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STABLE DESTROYED BIZ FRE.---About
haltpast seven o'olock this morning stable, stu-
ated at Wilson's Coal Yard, TWonty-nraI and Will
low streets, was destroyed By Are.
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CoNoRRT HALL The BoheEni0N Girl was given
last evening by this juvenile troupe. Taking them
together we should say that the mrsic correctly
and exactly sung; mat the concerned music goes ad
and the orchestra, well conducted by Mrs. Holman
follows admirably. Miss Hattie Holman has clear
soprano voice, of great extent, but Of 1t is
shIill and undeyeloped. The Esyorite melodies OF
The Bohemian Girl were al well given. The Holman
Troupe has arrived unfortunate age, no longer
children, they are not yet men and women; in two
or three years ali the members OF the troupe will
take place IN the artistic world, Now we confess
and actors. The costumes, too are net becoming or
tasteful. This evening The SonaGRs5Hia will be
given.
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DUTCHER's DEAD SHoT FOR BEDBUGs.-Kns
upon touch, curs them up as frc docs a leat, and
remains OF permanent effect. Try 1t, and sleep III
peace. Sold by all live druggists.
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ADVENTURES OF A TWENTY-FIVE CENT NOTR
While walking out the other day,
took out my old porte.monnaie,
And scanned the contents o'er,
McCulloch-like 1 fume and fret,
But from the Treasury can get
Ten quarters "-nOthing more.
Ipondered long in what twas best,
This my cash balance 10 invest,
And make the largest pile;
That all my frienos might bow and stare
AT me as SnOOks tho millionaire,
Basking in fortunes smile.
ON Chestnut street met a maid,
A merchant in the peanut trade,
Who angled for my stamps"
Said ], MY sweet, my lovely fair,
They may be nice, but |, / swear,
Can't see it IN those lamps"
As through the crowded street pressed
saw painted sion addressed
"To whom 1t may coucern;'
"No Five-twenties nrc here" said,
"A twenty and five, when pad,
VIII bring quick return"
This cally must be something nice,
A banner with a strange device.
HoYT and $685.
think I'll let him hold my stakes,
And eight it out, although 1t takes
All summer, on that line"
In such an entcrpuse "oughter"
Put IN at least a single quarter.
So here gOes-what, some collars!
If small sum will pay so vel,
j think I'll cut bigger swell,
And 90 one OF my dollars.
I -Four quarters then from out my purse
l drew, for better or for worse
1t proved my lucky hour.
Says sHoYt:-"lO-morrow, by express,
We will send down 10 your address
barrel Of prime flour"
Another trial then made,
Resolved to do wholesale trade,
And got pair OF shears;
Then put my dollar down with grace,
And with gold watch lett the place,
Giving for Hoyt three cheers.
Straight home to Mary Jane l went,
And tod her how my cash was spentj
She hugged me with delight.
The flour was Just the hing she kReadcd
took the chair, and we proceeded
To pass resolves at sight.
Resolved, Hoyt's plan is just and fair;
Resolved, were glad that we went there,
And all should do lkewIsc;
Resolved, A man could 10 much worse
Than put "qu rter" IRON his purse
In HoYt's great enterprise.
Resolved, With unaffected joy,
We vote friend Hoyta bully boy,
Excepting the glass eyes
hoyt's Novelty Sales now permanently locate
No. 500 Chestnut street. are conducted IN the goI
wing manner
First Our patrons are required to select from til
yentv-fve cent Inst such article or articles as the
ay desire, for which they give the price twenty
We cents per articlel which III many instances
luch lower than that of the retail dealers. Second
after concluding This purchase, regis
red order will Oe aiyen, tree of charge, naming a
rticle i'll the one dollar list, thai can be mad upo
lie payment OF but snple dollar. The article :
Decfed will then be shown, and the correct inioi
lation as TO its use and quality be gwen. Third
then left optional whether the holder pays til
ollar and takes the article not.
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FEMALE TRUssEs, Braces, Supporters, Elastic
Belts and Stockings, hpht and elegant in finish,
adjusted by lad, at Needles, Twelfth street, first
door below Race.
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EXCELSIOR CLOTHING HALL
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S, E. Cor. Second and Market SITS, Philad
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AMUgnmnWTa

NEW CHEsNUT SzRzur rlmAxRn--Mr. Adams
Hamlet Is as different nom The "Hamlet" of
former years sketch ~ different from finished
painting, The hlst tine M. Adams ever played
OF the attempt. He modestIy himself called It at
tempt at that time. NOW We may rank M. AdnmS
among the "Hamlets" Of tho day, and many give
the preference TO Mr. Adams' "HamIot" over hat OF
It s full Of inspiraton, Impulse, bie and utterly tree
He, too, has the youth with which the imagina.
ton invests "Hamot In spite Of shakespeare. and
rs Booth he is sufficiently handsome for the young
prince who 'is the Rlasa Of fashfon and the mould
of torB.D Mr.. Adams does not strain after lnno.
va'ions; his readings are all fuli of common
and IN all he is utterly free from exaegeratOn. Mr.
Adams gave the whole play le were, py his very
earnestness aud truthfulneeg, ~ well =. by the mag
netsm he possesses, which always enthral- the at.
tentton OF the audience when he u on the stage.
Mrs. Baker Is the finest Queen" on the stage, q
fine reader, with repose and elegance of manner
The closet scene with Ham ct" WAS admirable, by
both Hamlet and the Queen" Mr Car&e's
He Ia the most snadowy "Ghosp We have seen--a
perfect grey mist uneaFthy yInion. Miss OrtOn
made fine study OF the mad sOene IN "Ophella Z"
We have not seen any 30 bewitching or true delnea
10 portray, 80 delicate, pathetic mild, so SIM
pie, 80 tender. Mr.. Baker made an admirable
"Laertes." The play In fAss was very Anely
cast and should draw fine and intel lectual audiences
selislaughter TO be burned with dscordant music
but certainly the funeral march of "0phela" was the
finest specimen Of musical confusion we ever heard
ARCH STREET rBRATRR.--Miss RuBht0n was rap
tui ousy received last night, and excited intens
admiration. She is the handsomeet woman on tn
stage This evening she DAYS her celebrated par
OF Lady Teaz e." in which she wears . dress tina
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IHR AMATEUR BIsrRIoMs LAST EvBy1SG-
DEBUT OF MISS MoCULLoUeHs--Miss Kate McCu
SSgh was y deCsted e las, evening z; tne Academy OF
mernment among the ,.aujInce.n We appreciated
what somebody says, about . "begRsrly array of
was so much emptiness generally that everything
had belllke sound except the very Rpmelodous
$ S has g masss
adventurer observed specnlatiou IN teaching the
young Idea hoy to shoot from the rion loan Of
out Of his new dodge b. psachine elocuton
to hspng young misses and AMBITIOUS youths with
eyes, and huge moas.seh,os The Amateur SpCD5 club
was formed ALI did so well that the master ad.
Thespian display. ihe pcrfornSnoe ' last evening %
was the ultima thule Of many an anxious hoart
Little male and female hopes were cEowdec by thou.
acqusntanCes Ii %stjsrsd mot Il It" the "ar was as
disgusted, the author miSrepresented, and the
tragedy turned into y hrce-the debHt was made
and the lady can travel "oat Vest, ~ "star' and
6e6rted at the great American Academy Of Music
Now for the players. Miss Kase Mccullough
evnced no merit, as an actress, whatsver Her only
strong point seems to nave been her 'pertec In
words, but had studied tho paris CT all the others,
and prompted many OF thsm oostinuaily Her
not prove effective, and may be set down as a ms
take Mr. Placide, who took tho leading part in
support OF the debutdate, did not hattcf the
name he assumed IN the bills. He was awkward
he will make an error II he chooses the drama as
o profession. Miss Kate Palmer, Mr. Perry and
Mr.. Rookwood were passable-they having had
some experience, ana having some little respsct for
the properties. Miss jennie haywood, the
most attractive young lady In form and fea.
ture, IS afflicted with an impediment IN her
speech. she lispsd 80 horribly q to make her son.
fences entirely unintelhgible. Her ~ would not
rhurye with thuth mathter'' might be applied with
good effect to herself In future. The beautiful and
affecting tragedy of Laicretd RorQi0 was turned into
tarce-the funniest part OF which was reserved for
the last scene. After Luereta" was dead and
"Gennaro" had finished his speech ne still MAN.
tanned an erect position, much to the annoyance OF
the poor dead lady, who heard the oiock strike 12
and the prompter ring down the curtain. RAISING
her head, the oead duchess exclaimed. "Why don't
you fall downT Taking the cue from her, "Gen-
naro" fell like atone, with the curtain, amid the
roars of the audience.
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TLEASANT ROOMS. WITH BOARD, FOR
i the Summer, at No. 1893 CHESNUT Street. 5lS6t
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GROVER s. BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock-Su.c CHI Sewing Machines. No. 78O
Chesnut street.
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BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARDING. THREE CONNECT
- ing rooms, suitable for family OF six; also one
large corner room wi h connecting room suitable
tor amily and tour single rooms NOT yet enyaged
aware. Is ~ 3ts1 DIR. j.. A BRO WN.
Reference-Air SHREDDER, No ll6 ) Delaware avenue.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CAPTURED
STEAnIElsS.

by WILLIAM GURNEY, AUCTIONEER
Will be sold at Public Asiction OH WEDNESDAY, jan
3d. 1866 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, ut lO2 East lay lie LOT
lowing captured steamers, viz:
ode KALD."-Sidc steamer, oi l54tc 'oh
wooden hll lenti Oh deck, 11G feet; bcain 70 iee
over all 4J feet; depth of hold, feet; urai'' . leel
inches; has two independent high pressure eilenes
Ji,mc,cr of cylinder lat, inccs stroke of piston,
feet nccs las three tue boilers; with Tie equipments
OH board. 80, .,, -, IN to,s. .
woolcu uII; lcli deck. 12i feet; beam, "a ieet
over all 81 feet depth al ol feet; DRAFT d cet; mas
two indcprllr;It hiI pressure riSiitS uiauctcr u
c~IinIcrs II irc.S stroke of piston icct; las one
,ii:e boiler with the equipments Oil beard.
In,S'ruE "-Stc-vlrc steamer, Of "l3 tons; WOODEN
bul: n n:i deck, l5i fcct beam. 70 feet; over ALL 81
ro. I,I. Of hold feet: draft feet: cylinders, sc
inches: strohc - feet; walking beam, with tic equip
nlcntS OIL board 49,,
"HEAUREUAED."- ."-Sdc-whccl steamer. OF III tons;
wooden hull; length 100. feet; beam IL feet; over all
Il; feet; depth I'll hold, feet inchcs draft o.. feet
rylinters 81 nces stroke, -: feet; square engine
with the cdupnIcnts on board.
..NIARY FRANCIS. side steamer, Of 1C1 tons
wooden HULL length 155 feet; beam, lG. feet; over all
3 feet: dcnt fcct draft, feet: cylinders. 81 incEes
stroke - ec; square engine, with the equipments OIL
board. 49, -,
hull: lcrgt 10J frct: beam. il fct over ALL - teet
DEPTH 81: feet cydcrs, IL inches; stroke o.: ieet;
draft feet; walking beam.
"IIENIY IAGENS. ."-S1c-wiicc steamer: wooten
hull length ~ feet bcan 2 feet over al: dptn lcet
horizontal ceine draft, feet inches with the equip
ments on board o,
Supervising Special Agent,
December 81 L. S. Treasury Department
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GITEH, THAT;
three months aflcr date, will apply TO the several
inder-namcd Corport:ons Banks and i;iiTo.s .Hri'c nc
fnlowiur bonds and Ccrct's OF Stock belonging 10
ti Fstate of S T. Cohen taken aid burned Ill Cicra"
by General Sherman army on the 4th OF last March,
viz: ..,.oo rodoon,ob,c 1870
Ciy uf Charleston Doud H. for $780, redcemao!c
April, 1S9l :. g., .oooo. anvil -
for S100U-rcdccnahc 1870. - "a r.. ,.oo
s1uth carnlira Eaiiroad Bonds Is, n, 90 for $500
zach dnr isi:; RINAH S. COHEN,
OctoIcr27 1amo3s Exccutrix Estate S. I Cohen
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Public AUCTION.
On SATURDAY the 9th of January, 1896, at Bennetts
Mill Wharf, will be sold, the following articles
ANCHORS and CHAINS OLD SCRAP IRON, &c
2 TORPEDO BOATS, ono with Boiler and part OF En-
giuc at Northeastern Railroad Wharf
l old PICKET BOAT deckcd ut Gas House Wharf,
Terms cash. GKAf " McDAN1EL
December q ~
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THE, EAI,NVyELL SENTINEL.
TJ,IIE PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPER, WHICH OF
FICE was destroyed IL February laEt by the Fedora
army las been resumed. 1t IS the only paper published
in that large and popuous District, and and
business men possesses advantages seldom met with.
Terms or ADVERTISING 81 per square OF twelve lines or
less for each insertion. Subscription to paper, So PEE
apnyM. Address L. 4. bhONSON,
November ~ Proprietor,
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COPARTNEI: HIP NOTICE.

COPARTNEI:' HIP NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF aIILLIGAN AND SON IS HEREB?
dissolved. The undersigned have this day formed
n COpARTNERSIIIP under the firm of NIILLIGAN,
MELCHER5 l. CO., for the purpose of transactng
General Auction and Commission business at No. 20
Yenduo Range.
Hv strict attention to business. hope TO receive
share of the patronage which has been 80 beray ex
tended to the old firm. JOHN I. NlLLIGAN.
F. MELCHERS.
WAI. L. MILLIGAN.
Charleston, JAM lst 1866. mwf3 january
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To Capitasts- -BricIc-A Making, Cotton-Pdnting and
Wood Cutting. .,.

To Capitalists -Mdkllg, C0aon-Fldhlan3 ana
Wood Cutting.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT, A PLANTATION. SIX
miles from the city of Charleston by water containing
twenty y-four hundred and eighty-fve (24S5l acres:
portion of the tract has boen used for Brick
wood being abundant, and the clay well adapted while
the BrickYard would be the city than any other
Three hundred acres are cleared, and under fence.
and as good Long Cotton Lands any in the vicinity OF
Chareson-thc facilities for muddinS being rs good
or bet er than the Island plantations.
nayicabe streams all tho wood on it is accessible to
good landing and it's proximity to the city, the wood
always commands ready salc
The buildings on the plabs consist OF neat Cottage
OF five Rooms Barn. Stable, Gin House, various other
outbuldings and accommodations for about one nun
dred laborers
To the many advantages offered in this place is TO DC
added the fact that there are Springs and weHs oil inc
Water and It can be cultivated by white labor, as it is
perfectly healthy in summer. 49,.
This place will be sold terms that will enable the
nurcsser to pay for it in ono two years. For fur
ther particulars, inquire at this Office. IN
December27 ~
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

MFRS F. ". HARPER DAUGHTER AND PUPIL ,cl. OF
H the late Prof NJ. s. REEVES, offers her services
to fhc citizens of Charleston Teacher OF VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Residence 80. 2G Soccty-street opposite tho dlgh
School. ,---..-- NJ. RI Woo, m
Grange SI1teNs and DR.. ". N. FITCH.
November II
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LOCAL MATTERS.
~ SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -Va

TIE Posrorr1E will be open to-day from II A. NJ. to
N.
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January
BY o, ID. PRENTISS,

BIZ o. d. PRENTIss,
Broker and Auctioneer, No. state-streetrr
On the first WEDNESDAY of January, 1866, will be
sold,
large BAY HORSE, about eight years old
Gray Marc, six years old
large Bay Draft Horse
Cream Horse, five years old
Iron.gray Horse, five years o!d
Carriage and set OF Double Harness
L,rgc Wagon, with body
December %
ASSISTANT QrAsrER,IAsrER's OFFICE
Charleston, S. G.. January 1st 1866.
Will be sold at public auction 10th January, 1866
at 10 o'clock A. H. at StorciuIse, No 50 East Bay, IT,
quantity of Condemned Quartermaster's Stores,
FARR1ER's KNIVES, PICKS
Tew Irons, Curry Combs
Wagon Wrcnchcs, Riven! Hammers
Rasns Monkey Nrenci:es
Broad Axes, AugerS
Squirt Cars, Files
Draw Knives Hand Axes
Cold Chiscls Spring braces
AtlZes, Assorted Chiscls
s;hnycls Soldering Irons
lIatcllcts and Handles, Ho:z@ Crustes
Planes, SledGeS
Squares, Spades
Axes, Eelcctors
Bellows. pinccTs
Spohc. .Shaycs, Nail Hammers
Terms cash, :ii in Government funds.
WI. HOLDEE, Capt. and ~. Q. ".
january
ASSISTANT OF, arEs2rAsTER's orFIcE,l
CHARLESTON, S. C., December ~, 1SGJ }
viii be sold at Public Acton 9TH January. 1866 ar
10 o'clock \. aI at the Storehose, No. 81 Last Bay
street, a quantity of condemned CLOTHING, CAN'T
and GARRISON EQUIPAGE
CONSISTING OF:
KX,pSAcKS H,TERSACkS
Canteans t.!..' He''-cs
Mess Pans Sho'c-s
Spades IKE 1!u iiaH"'c'
Pick Axes and Handles iiatche'"
blankets b!olacs
:. shca Uvcrcoats
IIus!u:.o Lars fAGa
Cross Cannon b"ustti'"
nuGlcs D:ums
GO rttars Cap S;;a!bc~s
Terms cash. in Government i;;iGs.
WI. uOLDE% Capt and a. O. N
December 80
ASSISTANT QUAETEEMASTERS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, s. G., December -, 1866.
Will he sold at Public Auction, on FRIDAY, Januar.
9Th 1856 at IL clock \. H.. az Palmetto Wharf,
70 SNAIL BOATS ai.d POHTOoNS, l. C..
Terms cash, il Government; funds.
VA. HOLDEN,
December 81 Capt anu a. =. NJ.
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Valuable Rice and Prouision Plantation on Pom
Pom.
RY CLIFFORD AND MATHEWES,
No. 81 Ia Brond-strcet.
At Private Sale
VISION PLANTATION, on Pom Pom River st. Bartnolo-
news Parish 81 miles from the City, four miles from
tho Charleston and Savannah Railroad and known as
.Newton" containing about 1900 acres, 600 acres first
ouaity Rice Land, cleared and under bank capable OF
producing so bushels Rice per acre. This Plantation
was planted last year. Accommodation for 250laborers
Docember 40 stuth6
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
COPARTNERSiIIP.


TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIAI-
ED with them Mr.. FRANCIS s. RODGERS, and
will continue the General Commission business.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore literally bo
slowed, they solicit continuance of the same.
Office, Nos 1G and 90 ADGER'S NORTH WHARF.
Z. II. RODGERS co.
Charleston. Jan. /. 1866 January1
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Our CIVIL PoL1cY-we congratulate the peaceful cti
gems of our ancient Corporation on the favorable
auspices under which the year is ushersl into
Charleston. The ploughshare and the pruning-hook
have superseded the Parrot and tho Enfield; and
although this is not precisely the season when people sit
under their vines and fgtrees, eyes are regaled
once more with the pleasing sight Of genuine civil
police-perhaps trife too cvil-more so, even, than
London Boobies. French jens darmes. or KENNEpY's
New York perlee,e They very sociablc moreover;
and it is quite refreshing to see them gathering, in
interesting groups street corners, and phosophze
on-we cannot exactly say what. We regret exceed
ingy that our artist has not quite recovered yet from
the injuries received in spiritual contest on St.
Nicholas day. utterly unable to do any thing
like justice, in nero type to the said group Imagine
several of these gentlemen of rather wobegone civil
costume and countenance, standing with white or blue
cotton umbrellas in hand, shielding themselves
from the hostile supernal clements and In the other
holding the baton Of Office, the redoubtabe civil police
club.
The Local is 6esirous of doing the civil thing by the
police and presents the compliments Of the season to
these custodans of the corporate peace and hopes that
ithc ever should find the pavement slippery, they will
lend Samaritan helping hand and pilot him safely to
40. 1s Haync-strcet.
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TaiuaIle Plantation in 81. Paurs Parish.
RY COHEN. HANCKEL q CO.

JuluaLle Plantation in 81. Bnrthol0me,c's Parish.
BY COHEN, H.lNCKEL s. co.
At Private Sale or to Lease
a VALUABLE PLANTATION in st. Bartholomew's
Parish four al miles from the Jacksonboro' Depot,
Charleston and Savannah Railroad and four ~ miles
from Parkers Ferry containing nine hundred 900 acres
t7yo hundred (200 cleared and the remainder
heavily tmbered with Oak and Hickory On the place
is DWELLING HOUSE, and with NIL necessary out
buildings; also BARN, GIN and COTTON HOUSE, and
Quarters for fifty (j0) Laborers.
The Plantation Is sualed in Of the best stock and
game ranges in the low country
For further particulars apply as above,
COR. EAST BAY AND NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
December 80 sw3
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PICTORIAL EALM is purely vegetable in its ingredients
and perfectly harmless i'll It's qualities removing al sell
saou o: l,ains from the chest and lupgshcng pleas
SAINT safe and ciicacious remedy in all of Coughs
Asthma and Diseases Of the Throat and Chest
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Ertensiue and Ufnreserued Sale Of up,oaris Of SOD
Indigo, Champagne Madeira and Port Vines,
&C., &c., imported expressly for ttis n1arl:et
BY j. A. ENSLO1V AND CO.
On THURSDAY next, 4th January, 1866 at our Storei
No. 1o5 East Bay, will be sold, at II O'clock
GO caddies BLACK TEA
4S caddics Young Hyson Tea
1G caddies Imperial Tea
81 boxes Bi Carb Soda
53 boxes Is lbs. cach) Indigo
so boxes Ginger and Pepper
boxes Condensed Milk
II boxes Pickles, assorted
4S boxes Soap
- cans Cloves
- cans Cinnamon
cans Cream Tartar
4S cans Mustard
81 bales Mineral Corks
10 cases Champagne
cases Claret Wine
. octavcs Port Wine
3 octaves Madeira Wine. January
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THIS BEING New Years Day, no paper VIII oe isS"eo
rom the Office Of TIE DAILY NEWS un.n "Wednesday
morning.
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RYR. NJ. MARSHALL.

The lease and good will of WOODWARD, in the lower
norton of the city, doing extensive business To-
ntler with the entire stock If Wood on hand. This is
Considered one of the best stands il the city for this
purpose. :. CO.,
Rooms No. SO BROAD STREET,
December 30
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y s?rcK OF DAxc.E-rhc mnutest black spot on the
ca.cl OF tooth; Is III evidence that decays eiiaciiis
finger has .ouchcd it. Quickly errosc the Zo:'9Nf
guard ~ the TOOTH Is g"e-i'. iot onJs 'il"t
one Int pcrll.s alia-lozcn c assured that notil;
bur ZozoyoXr viii cer e:ccuaily prevent or arrest
dental disease.
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Will DO sold at auction JANUARY goth, on the
premises, -,r, d,
ALL THAT PLANTATION known as &c Hickory HILL
the residence the late COL James Shinger situate in
CooseCreek Parish near the State Road 40 miles
from Charleston Tho tract contains about thrty-hrc
hundred (35OO acres, four hundred 40Ol OF which arc
cleared and have been cultivated, and arc admraDy
ADAPTED to the growth of short cotton and provisions
These lands lie Immediately on Four Hole Swamp,
which furnishes good winter range for stock. Inc
plantation Is well settled, having on 1t tnc twostory
dwelling house, and all necessary outbuildings
:. Conditions ne-fth cash. balance III one, two and
three years with interest secured by bond and mortgage
and personal security. W. Z. SHINILEh,
Januory 8 Executor.
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NOTICE.
WITH THE CONSENT OF MY COPARTNERS,
w have this day Withdrawn from the firm Of Gbbes
and Co. HENRY SOLLEE.
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