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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-27

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-05-27

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
REDUCEDa RIGGS
---,1s1 FzF- aH
Jacob Straub & Son.

AxEs.-LippincOtt's. sharp's, and
others.
AXE HANDLES turned. =
Wood and Gross Cut Saws-com-
mon and Patent. ~
Neat Cutters and Suffers
Haless Patent Meat Cutters.
ShoEels and Tengs. saE 81
steal Fire Sets, and Stands for
same. $685.
Grain sh0vels, Long and Do
Handle Shoyels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
hay Knives and Briar Seythes.
Brass and EnameIed Kettles.
Knives and Forks. J. Afull assert
Pocket Knives ment at very
Raxors q Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table spoons.
| Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
Cleayers and Chopperf.
Files: Butcher, Spencer g. Cos
Nails. Bniiding Hardware.
Cabinet Hardware.
Bars3n's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools. - 80 ~ -
Columbus and Terre Hsute Truss
Hoops.
Chain Pumps.
Carpenter Tools.
Also. q full assortment OF shell
Hardware. .alliv suava na8a
JACOB STRAUB & SON.
s "A Main Street,
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HeUsE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
Cloaks and shawls

WE ABE CLOSING OUT eta STOCK or
w Ctasks and HhaEis Il iow gs~ss CAL ana
80 ~ WEIGHTS n RsEEsTs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
ooKPoRATIoH s0TIcE.

Fstraary Isth, IssS.-Ana IL is hsrsby ordered
ard dIrsetsd b the Common Councii o. tie city
II Iots. frontfnx On or ad,0iping the South side
81 rrAnklin 5trsst, rom WashiExtan Street
uesfwaxa T. The corporation kns II sid city.
canse the sidswAiks thereon 70 - broughs to The
rroper grnAs, and that they oa1ss = sldswalk or
einss 70 70 Be laid down thereon within Ehfrty
day. fren the pabl5eztloa Of this order
A. PFAFFLIs, c1srk.
ByAH MsGzuT, Deputy.
city Clerks ofaos. February %, I5ss.-ls.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
c0EPoBATIos NOTICE..

eGnEa Foz A RLAbE arDH-wAEH-
February 18th, Isss.-And 10 IL hsrsby ordsrsd
and directed ~ the Common Council Of the city
q Evzusviis, that tbs osnsrs of al lots parts
81 lots fronting On Or sdi0ininx tire wesk side %
WALKER streef, bsswssa Third and Fourth sfrests.
IN SAID city, cause the sE1s-w walks tbsreo1 % b
bronght 70 the proper Erads, and that tbsy causs
. sids-zaik cf eiass No t0Ibs laid down thereon
within thirty 1zys kfssr ths Ya6lIeAfiea 81 tei1
ordsr go A PRAFIEIAs Clerk
By1 n. MccarYr, Deputy.
Oily Clerks 0zos. Esb. 29ths leas- .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
ooRPosArTos soTIcx.

RebrIsry 18th, fssS.--And nov y + hsrsby Or
csred z1d dfrscfsd ~ The Common oo1se1lof TIE
city a. EFaaEvI = ttIat he osnsrs 81 81 iots %
raffs u Iess frooffnF - o. sdlolnibe ths soath-
east eide q Ga n Street. bstE-sn fsfre end
Tourfh Streets. IN said city, e41ss tts siass.tks
thsrsou 70 b broBgkt % the prgL@r $50, sna
dorn thsfeon within thirty cays ron ths pzbli-
cation Of this CIDER. n fFAF -
ByA. X. MoGEVss Dep1ty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28

HARDwAEAS
a- 5ns1 - atFvauEV rel zwsE
Ar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
A CARD.

ma undersigned hsvfng soid cut his satire stosk
ef Rssay MsAs ClethinEs and 6snalsEaena, Fur
nishinx Gocds, and retired frcr tbs bustnesss
hsrehy exrrsssss his grsfsfnl sekncwled gemsnts
e IA numerous rSeaas and c1stomers nor thar
pezk parruz&zV 70 hhsrREiT axt<1ded % htm, and
~oala respectfully rso1nEsad 1essrs. TAyisr 4
Co, whs hAps sn1apaded h11 IN kAa hQz S16
whe an n1w pnsQArs1 - fzFaEsh - tAzz1 2oul-
srzwvsry Artich IN kAsir lins, q he ~ hms
qualisy, ed as<as nsst Avuszsas prtcaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28

IhaSe very iArgs stock of the abOVs
Goods. am also prepared 70 make up
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
l have got the best workmsn in my en-
ploy in the West, and warrsnt 81 goods
made BY me. And as my expenses are
not heayy,I can and viii sell goods low
er than, any other. house IA the city OF
the same kind. All ask Is for those in
want of fine clothing 70 call and see
what l have goa No trouble 70 show
goods.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28

10 reply to her thanks, land ANYMORE than
glad to be- near You a. such time. / be-
!ong to the church militant, and have no I
objection to the carnal weapon At the
proper time, and he held ont brawny
and sinewy arm that might we'll make a
ruffian tremble.
Presently Mr. Mountford's carriage,
which had been sent for, arrived, and the
clergyman accompanied Miss Bland to
her home. Here her than ks.wefe echoed
by her parents, and he found himself
exalted to hero. Disclaiming any merit
be established himself in Mrs. Mount
ford's good graces BY promising to watch
; over her daughter in her Strands OF msf,
r cy. which both be and Edith begged
= might not be forbidden on account OF
What had that day occurred.
: Edith and the rector frequently met
when abroad upon their work Of charity,
= - weIi AZ al tho house Of Mr.. Mount
! ford where the latter had become. q
J, cherished guest. Mutual interests help
= ed to ripen the friendship commenced
: on the night Of Edith escape, and that
= soon became an enduring aud well
: founded attachment
Z But when, six months afterwards, tbs
: young clergyman sought the hand O
+ Edith, be received refusal from Mr.
+ Moantford, as decided 80 that which be
had given 70 the former lover Bu
wealth was not that which be most de
= sired in seeking the hand Of Edith. So
q while by no means despising worldl
P prosperity, Mr.. MountfoFd was left =
y dispose Of his wealth as best please
p him, and with the warm and full approx
Be al Of her mother, Edith became ID
Re clergyman wife.
70 The day after the wedding, 70 u
st- great assOnIshment Of the happF eobpll
/ 8 Mr. Monntford settled apon Edith
p, handsome fortune. His pretended o
2 lection TO Mr. EugeBt, las in the case
~ Henry Wilton) bad been made 10 te
- the sincerity Of his love, and TO NAL
ldi sure Il was Edith herself, and not b
pc step fathers money, that be had fall
ap- 4 Ia love with When Mr. Wilton hea
pc the news, be was 20 shagrined at
pc double loss Of wife and fortune, ID
tne be took 70 strong drink for solaoe, q
the passed bis time " uttering mauldin co
.fe paints Of iiekleness of womefi wh
be Mr. and Mrs. Nagent devoted thenselv
On 10 the relief Of the suffering poor, hap
ere IN each Others love, and in the resp
iee. and esteem OF the community,
I DIR. Franklin'a celebrated recipe
had cheap sleigh riding rans as follows
va in the haiiin your night cloths, wit5 b
dll- door open, so that you can get q &c
In. draft, your feet in a pail OF ice wal
erv drop the front door key down your ne
hat hold an icieIs 10 one hand and ri
nv the tea ben with the other. He q
'nea you can't tell the difference with y,
he eyes shut and IT is great deal cheaF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
OCEAN TRAVEL.

THE WILL KNOWN FAYoRTITE CLYDE
Il bait ira skeMn1srs ef tie ANCHOR LINE
q sseszzhipss ssHTBERNIAsf g CALEDONIA
@Rk1EASRIsft and Is USITED kISGDo4', ara
t1ts11e1 80 sal fortaiGhfly - 54Bd frpn hsS
zaEks carrying passengers % Asd from Lissrpool,
Glasgow, B1lEsEa Duhlia. - aae<fords Cork Lina-
sri<k. Galway, sr Loo6aa6errys Thess steSDsrs
vsEs ait espsziAlly fsr <hs AtaAntle tra1e, ans
are DIVIDED into v1asr and air-sighE co@p@rt-
a-l4T RATrs OF PASSAGE =z
-From New York to any Of the shove places:
American currency -
II New Tork fr1z any Of he sA0vs places !:
Cabins SIS and $50, EtseraSr, -, p4y8hae In
gcle q ita equfvAieri II Arerzczs currzney. rss-
Tkoss who wfsh % seo6 foF fhslr frssa6g eaz boy
siekstz u these rxsss freE The AesuEs.
sfa FKAECfs MACDONALD AGO.
tazSI-zz eBcvitag c=ssa. Ns~ xs<k.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-28
CITY ADvERTIsEM'Ts.
CORPORATION notice.
coar0RATros HorTcK

oHANE 500 LAX hAsANA%As
Tsbruary - p fsss.--Aad nov - i hsrsby Or
d. red ard directed ~ tie Common ceuneiI 81 the
cltr Of EvsnsvIfis ~ The owbsrs o. Al iots
parss q lots fr0sfibg or a9joiniug ths herth
sids 81 Eiuta STREET befSeen Third aea f6urth
Avsnn~ - said city, eeass the sIdsNaikE fksrson
70 b. troaRhf 70 proper TTefs, ahd thai thsy
Cause = sfdsNssk ef siasa No. 70 - Izse Down
thereon wfthfn fhirty days IRON the publfsAtion
Of thls order A. PTAFFLTE, Clerk
By A. n. Mc1xHgS, DspHty
City Clerks one, Feb. ~, Ise5,-fw,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22
rIcc:,ns ct CITY Council.

.,r.:x,; OF conrc;l was i..ld last evening. Efts-
cr.:-:f" Mayor, and A;crmen c..MgEos, SMALL
51::,x,,e.::;; r,r:r EyAv. GU1LEs, TRENHOLM, HeS-
s,-r, O.mis, E.HssL, rr:xC.Ea and EAvEsEL-.h;r;oen
a.,shtrs.
rhc proceedings ,le ias5 lac@.:n, ot Council ""rc
=a:i :.;,;i n:=1cJ.
=, r;;n.l.- oc Iuattcr. Drought bescsc Gc,ueA
wiici, were uly discussed AID roiarrci a:noDg whii
and the rnos important: was the oil; smoking intro
duc,l q. the las. meeting which was fully djsclSS"d
and iaid over for further consideration.
Council ihcr went into election for cit: officers:
where,u,on fhe following officers were duly eaertei:
Clerk Of Council-W. II. Smith.
Harbor Masters. C.. TUNER.
CITY Surveyo s-uume Il Tonnant, ". B. Cuerard
PIysicir 4 Orphan IIouse-pr W. II. Huger.
CITY Recistrar-Dr Geo s. PclZcr.
City Guagers-C. +. Levy, G. Levy.
CITY Inspectors-R. s. Chrietzbere.
inspectors of Lumber and Timber-I. +. Stoppebein,
R. s. Brodic Saml. Bennett, f. W. Crouch, F. p Gall
lard, C. s. jenkins.
City neutrality-suspicious..
Coroner of St. Philip and st. Mchael-E ". Whiting
Superintendent Public Ccinetery-John D. Brown.
Port Wartcns-lno. McNeage, VIM. Bird Charlcs
KaliapauX 9. W. Getty, Charles Lining.
Keeper of ST. Michael's Clock-Wm NJ. Rouse. -
Naval Stores Inspectors - 1nSrahana, Geo H.
Saith.
The Committee ON Public Printing read the two letters
OF application from the Co'n'ie' and Daily Nei's. on
ballot the Courier elected
The election for 9Icasurcrs and Inspectors Of Wood.
lumber. &c. WAS postponed uutii the next meeting OF
Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22


CHIEF 1HNhIhHnAsihS N1H3 W Ehn ~ 10 1sct
r.u ,,, l.' !. ni,; S,;n,, - - - tr;o nl.ce IN MnN
VIZ w Sc1c {, ue ,aca ~ % NS Hndor tho
ia1. bcreinDor !, iNn', "s - S,o.A a. 49, CT
Sulccuo.. VI Suptni1 MI W. W. ~; T. -uoi.oAN ~. A. " A WV
,1"!IS ~. @ ... ~ ,o, ,o,,a. ,yoo7 nm
NLi;ll bAhEH sue S ~eei s'sasf aa os 80 St chos
h'lI' eli9 oii % ucch 100 itc', Sc. @ - dtt root
over WI 1" iect' ueptl VI ho nc. lii; so 40
]01ncLcS; has one Dca cn5lne u!aueIcr VI o-
nccs stroke Of piston I'D feet: has one sih6e roIurn
uc boiler
Has saloon accommodations. full promenade deck
and is We'll found in chains anchors, &c.
NEPTUNE, side wheel steamer: 362 tons; Woouen
l length on deck 4l feet beam 20 leet lnChes' ove
all 45 feet nccs depth Of hold 10 feet 10 inchca draft
feet: has hcain engine; diameter g. cylinder ~
nces stroke Of piston feet has one single return
n,c boiler
This steamer has inI promenade 'lvcA, fore ana aft'
and is good freight Or eattic carrier A.,
ONEOTA. double-rnd s'lc-wheci ierFy Doat; Woouen
hull ij tons; rI%tIl Oil deck lti iGSl Dean 70 eet,
nll IS feet nchcs depth OF nolu IL iecs; 91alt
feet: has one beam engine; dameter VI cSinoeI
inches: stroke oi piston leet' HIS ohc uoooie ie
Hue boiler.
This stcaintr has recently pecn repaire ana is " eA
cclcnt order and well found III anchors, ch1ns &C
CROTUN. sidc-whecl steamer; 36l tons; wo0dcn nun
length ON deck lsf fcct beam 90 feet over al 40 cut"
inches depth OF bold feet; uait ieet LAS oue s4uc
engine: dameter fyhiider ., ihches s'roAc VI P'S"
~ feet has one douOo rc.'rli n.e uoca h, o,,oop
This steamer i's pcch lnorougniy r S T ;ti
anu state room acconlnouaIloHs, 10 Wei '"pP ~
anchors, chains, &c. ana ID very l"st N. ....sor
hl lcth on deck l4s feet beam 81 feet; all 3h
feet 10 inches depth % hold feet inches drat lee.
incncs; mas one ncani eIsine' u M Sri,o1tol W IN
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

THoRorGHLy TEsrED-3Irs. s. a. Aliens Worlds
Hair Nestorcr and Zyobasamum stood the test for
twcuty years. Millions of bottles sold every year. 1t is
not dye and differs from oil other preparations, as it
They arc unequac for restoring invigoratine beauti
fyg aud dressing the hair rendering 1t SOFT silky and
glossy They cleanse the hair and mpart to it most
delightful fragrance Every Druggist scns them -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

ss.: ;1;..ntnr .*D cosis'-EoSrHT-in ne a'''t,,'3,
rae1. ui hc reopcning of thH ;'o"'iar q"
ibe corner of King and Princess streets wo i;a' 10 'n'''
viii, he IS Leasing many u: our rcS''c; Ct ally ''t
.rt;,, they will zee in the paper % t''I ii F',' '
,,.,oss eh this bakery an.! confectionery erjo1'i III
former aays arorc from the prnctiay viii! "' fsr
roy s;.ea :o the cxccllo:cc o the goods an'i ';''
courtesy With which customers were wa'ei c;i' Which, y"
f,, s.;c, viii DC continued Ct the present s'nc ~"
u;, <. h,oY; will bring rcr- q. Tie extensive pat
rcna,. Which our people have i"'"siy b=9''~.'' e! "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

J. T. apGEa l. Co.-T.lis firm. the name OF which Is
so familiar To all u.s. about to resume business d.
their Old stand tho DayIrfcT tney propose Acepie
the saue excellent goods for WHICH tner ho"Se haS
,,y.,rs been distinguished This establishment, in its
largo ;,uvortatons for t;s market in former days.
ALWAYS very successful and We confident that now
they will follow their old systela, and in short time
renew their former extensive patronage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

CoxrRAcrrso BrILDiSc, Sc.--'';'r readers VIII "o-
serve with as mucl, pleasure az ourselves 10 ooS
the return to tho city Mr. A!EEHr Ei"E VINO bas rc
sumed his former business above. The pnh!ia ana
nrvae e,;tices erected in this city by this gentleman Ii
wn h the thfulness of his worl a: he seen anu 1h'
ouartty O; contracts hc has undertaken end caFfeo
ot IN the satisfaction parties. the best evidences
of his .hity, whics or peope well knowing we are
sa;secd that in sbor; slime, liberal patronage VIII
partially recoppensc him fer lit losses that fe w'a
others i. az lately sustained.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

No. 235 King-street, opposite hasel,
rsprf,TFULIY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS IN: hND
thn 1n,bli. generally that he has resumed uusl-
9 t his old stand and will continue as heretpiore @ 70
ic, \ general assortment Of NATCHES, SLNNa,,n,
JEWELRY, SILEERWARE, alu 1h'nS o'nei
Watshes. Clocks and iewelry carefully repaired
November 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

s,o7,. wrns & Co-This firm, which IS DOM: & 's:y
,.roo bs;ness advertise in paper Let OF very oe
siroc coo;s whch :hey are anxious to dispose o at
.- hem rates, FOR the purpose Of making Tociil for
.o,r stoc which is COW being received As th7 is ar
opportunty that seldom occurs in thcse times ~ Won
advise our readers to make early call on 'noni ' %
nurchase largely.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22
WHEELER g. WILSON'S
Sewing Machines.

T,pCEITOT & RICHARDS HAVE RESUMED TIE
II Agency of the improved WHEELER L WILSON =
HIGHEST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. ana IRE
iuw pre,lreL to III orders heretofore, 1t tbs aar;l.
iactilrers' prices
The wcll-known and acknowledged superiority Of
these Machines over all Others for manufacturing ana
nnisrjoL purpnsrs nsur, 10 those III want of such an
article of household economy lat. in Cb:ai. c': q:
these they will .ccl're Machine adapted To I'll kinds
of family sewing, and to tic nse oi dress
makers tai0rr l:anuic.dr:rs OF shirts collars skirts
coals inan.as, clothing, hats. caps, r"!scts, ladies
boots and shoes, Linen goods, umbrellas a;Seos, &c
Thcy work equally veil upon silk, linen, woocn, and
cotton goods villa silk cotton, or linen thread They
win scam, quilt. gather hem, h ccra, braid bind,
and perform any Species vi sewing, making beautiful
and perfect stitch, alike on noth sides ni tr article
sewcd G!iEltIoN u !.iChAfIS.
NovnmberS Nos. 30 and "a IToe:-s:reci.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

TspsE is 1T this time gentleman from the South
west stopping at the Charleston HOTEL who informs Us
that he has made an arrangement at the North Tor INC
cultivation OF one thousand acres Of cotton iah' oF
fv Swedish laborcrs. He says that this plan Is oein
largely adopted in Tennessee Alabama, Mississippi anu
Arkansas He also informs trs Northern caTi'ns'
ore re.v advancing capital for tho purpose oi piah''
inc on shares: that societies are formed that inrsn
,ahor for . commission and that tic coet has airea'!
h 10 advance lands thai foir months ago could have
bes, easily bought inr go. 70 SEQ an acre.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

FonnEsroN & McLEAS.-As the season IS tast a!
when presents to be obtained i9r tue NIUE
onos it wcrd not be improper for those ci "r raoers
who are IN the habit of indugins tae chI;''ei: I'm
way, 10 drop in at the Charleston Bazaar d. ~ -
Tintst,cct, near t,c Upper Guard nouse, cn3 tax:
looa.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

THr 4zTrS7roS 81 clergyinen and sunday-schcol
Teachers is called to the advertisement o. Mr' E.
aooprxovsH, No. 100 Nassau-street New 4orf' fafues
sending orders to Mr.. G. can rely upon 'h''r "e'ne
filled with pro,nptness and fidelity
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

TEE "E1v1: oAK CLUB Hov-E." No. 81 GEORGE
vrsrrr.-wc not ucfrequently drop in at the Live
Oak" where it s hardly Necessary To say VIC ar'
s,,ontuousy entertained hy the landlord Capt PETER
JONES
The olive Oak is one Of the institutions Of Charles
ton. Hero can be obtained probably the Dcst Gunner
thst Charleston can boast of What DELAoslco Is %
New York, the "Liye Oak is 10 Charleston Nolh'iis
can be better than the cs,e OF tins estapsAineh''
The Captain informs that We nay expect an oyster
,ss., .s he has made arrangements with the "Princo
~ Fulton Market for tri-weeiiy supply OF their
.s.ddla Rocks" 'Fire Islands," &C.. &c.
Not the least attractive feature Of the "Lve OAK Is
The -eailing -oom in which notice not only the daily
and weekly New York papers. but all the sporting loar
nals.
Chalestonians ought especially 10 patronize the 1.-Two
osr" 1ts exclusively Southern institution, kept D.!
. gentleman, in gentlenianly way.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

NGfhHf TNH JrdTL IoFSeS
BY GABRIEL DEWITT.
At No. GGl KingStrcc THIS DAY o2d inst, at half past
10 o'clock, \. W., will DE sold,
Ono rood SADDLE PONY and one exccllen. Draft
Horse November 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22

We CONGRATULATE our commuAi'E upon 'he e"'"'-
Isbroe.. OF tho rrat National Bank in the City OF
Charleston. The want Of banking facilities in our midst
has ;,sr .uost seriously felt and the gentlemen who
b,vc established this Bank and their selection Of Presi-
aert and Directors give evidence of its being carried
an. rronry and must have the confidence OF the com
ropntv We notice the Board OF Directors have with
ooorsendeble beraty agreed to ncreasc their capital
and have opened the books for additional subscriptions
There is no doubt many of citizens will embrace the
o,nor..n;tv now offered to be interested In coz
,o-s.;on that promises such favorable results
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-22
T.CC.rL MATTERS Ma I Z RS.

~ cos:rris.,c ,sn &c suggestion 9; Gov Lii
co1r,sn ;; one i.,;tod in".! 'sss fof:nca l'ss a'
a, ,i.ec, ,i 'is.-:ct ~: NJ f'':'-
r:es az a co;r.c q c7.-.:--iioE = at':c ':': -
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AssIGNEEs. SALE.

ASSIGNEES. SALE.
The .SctU0ner "-NGrtlta An1,"
About seventy tons bnrtlleu, lying at Haselsr
wharf with all her sails ami tackle will be sold ct Pub
lie Auction for the benefit Of crcdcrs THIS DAY
the nd inst, ut IL O'Clock noon.
For further particulars inquire OF
S. CAIIILL, Assignee,
Bay.street, Charleston.
GEO. W. ATW OOD,
Agent Hilton Head.
Or of the Auctioncers, MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL
Nos. ~ and 50 Hasel-street, Charleston.
November 22 Is
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Yousa A.slxIcA FIRE ENGINE CoNr.NY.-Ths COM
any is composed OF sturdy and hne-looGing young
men as can be seen any corps in this city who being
all practical working men, standing well in their diiicr
ent branches of business they thought themselves the
very ones to form into body for the purpose OF rem
dc.inr assistance to their iellowctzens and protect
them IL possible from the rsvages of the devournS cie
mem. With :his excellent view these yorns gentlemen
scme time ago assembled together, AID, forming the
above Company, they Immediately commenced opera
lions b. obtaining OF the city ensins ad making
improvements upon it, have snce done great service
vith 4; It pity that such fne material ns compose
this Company should be compelled 20 rur viii 80 lnfe
rior machine and hope that the citizens, insurance
Offices and all others interested. wiz a them in their
eofts Which we are told they ahon: making. to ob'
tain new apparatus. The following gentlemen com
,ose he officers OF this Company:
A. " PuHpr, President
~ r RuaEE, ce-President
Wx. LAHoSi:y. F.rst Director
A. RosAs, Second Direc-o:.
:! NJ CASEY Third Director.
!; FnASEy, Fourth pre:!o-.
W SrRi.Ey, Secretary
j. BoYcE Treasurer
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wz -A7r a;;aiX 10 .nans ou' yclaS f''e7':s' NJ. Il
o-r-y :, Bro..l:;. o. he up.To"7, fcws ;;t1" ."r
lac as r X1,y York ;la;T ana weekly papers rsfe''eN
b- tse os,s.r cy Among lc lot We particularly 10
tee !:.s.Y's T.s,u and Lcs.': Illustrated end the
!.or,c., ..: Ne.., Ta:s lie ;ar:ic'is'i: az ;ntelN
es.- 1nsnucr, hayio. splendid illustrations
r,a,,:. gi,;, is Tie Funsra os Icrd PAIMER-Tok.
sna tee s: portrait Of the great Ens'izhiaar "' have
w sen.
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[a:nlogae Sale of CdrYoes Ships .In,elia and For
pnce ChiDn,cn, direct from Engd0nd.
BY WILBUR q son.
On WEDNESDAY. December 9Th. ut onr Saes-roons.
corner State aud Chalmers streets, at halfpast 10
O'Clock, will be sold, By Catalogue,
ilGO) ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY CIR tTES FANCY
ASSORTED EARTHENWARE AND CnOCkERi, just
imported direct from the POtterirs in England
RE, Catalogues may he had, and samples OF ware OK
aIlintd, 1T our Office.
Conditions cash. November ~
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VT R,:rvrs.-.n kinds g l,-lbcE, sh+ivin:. sf@nt'
,,,r 6oors blinds. &C. can os lad Of This Coleinan at
tse foot Of Market.st1ee al .eascne,H !T'ees, and
prcmrtly delivered.
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~ PrirdiP !>oio.

CpD;1,rGiIe Resa!en,, al Pride sale.
BY \. j. SALINAS.
htsSa- At Private Sail, fiat celnfcrtatl. woodcil)
Eank& RESIDENCE No. is els; side. Washington
E1sk@ street, containing square -onn.s. !noIl the
h ot-whic measures % feet front by 100 feet iu
depths comfortable kitchen w.if four foons' ana
Other out-buidings. Ii applied Tor soop, will lc sold
low. apply rs above, to .-,-,,, ,,.,-,-,.