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In this city at her residence corner Of Soph!A and
Fienkill streets, on Monday fyennE. Jan I'D KATE
" aoWAR I'D. aged g seat1
Funeral at p m. to-day, January elth.
In this city, on Sabbath evening Jan. 2lst atter =
Lingering llress AOMtA A. wife Of 8. u. Ferguson.
In the 61st year OF her Age.
Ennefsl hon her LATE feslhenec, - West Adanslt
on Thursday. thei5ih Inst, at2 p. N. Friends OF tho
family are 1nyited to attend.
In tbs city on the "a day Of January, 1864 o 9s.
case Of The heart, Mn. MARGARET HARTERi,
H!cow Of the late Patrick j. HarteEy. aged g Tsa
Funeral from the readenco Of her sou In ls~, Wlan
thelAn. 10 GrtsR old street. ou Wednesday morning.
Jan. 9Th. at 6H O'Clock. The ntcuds OF tue family
are1uyited to attkrd.
In the 1own Of Outage, Will County, jan. 21at.
SARAH vic Of E4pr. A. Amsaen, ESQ;
II Mlchif An 4ud Wisconsin papers please eopJ'->
the res.dtnce OF her sontn-l1w r SnsiagG q PEI
ralg1a Of the htsEt, ELIZA 8. SEoGhkHlnSHE
aged II years. widow Of The iate John 6toc8mlo&es
, 1866-01-24

Meeting or the Montreal Hoard o1
Trade.
MONTREAL Jan. 23.-A largely attended meeting
Of The Montreal Board Of Trade WAS held today Il
consider Hon. John Youpgs resolution as to tht
necessity Of constructing canal communicated
between tie ST. Lawrcnce and Lake Champlain
The Ptendcnts Of the Toronto and Quebec Board:
Of Trade, were present Il was novel in an amend
mcpt that the Wcliand Canal be enlarged 10 The
qame size as the st. Lawrence Canal which was car,
ried by ypte Of four to one.
4 reeoIut1on pointing ont the necessity for the
Contribution at CONC future time or the caughna
Wpra canal, was lost BY rote or II to 3G. The
meeting eeemed unanimous regarding the necessity
Of constructing the Ottawa canal-
, 1866-01-24
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.l
CAIRO, Jan. ..
A shooting affair occurred this evening, In Par
ker & Hewit'e billiard saloon. on Ohio leyee, be
tween Two gamblers, named Hugh " Hutchinson
and Jas. Stewart, In which the latter mortal]y
,rnurded
, 1866-01-24

Brow MS sveTm5fuEe Coulfit4, or Worm
Lokenees. Much eickners, undoubtedly, NTH chi1-
dreH md adnlta attributed to other causes, IA oc-
casloned by wurm. The "Vctnlfuse Comnts,' y
although edectna1 IN DESTROYING worms, cau do no
poeeihle injury 10 the zuost delicate child. Thus
ynluable combination has been successfully used by
phyttcians. and found to be safe and snre IN essd
eating Nurtns. 70 huttfuf TO children.
Children having WoE1ns require immediate alien
tfon, ae neglect Of the trouble often causes pro-
loused stcknees.
Symptoms Of Uornas In children are often oyes-
.ooSed. Worms In the sfou4ch and bowels cauea
Is1itat,ou which be removed only by The use ot
a Fure remedy. The combination OF ingredients
uzed In making Browns " yefmltuge Comhts' Ia
such 10 give the best possible effect With safety.
Sold By druggists, thcmisle and dealers in medt-
cinef, at.twentJ Live cents box
de13h sst -eAAM
, 1866-01-24
The utun1 Life Insurance
FRttr nnr.vsu. f!sr~u9nr

1s1.,s.. .s uMt G.5c Husufauce
n!!usn SAEcnta3.
Itself public interest attaches to an Insurance Con.
nany's Ct-cnlar tn 1ts noenta Thia c1.,, ~ 5o,,1
ments mr. eencrs1y of nrtr,te n,,nrs ~ ~" s ~.
the best. In most instances, only be constiued 10
possess value to policy holders, In the Ctrculs,
before us tha tas, IN wjt,r,v atT-,,nt Tha '@on.
neeaeut ho1ual Insurance company, ot Hartford,
t9e synonym foe 1oe prosperous and stable among
LIE Conpanifts makes N informal exhibit Of lts
discover concerns eseE5 person, insurer or insured
Inc tfet that they may know what this old estab-
n.hed Conpany T. DONG and proposes 10 do, for
the faie OF the valuable hnt furnished to all com.
peilng Companies, while the public, who seek md
ne1o l1e policies. cannot afford to be ignorant
o. Inc adfan;agss, and sol1dlty Of the security
,Se ny t1s u GSmpaRRy TIE s;a.e
ceed tane tcoqsand, and The receipts Tor premtums
ann Interest Ill DC nearly Or qnie four millions Of
, 1866-01-24
FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS


The regular feun1-weekly meeting Of the Boazd
Of Police and Fire COMMISSIONERS was held at Police
Headquarters, corner Wash1ngton.lmd LaSa1le
streets. yesterday afternoon. Prcecot-T. B. Brown,
F1cafdcnt in the chair, and Commissioners A. D.
I1tewouh and Fred Gund; also Superintendent
Turtle, Deputy Superintendent Nelson, Fisc Mr.
thsl Harris, Health Officer Bridges md Captains
Hickey, Kennedy and Miller.
FIRE HusIKEsa-
Afer the reading Of tho minutes OF the Last meet
IF. cbtef Ftre Msrhal Harris snhu,tted several
Ollie ara'nst his department, which were audlted
and ordered 10 be pa!d.
Chief Fire Msrsha, Harris reported t. the Bosrd
!hat he had tnade inquiries as 10 when hose could
bs pufchsted 1t The most reasonable res, and had
also made IN ettinate Of the cost Of ne,y ho-e.
horses md eeTeFal tra articles pece ssary for the
successful running Of ths "inactine."
lfss'deni hto~n WAS Of The opinion that no time
WINS ALEC In tsyor OF purchasing horses lot the en-
g111eE "bFoHn' ind eRice" at the earliest possible
moment fSs'0'o
Commissioner Ellsworth then submitted the ,o,,
lowing: which srae adopted:
iRksotEedL That the Fire Marrhal be nua hereby ia
ordered to advertise in the corporation newspaper
eeven-oly rubber hose, bats and I'll comnic,e.
also for The same amount Of Boyds cotton ho5e tic
proposals to be }eft with tbs Fire Marshal up 10
Mi e3amine them, ind Ia csse n9ue Of a1a the1n
should be satisfactory, "u reserve the right to 10
3eCt thEN4
HE1IIH BCb1NE38.
President Brown offered The following preamble
tnd resolutions, which WcTe adopted:
WuERrAA. There IL 1t present mu-d d1facu1ty
experienced by the citizens IN procuring night
feaWoEc1b 10 lemoEe the contents Of priFJ vaults
and ctatnt, therefore, bt II
Re.otesd, 7bat untii further o.1ess thu General
nfa1th oniceT Of The city may. at his discretion,
si.e Hl,tten peamit to any person hastuz vanlt
sNpaleo II Aaa tSenty-dye feet nom any dwelling
oou, ~ofk shop Or nguiAr plaoe Of busIn.se to nu
NJ the :sne Without removing the contents thcre-
o. with Glenn earth, provided m all q >es ibe party
App, 1ng fof such petm,t anal dsss thoroughly deod
, 1866-01-24
New Jersey Passea tho constitutional
Amendment.

TRxsroa, M, Jan, aa--Joins resolntlons In re r.
Eentsnf in ihc Senate to-lay, and passed BY vote
Of 3 Ieas agatntt nays. Mr, Scosel President q
The Senate, made an able speech %sh va Rsoo1n. pGn
t}rnr thsnkinc our soldiers and ta!lors and their
eurmandetn 1ere passed unanimously In The
, 1866-01-24
ATTEM EMT1om. /

Twill dby mail nos, maid beautiful military a1hnn
with II of our Union Generals Tor only - ci.
Adcr1t cHAS. L. BRIGGS. 14A Dearborn st.s III
cago, u1s4eu. kAF
, 1866-01-24

Go to the Heat-Go to HrJnn1 d STRAIT
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ongh, practical hut,ne*s education, or to become
good Telegraph Operator. Address for circulars,
BA1AST 4 STNAT1ON. ChicaDo. iii.
, 1866-01-24

RkFrs1S0 10 Aas1sr 4H UyT1cER.-On Monday
afternoon, while Detective Dixon Was engaged In
lie and death struggle with rutlan named Jos
Brown. In Wabash Ayenne, he called npon Buck
Ho!bsook, who WAS seated In cutter near at hand,
to assist him In wrenching pistol from Browns
hands. 1nsteaasnf dong 20. 1olbrook calmly re-.
nsafned IN his sleiGh until the tight W.T. ended aud
the 1uttian tubdued. uolbrook was arrested and
yesterday afternoon taken befors Justice Eturte-
yant, Who fined h'm SIS 4nd costs.
Tie prisone: waa then arzatgned On the charge OF
snEsancy, when ReFes11 officers testfed that be had
performed work for the past two yeasB, hut spent
a]mott his entire time In The company Of thterea
and Other di:rcpufable characters. On this charge
he Was fined 80 and cost.
O.. STATE STKErr BR1paE.-A petition 10 the Com
mon Council asking for the speedy construction OF
tunnel under tho river At State strtet was clreu-
lssed yesterday md numcrousiy signed. It will be
pr s.nied 1t the ne1t meeting.
, 1866-01-24

Honse, resolution dtxaetfaR that o1s hundred
g9nste hred tomorrow in honor Of the e1cut was
, 1866-01-24

SnrTmon CoxL-We call The attention OF every
fue, burper-as who ie not onef-to the advertise
rneut In this Is1ue. Of Connenss9e Kun Coke, fol
t.h IN quantities 10 sui purchasers, by Howard F.
1trnun. No II Chamber OF Commerce. Itiea Te15
hnpcf1or atilcte and said, By those who use H. to
ie ruuaf TO the bert hard coal for heaung purpn5es
II il not g1t cnke.
, 1866-01-24

"AAN2AA 1&Gk1Ns -
CAIRO. 1au. e3-Geu. Hiah7u haa besn asxirpsd
'olfe command Of Pine Blun, AztsneN.
The 9Th coloEed caya1fy., under General Wade.
has been cent from Helena to Duratl's Bud. Ths
rcpo1t tn Northeru :per., that muunJ had occur
re1'ts Ibis regiment, Is tauard.
, 1866-01-24
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
CLOSING DAY.

CLOSING DAY.
iReported by Telegraph E1clnstvey for the Chicago
Trfhune+]
-.... ..... TCKsDAY, Eva, Jan q.
BEEF CATILE-The recelpts for the week are 500
head. Of which only ~ wuEe received to-day. There
II almost nothing doing. Cannot sell all even It
greatly reduced sates II closes Yer3 hard dspye5
Some lose heavily.
SHEEP-1eeelyed. 1920. Tho supply is yery full.
7fzde a slightly better thAu yesterday. prorers zre
losing severely. There IL large supply At Albany.
Westazu drove1S :ahould hold back. The range u
s<lSc. Good falr Western calls cut 7@7Ac,
HOGS -Receiyef. 90. Supply moderate = weather
good trade mare Aveir; prices tending upward.
More inquiry tot live stock, Quotatlous-best grades
uK6uAc: medium, 10K3llc. DEtased-Westeru
d1ra&ed, 1aH@i2Ac,
, 1866-01-24

Jeff New York on the eah Ct Decembcr, in the VA.
fsetie," arrived safclY At u&E1e on the 27a and 1t
onoe proceeded BY way os Rouen to Parit The
B,sbop wtlltt4natn In rnr1s several weeks and viii
then hkvel by Way Of Lyons to ID4youne. thence Ia
Mndrid, Cadiz, Gibraltar md Algtert, returning BY
Alicante 10 Italy.
, 1866-01-24

D 1 e D

In Rloomlnz4n NJ On the 2ed irss7 by the Rev; z
E. E.suUIREs, OF Ithaes, Il. T. NJ caid1.
, 1866-01-24

ME1uonIs7 cExTNART.-A gencral meeting Of
the Mcthod,st congregations Of the city tn the In.
te1.sts Of the centenary of American. Mefhodlfm,
Wi be held On Thursday evening 1t half past seven
O'Clock, In the Clark Street II. E. Church. hon.
Grant Goodrich will preside, and addresses viii be
delivered BY Drs. Hatfield, Raymond, T1n1n., and
Rev C. Il Fowler
, 1866-01-24
Gl}tftatoo Trib11,tt:E :
THE CITY

LoHf m DkhK1sa.-A public meeting viii b
btld tat afternoon al O'clock IN the Moons ct ths
Eagle Gst md Kerosene Stovs Manufacturing Com
pany, No. IS Dearborn street All lovers Of good
cooking Afc invited TO attend and test the merits Q!
zheae Stoves; they sill then be put In psaetea'
0pe1at0n.
, 1866-01-24

HI1D FOB TRA--Joe Brown, the dtsperado
who attempted to tHke oiicer Dtxon's life On Mon-
day afternoon, was placed In the prisoners dock at
the Police Coan yesterday forenoon, accused of an
A'aseanlt with intent TO commit murder" He
plead moi guilty TO the charge, 5er1Arng .hAt he
did cndcavut 10 Kin The officer, be remembered none
nf tho circumstances He Mas committed to jail In
default ID e. 900 bail.
, 1866-01-24

MARROW EscArE.-ysstes6sy morning J.. 7alaen
Mou1lon, Eeo., whlk patt:ng from his Fes'oen
No. 1856 Vest Washington ftreet, WIS AnpeAeo
down md sc.cly oFu,sed by raaanay y o1sse nee
lion Of his clnibinc were the czteut OF the gsn-
flhDnsn,x tnfur{kx.
, 1866-01-24

BRKAxxa rro Porxp.-A man named TIN
Bosr1n was a7ajgned tn the Police Court yestendsy
forenoon On tho charge Of breaking Into the cattle
pound On Ohio Street, near the Lake shore, and
taking ont ! COW Of b1s which mas tmpoouded
fhese. A special policeman test1hed TO hay1ug seen
Hoagin and his son baltenng down the gate with
huee beam Of wood Tue pHsouez was nned ~
and cDSig,
, 1866-01-24

Poax PAcEkHa--At meeting Of the Pork Pack-
Gre Association held On Monday evening, the fol.
lowing resolution Was offered BY Col. &. II. unugh
and adopted:
ReAolpad. That N order to sustain the Aaaocia-
ton Inspector it is the duty Of Ill members OF The
Association TO employ him. unless Otherwise tpee1-
fed ut the time oi making nles.
, 1866-01-24
Tlaantr1==Qru RE1tt.

NTANTED-T Rent-A f1ru-
~ ished Or unFarnished house on North or sou.a
Side, AhY cue having house 10 Frne can hear OF 1
Is:ponslble tenant. By addressing Post oincu RoI
-47I ElO1
" ANTED-ToR Rent-Parlor and
w bedroom. unfaEnlsbed. With or without board
TO gentleman and wife or two single gentIrneu In
family wheFa there no other boa.dc.s. Location
Conytnltnt 70 business. Cali 1t .sEs THIRD avenue
Afs L. H. EREEtE- KA
, 1866-01-24

Nkw MpMc.-Root & Cady's new bulletin M
noRnces among other ncw music the following: 4
vocal medley Of r. C.'s best publications ingcnI
oufly pm. tocether By P. r. Bltss; Glo1J, Glory,
or The Little Octoroon,~ by Geo. F. Root whose
publications asr always WELCOME; The Kevclltr's
the beautiful Lse1s.conne, " Loves Delight,@ one
Of Abs's recent haIads, hI:her1o urpubitahed IN
THU country. The ballad WA translated BY Geo.
HoW!and, Eeq.. Of thtt city, md The music tans-
pofed BY Cari Ansehutx for MIR. Faulhahez, whose
en1fug Of It at the Hyde Fmk FoEmes soiree last
eumIneI, viii be well Feme1abeIed.
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Simpsons & Bald,ois Us. B0nnell:
UNDER deer IN EQUIYY.!

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY
Will be sold under the direction of the undersgned ag
the old Custom House in this city, on THURSDAY,
the 25th day of October 1865. at II O'clock a. M.
l. ALI that LOT OF LAND, situate on the north sde
OF Broadstreet In the City Of Charleston 20
the north on land now or late Louis Trapman 70 the
east on land now or late of Benjamin Rutledge 70
the south on Broad street. and to the west on and now
or late of Lewis Trapman, measuring aud containing
front on Broadstreet fifty 1907 feet by one hundred anu
fory.seven t147 feet In depth from north to SOUTH.
q. All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the south size
of Short street, in the City Of Charleston, bounding g
the north on Short street, to the east on land now g
late OF estate OF Mrs Peone to the south on land OF
tate Of John Bonne aud to the vest on land now o.
late of Lewis Trapmsn, measuring in front on Short
street fifty 1907 feet six tsi1) inches by edghytwo S2
feet In depth. L=@ts.a! -,,d
8. Ali that LOT OF LAND, with tho DWELLING
HOUSE AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situate IN
the town of Baokville, In Barnwe Distrio containing
2l-100 acres, less, bounded on the north ~
South Boundary the east and south BY lands
Of estate Of E. Lartigue the west by the BarnWe
Road. s.z5a 5G
Terms-O One.third. cash. balance 10 three equal suo
ceasive annual nstaments, with interest from day OF
sale, payable annually; secured BY bond OF the
purchaser and mortgage Of the premiaes. Building 10
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 70 pay
for papers JAMES TUPPER,
October stuti9 Master IN EQusty
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WOOLS..&c.

yKTANTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR ENGLISH Ao.
w COUNT, about so 900 lbs of Grease Wools OF all
textures and 3d. 900 lbs Secured supers Also 50O lDs
Soft Wooens at &C., per lb and 5000 lbs hard Woolens
$50 per h.; and 5000 lbs Mixed Wooens at 40 per 10.
he three last items subject to inspection ana ready
acksd in square bales Apply personally or by letter,
o HENRY YTRENCHARD,
Exchange Street. E. 3
===z Charleston, s. O.,
,1or,oor,v A rnov Cloth Manufacturers to @. g. A..
Z ZoONFRDEHATE GREY CLOTH, &C., on HAND.
Auguat 29 tu'no1n1o
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Superior Barbados lfolasses, direct importation
per schooner N. b. Banks.
On TUESDAY, 10th inst, will be sold at Now custom
- House stores, at II O'Clock A. M:
So PUNCHEONS No. / ENGLISH MOLAssEs
IA casks No. English h1olasses 535i.s
6 bbs. No. English Molasses. .ooJo ~
Oonditions-$2OO or under cash; over $4,000, "
days. for approved endorsed notes city acceptance
October Is =zzsss5:a, ~ - 80
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Motice.-TO Planters and Farmers.
The subscriber has after considerable delay trouble
and expense succeeded in procuring choice selec-
ton OF the following named Seed Grain suited for fall
nantinp that he can warrant and recommends Barley,
Rye Wheat White and Red Oats, White and Black, of
very superior. quality
Country ORDERS accompanied by the cash or city &C.
ceptance will be attended to with care and dispatch
Direct or apply to JOHN blNNs'
October8 8 6 NO. 1lS Last oay'
CONE TO THE FOUNTAIN OF LIFE, those who wish to
be renovated Epp1Na's sARsApAR1LIA and QUEENS
DELIGHT like the soft dew that gives the flower new
life. All erupons disappear when this balm is taken
For sale by all Druggists.
October II t"thso
THE RECOMMENDATION for Colleton Bitters Is inside
the bottle. Try bottle for Dyspepria and you will see
that 1t does not need column Of certificates to make
those afflicted with Dyspepsia purchase. For salo by
all Druggists. snseuo
VIZ 4Ayr TRIED IT. No! We should have said our
friends have tried 1t, and pronounce that MARSDENS
nARMINATIVE SYRUP will cure every case OF Cholera,
Diarrhma Dysentery and other disorders OF the bowels
r. ia with pleasure the Board of Health take the
atter In hand and instruct their officers to use this
lion in all cases of looseness OF the bowels &c
ZKING l. OASSIDEY, Agents.
HoNropATH1o MEDICAL NoT1oE.-Drs. CLEoKLEY Il
scu1EY of Columbus, GAL. having permanently loca-
ted in Charleston respectfully tender their services to
the citizens in the practice OF Homeopathy
DR. C. has hal the experience of fifteen years In this
school Of medicine. "
Office at our residence, No. II COLLEaE.sTREET
corner of Green), the house formerly owned py Dr.
BELL1NaER, deceased.
urpvEY NJ, C1EoK1EY, NJ. D...PH1Ilp T. scHLEY, NJ
September 8 ~
ro Tposy WHO suFFER.-1t would seem almost in.
credible that will continue to suner "nen sucn
Remedy as PLANTATION B1TTERs Ia within tnelr reacn
poroona troubled with Headache Low Spirits Heart
h,rn pain In the side Back, or Stomach, Cramps, Bad
praa,b and other symptoms of that horrid MONSTER
nvanenaia are earnestly invited to test this Remedy
These B1rrERs are very pleasant and will not injure
the weakest Stomach.
No change of diet is necessary while using them. we
recommend patients to eat a they want OF the beat the
market affords.
Antidote to Disease PLANTATION B1TTERs are Of
great value Take them when the first unpleasant symp
toms annear and you may avoid weeks and months of
prostratng sickness
efcia effect at once.
Particularly recommended to weak and delicate ladies'
reouiring something to brace and build them up.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
October . tathso
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
-
.TrY.ThGm

Try Them.
Many persons have within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the use of PANKN1Ns
HKpAT1o B1GrERs. We would recommend them to all
who stand ih need of tonic
For sale by all Druggists T. Octooero
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OuR German friends will notice. by the adver.
tisement of Mr.. VoanEn, No. 10 Market street,
that he has an assortment Of German Almanaos,
magazines, novels, &c., on hand besides all the
latest American periodicals and papers, and ID
constantly receiving new supplies.
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PEOPLE WHO HAVE cut their wise teeth use the
sozoDoNT and all who do, are willing to declare
to all who don't use it that it is the most perfect
aud delightful thing for the teeth they ever dip
ded brush into. tus2
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MEssRs JOHNSTON, Crews Il Co.-This firm, lis
one of the oldest in the city, and has been known
and visited by the country merchants for years.
Mr., JOHNSTON, the senior partner, has had nearly
lifelong experience in the business. Undeterred
by the fire that destroyed the old store, they went
to work, and new building soon rose from the
ashes. They have now resumed business at the
old stand, No Al Hayne street, and are prepared
to accommodate the trade, and particularly the
old customers, with every article comprised in
their line at New York prices. Merchants visiting
this market are invited to examine their stock.
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No SUPERIOR ANgwHERE.-It has become we'll
established by actual use and comparison that the
firm of COLGATE l. Co., New York, are not sur
passed by any manufacturers in the world in the
production Of excellent soaps of oil varieties. The
FAMILY Soar Of this house has deserved reputa-
ton; their LAUNDRY Soar is very highly COM
Rended, while in the line OF TOILET HoAPs they
are far ahead Of all competitors.
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rho following are the Agents for this papers @
"a HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collect.
ing Agent ntZ=-.au,ao,1 n,..-z,,--,
Collecting Agent.
TOWNSEND Il NORTH, Booksellers and stahoners,
Columbia, 8. O.
J. Y. NETHERs, Union, s. @.
Captain We. EARLE, dreenyille, $. O.
Col J. J. RYAN, Barnwen, s. O.
:. T. DUBOIS, Marion.
O. 8. HARDY, Sandy Ford P O., Madison CO., Ella.
PATRICK Il HUvEY, Macon, Georgia.
JY. Il. WILLIAMS Clinton, s. G.
; J. R. ALLEN Chester q. H., 8. 9.
". 8. LANCE, Grahamville P. O., Beaufort 8. O.
B. F. BRADFORD, walterboro'. 8, @.
q. Z. DARR, Sumter, s. O.
THAD. O. ANDREWS, orangebure, 8. G.
!. N. BROWN, "southerner ofAce" Darlington, g. O.
H. NJ, QUINN & BRO, Augusta,
Il. EsTELL, Savannah, Ga.
ISAAC DAvEGA, Agent In New York.
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Furniture, Horses, Vehicles, &c., at Auction.
BY sMITiA AND McGILLIVRAY.
No. 25 Broad street, South Side near State
street.
Sales Of FURNITURE 6o., at private residences at
tended to at moderate charges. u-
Auction every WEDNESDAY for HORSES, VEHr.
OLEs, FURNITURE, to at alfpast 10 o'c, 4, at our
Office. limo Ootober1 u
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fy..I <=]..,,s -. -. AT AUCTION.
h#. CHARLESTON ANDssAyi1ANNAH Vi NJ
r AI1li R'(++, n

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Under the direction Of tho Trustees vt ha so1d nm
T0EsDAH 2oth November, 1885, 1t Il NJ, sat at the M
north side ct Ct the Exchange, In Charleston, s. O.
with all the property and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing.
For full information advertisement below Of Trua
tees, and for further particulars apply to,
=555 S. WARDLAWl& u CAREW,
u NJ e + Brokers and Auctioneers
No. IA Broad, corner OF State sti Gharleaton. q. e.
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nv r. MARSHALL.

BY r. nj. MARSHALL.
On TUESDAY, 18th inst, at II o'clock, VIII pe sold
before my Sales ROOM No. % broaa M seIegs n,noaaa
street, in the city Of Charleston together with the
building thereon house is Of brick ana contains na
four square and two acs Ine lot ~
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay me for papers.
October 9 -.-z tusHeoltieoo
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announce that there will be music on the Battery
this afternoon at o'clock.