aable and
getic agents Messrs CH1soLM Brothers. this line must
rapidly grow popular flTor The first steamer leaves
Baltimore to-day due here Tuesday next, to leave for
Havana few hours after her arrival at this port.
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Is columns to-day, will be found the form for tax
payers to make up their returns, end the assessment
that by Inv, will bc made OH the different taxable ar
cles. We are informed that the Commissioners office
will be opened on Monday the 1s January, for the
eeipt of revrns at Market Hall, Meetingsrcet It
will be we'll for lax payers to make note of this
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THE who eau write good hand calculate readily,
and keep set of books properly is ready to embark
almost any business, either clerk proprietor To
acquire these three grea. essentials nrsclass busi-
ness man. it is simply necessary to enter the CONNER
ca academy of the PELoT BROTHERS. and pay attention
to what is taught therein. The ladies can become
adopts in the photographic art undor the tuition Of Mrs.
srEphEN T. pELor who as professor OF that beautiful
art As unequalled, sincerely believe, by any one
living. .- .-i
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WE requested TO call attention to the meeting of
the Medical Society, advertised in another column. The
regular hour is O'Clock p NJ, but it deemed adj
vsable to change it TO p. NJ. account of tho New
Years holiday.
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WE pleased to notice, by the advertisement in to-
days paper, Of tho removal OF Mrs. C. II. PLANES
boarding establishment to that pleasantly situated resi-
dcnce at tie southeast of Meeting and Market
streets We have doubt she will fully carry out, in
her new house, her reputation of keeping first
house.
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GAS BURN eRs.-Dr. GARLASp's improved check gas
burners can be had at the store of D. STRAUSS Bro,
No. 1872 King for three days longer We using
these burners nil our pipes, and saving from,
twenty-five to thirty per cent the common hollow
burners formerly used in Office 3
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COPARTNENs1IIP NoTICE,

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
WE" THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE ASSOCIATED
w ourselves i'll partnership, under tho firm Of
CRAIG, TUOMEY & CO., for the transaction of the
Ship Chandlery Gnd Shipping and Commission Business
ut No. 4S East Baystree between Boyco Co q North
CHAS. Il. CRAIG,
JNO. TUOMEY,
December 6 ROBT. W. LOCKWOOD
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
WTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY AS
w SOCIATED ourselves in partnership, in this city,
under tho firm Of DECOTTES & SALAS, for tho purpose
Of transacting Factorage and General Commission
business, and have appointed Mr.. RAMON SALAS to
sign for Attorney.
Office Mt No. 118 EAST BAY.
a. C. DECOTTES,
Late Cashier of Bank of Hamburg
L. p. SALAS
Charleston, Dec. Is, 1865. l5 December -
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We LEARN from \ Florida exchange that arrangements
have b made for the bringing out Of colonies of Ger
emigrants to Middle Florida, and that during next
lnonth, vessel will arrive ut ST. Marks with the first
inslalment
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TFNIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
Il With them III business Capt. FEM PECK. Here
after tho and style of tho Firm will be CAMERON
BARKLEY Il co. CAMERON Il BARLEY.
Charleston, November ], 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-02

BIED,
On the frat of March, IRENE COESrAN
youngest daughter of Charles and Aurelia Math-
ews, aged Is months.
Funeral will take place Friday, 80. at o clock,
from thu residence Of her brother, John Peters,
No. $50 L st.
It died to sin, it died to care,
But for . moment felt the rod;
Oh mCurner, sach the Lord declares,
Such are the children of our God.
Mrs. HARRIET HAMILTON, wido. of the late
Lieut.. W. b Hamilt, IN, of the l4th Vermont vol
unteers, aged q years.
Her friends and these of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Friday.
March 3, at o'cl ock p. m. from the residence of
W. 4. Ohandlee. Vermont avenue, between M and
N SITS, near l4th st
On the I'd instant. Of consumption, FRANCIS
MARION OLEMEN TS, ia the oath year of his
age.
None knew him but to love him, none named
him but 10 praise,
His funeral will take place IN Sunday from the
residence of his sister. on Montgomsry ct, bet
Dunbarton and Bean, At o'clock. The friends OF
the family are invited to attend.
On 18th February, 1865. HANNAH TENNEY
PARKER, beloved daughter of VIM. II. and Mary
A. Parker, aged ls years. Loved by all who knew
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