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CKETER MARKET To-DAY-Beef BEST cuts,
Per ID, 25c next, 15a2Oc. Salt Beef l5a20c Dried
Beef, 30a35c. Veal, 25c. Mutton, chops, 2Sc.
Lamb, Csc; Lard, Csc; Pork, fresh, CSC; corn
ed, 25e.; Bacon. hams, uncut CSC; sliced, &c.
breasts, Csc; shoulders, 20c. Butter, 4Sa5oc;
Chickens, per pair, 75c.as1.75. DUCKS, per Pair,
sl.75. Eggs, per dozen, 4oa45c. Green Corn,
per can, 60c. Apples, per, peck, SOaSO'
dried, 75c. Leeks, bh, &c. Iurnips, peck,
40 cts Potatoes Irish, per peck, 40c; Sweet,
&c. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25c; Beans, but
ter 25c. white IOal2c.; dried cherries, OF, Acc.
Radishes per bunch, Sc. Beets, per peck, soc.
Parsnips, ok SOC Onions, soc. per PIX; bunch
onions Sc Carrots, Acc. Fish-Rock, large, each,
81; small. bunch, Soc; HaTlibut, pound, Csc;
Sea Bas, 15c.; Blue Fish, 15c.; Lobster, 15c.;
Sturgeon, 15c.; Pike, H., 20c., Perch, soc.
Mackerel Bc. each. Rye, bushel, 90c aS1 10.
Corn Meal, S1aS125. Shipstuff, 6OaS0c. Brown
stuff, Soc Shorts, Csc. Corn, shelled, S1.1O; in
ear, Dbl, s4as5. Oats, bushel, Goo. Hay, per
cwt., S1aSl30. Straw, SOc.aS1.25 Glover Hay,
75c as1.2 Snail Ducks, 81 pr. Small Birds,
pernb, 5Oa15Oc. Wild Pigeons, pair, 37Hc. Can
yas-back Ducks, per pr, $3.50 Widgeons, per pr,
81. Celery, pr bunch, 10c. Krout, pr quart 15c.
Geese, Sl.52aS2.50 Turkeys, 81 .5OaS4. Venison,
fresh, per H., 3Oc. Partridges, per dozen, Sias6
Cabbage, per head, sails cts. Grapes, per quart,
lOa3oc. per pound, 81. Cranberries, per
quart, l5c. chestnuts, quart, 25c. Rabbits, 25a
40. Squirrels, 12H. Walnuts, soc. PIX Hon.
my, OF, Zoe. Pumpkins, 15a75c. Wild Tur-
Keys, S2.5CaS4. Country Pork, SIS per 100 lbs.
Honey, per 10, 5Oa6Oc.
Country slaughtered beef was sold IN quar-
tiers this morning at S13as15 per 100 lbs. Pork
was selling at ga per 100 lbs. for choice hogs.
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N. w. BURCHELL, in retiring from the firm Of
King BuTchell, has located himself at the corner
of l4th and streets (under the Ebbitt House and
will continue to supply choicest selections of fine
Groceries to the trade sHd to families ia2.u
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EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, January 18th, 1855,
at 10 CLOCK, will sell at No. 10 Bridge street
between Congress and WashinRton streets, a large
assortment Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
viz:
Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Excellent Chamber Suite, comprising large hand
some solid Walnut Bedstead. Marble-top Wash
stand and Bureau, Chairs, Rocker, &c
Gilt Frame Mirror, Wardrebes, &c
Brussels and Ingram Carpets and 0ilcloth
Hair and Husk Mattresses and Bedstesds
Feather Beds and Bedding
Parlor, Cooking, and other Stoves,
And great variety Of Goods not mentioned
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
ia l6-d Asctieneer,
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
JAMES OwINGS,

E'OR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
i Of the Live Oak Restaurant, No 900 and 2sS
ID street, between 18th and 18th streets. Nine
rooms and four Bath Rooms. bot and cold water
in the house ia IT, eo3ts
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by WIN. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.

by NAGLE & CO., Auct1eneers
- Sales rooms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenue,
corner Of 18th street.
Nsele Co. will give their personal attention to
the sale Of Real Estate and Household Furniture at
the residence Of families declining hogsekeeping
Also, TO the sales of stocks Of Groceries and Mer-
ehandise OF every description, Horses, Carriages,
harness, &c. dec LILY
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WANTED wANTEDlI WANTED
w GENTLEMEN. LADIES,

FhNU1 STUKEkEEPERS AND OTHERS,
Who would like to engage an easy, light and
profitable Business, where small outlay is only re-
quired, and where those engagiB in the same can
CONNIE nee at once, TO call at VIM PRINCES
Stamping Depot. 3s1 street, and be taught his
nav method Of Stamping, simple that a child
can at once undertake any job. Being the only
practical Stanper here, we can furnish full and
complete instructions, tools, cushions. compost
tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred This is
chance for any one wishing to make money by
small outlay. ION n
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w lie sT i 4 4 xAksL 4 = %okks.'
Manufacturer Of
uARBLI MANTLES, MONUMENTS, TABLE
ard WASHSfAND TOPS. 10.

and shortest NOTICE.
viii keep eonstantly on hand EAsTERH MAR
BILE and MARBLE THING = =
! Orders for Plumbsrb SLABS prsmptiy attended
%. fennsyiyania avenue, between 18th and 10Th
streets west, Washington, D. O. mArl
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n< TIE ABOVE SALE WILL BIZ POST
pG ~ Is. ta''i @. w. BoTkLEk, IN, Auot.
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GALE OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS OF
- GOVERNMENT WeOD.

HeddqRarsrs DEPARTMENT Of Washington,
Office of Chief QUdrermdSter,
Corner PsnnS yirdntG Grelne and l55z Street,)
WdShiHgt0H, ID. c., January 10, 1856.
BY direction of the Quartermaster General u. 8.
A, sale will be made in this city and Alexandra,
commencing THIS DAY, of go eO0l Twenty Thou
sand Cords Of Wood in quantities from d TO 10
cords to any and all persons desiring to purchase.
Said wood is thoroughly seasoned, of good quail
Oak and two-thirds Pine, and will be sold at the
rate Of 81. 500 dollars aud fifty cents per
cord, at the Government Wood Yard, on Maryl land
avenue: in Washington, in the of the Smith
sonian lDsttu and at the rate Of S. 56D six dol
lars and fifty cents per cord, at the Government
Wood Yard, located about one eighth OF q mile
north Of Alexandra, on the Washington and Alex
Orders upon the Wood Yards can be obtained
only on cash paymsnts; upon Washington Yard
during Office hours at this office, ard upon Alexan-
dris Wood Yard from Brevet Major James Gleason,
A. Q. M, on the premises, between the hours of 9
O'Clock a. m. and IL o'clock noon.
Purchasers will be required to remove their wood
from the ard within five days from date Of order
NJ. j. LUDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief QHsrtermaster,
IA 1Olf Department of w ashington.
A CARD-The Partnership heretofore subsisting
A between us is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will hereafter be carried on by
y. NJ. p. KING son and our clerk, JAS. JIR-
FUNSTON, Is duly authorized to collect all debts
due to the late firm, and pay all claims against it,
70 WHOM ". request 'he' nay M ie Pre KiNSl'
January !, 1866 NV. BURCHELL.
N. W. BURCHELL, in retiring from the firm Of
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E0R RENT-Part Of q houses to ROOMS
New Jersey avenue south. Privileges of garden
and cellar. Rent low Apply at No. 726 New
Jersey av. de2S
street. de H-im
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w ton to know that
B. NICOL
Has opened NEWS DEPOT at $40 New Jersev
avenue near Baltimore d. pot
hand for sale. 10y 49,
- subscriptions received for the Baltimore
Daily Commercial. de 2I-lms
nEER SKINS WANTEp-At RAMSBURG A
- EBERT'S Glove Mandatory, Georgetown,
100 High st da
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

,6koVER THEATER.-Twelfth night of Miss
maggie Mitchell. This evening, the play of
S me fearl or Savoy, or the Mothers Prayer"
Next week, Little Barefoot"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Grand Miltonian
Iaoleaux. with nearly one hundred represen-
tations Of scenes from Millions Paradise
Lost This exhibition should not be missed
by any manner Of means.
GONZAGA HALL.-Iadies fair for the benefit
OF home for destitute women. A very pleas
ant entertainment. This Is the last night of
the fair, and the display of tempting articles
unusually fine. On Monday night the Milo
MAN Tableaux gives abanefit to this cause
CANTERBURY.-Ballet, burlesque. songs, ne
gro dellneauons, and other performances
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AT PRIVATE SALE.
A well built three story BRICK HOUSE and
LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; all
modern improvements. This property must be
sold, as the present owner is leaving the city Fur
Their particulars at our store.
jalsn NAGLE co, Auctioneers.
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PRovosr CoUnT.-Bepjamin Gadsden' coIo1o''
and Alec Waring, colorod.--Theft.-UIL
GIBBS testified that the defendant took down tho
shutters of the window to his house, and having
entered it stole two new shirts, one pair OF draw
ers and a musket Witness recognized ono OF MS
al ,on the defendant Waring. The Court founo
Benjamin Gadsden not guilty, and sentenced Aleo
Wsring to pay fine of $40 or be imprisoned
twenty days.
There were several other cases before the Court
but no prosecutors or witnesses appearing Inc
defendants were discharged.
MAYORS Couar-A man whe had stored burnt
cotton on his premises, against the city ordnance
was fined $50 very properly.
The lady, whose house in Elliott street tooK nre
on Wednesday night, Was brought to the Guard
House. lust as the flames had been extinguished,
decidedly inebriated, and for loudly expressing
strong desire to pitch into some male friend, who
had saved nothing for her but bottle OF whiakey
With the whiskey out. She stated that it was
pin, with her never to drink unless she was in
trouble, and that she was in great trouble on that
night when she was burnt out. The Mayor KIND
" fined her So, with an intimaton that II she
didn't take care of herself she would soon be
burnt out in another way.
sailor, who had arrived in the city after the
hotels we're closed, took bed in the market, but
finding the room he selected rather damp, WAS
prevailed upon by one Of the "purleese" to change
his quarters to the Guard House, where he slept
until woke up by the Mayor, to whom he returned
thanks for the elegant manner in which he had
been accommodated.
A man who had given ball without license,
at Temperance Hall, at which persons OF bad re-
pute were in attendance, was fined 800, which
certainly was decided strip" to ''the light fam
tastic toe
Another virtuous gentleman, who was selling
LIQUOR at the Temperance Hall, by way Of promo
ting agreeability in the above "gay and festive
scene" was also fined $780, which, We suppose,
will leave him but small profit on the money he
invested in that kind of alcoholics always known
as "the best"
An old customer, with nearly all his features
destroyed but his mouth, was again brought in
drunk, and sentenced to $40 fine, which he will
take out in wheat and water. We are in hopes
that he will be better bred when he comes out.
RETURNING HoME.-The valuable collections OF
the Museum Of the College of Charleston, which
was removed into the interior Of the State during
the war, we are glad to see are arriving by rail-
road in detachments. We hope soon to hear that
the Museum is again all right and ready to re-
ceive visitors.
DR.. R. W. G1BBEs .SR., OF Columbia, We learn
from the Phenir, is at the Isle of Pines, where he
intends settling with his family. DR.. GrnREs has
been spending the winter in Cuba.
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z N T s.

rhs following are the Agents for this psper'
WA. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling ana oonec'
ing Agent
COL J. j. RYAN, Barnwen, g. O.
r.M. TRIMM1RR, Spartan Office, spartanbnre' B. u
J. T. DUBOIS, Marion
O. q HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O.. Madison CO., F'A
PATRICK HUvEY, Macon, Georgia
B. A. MCKNIGHT. Unionville.
J.R. ALLEN Chester O. q, 8. O.
JOSEPH r. SEARS, "New South, :" Hilton Aeao-
". 8. LANCE, GrahamviNe P. O., Beaufors' D. u
B. F. BRADFORD, walterboro', s, O.
q l. DARR, Sumter, s. @.
THAD. O. ANDREWS, Orangeburg g. o.
1T. HERsHMAN, "Journh Office" Camden B. q.
J. II. BROWN, "southerner Office" Darlington, 8. O.
n. NJ. QUINN BRO, Augusta,
III ESTELL, Savannah, Ga
ISAAC DAvEGA, Agent In New fork-
MI. AUG. BRENTANo, NO. 7os Broadway, New York.
dss always the latest dates Of the DAILY NEwS IS ne
does Of all the other principal Journals OF the country
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQOIVxs
Wilkinson us. Wilkinson.
WIN be sold under the direction Of tho undersigned u
front OF the Old Custom Houae in this city, On TUk
DAY, the nth April, 1865. at II O'Clock A. II,
All those TWO L0TS 0F LAND, With the BUILD
INGs AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon, hituate 'oo
Chuleston Neck measuring In front on Coming -steet
seyenty.une l7e feet Ex W inches, more or less, and n
dspth each lot three hundred So0 feet more OF esa,
and known by the numbers l66 and l67 on Coming
street. A18o ,., A. ,r,,1
INGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, situate IN
Jssper's Court "on Charleston Neck known IN plan
of survey Of the Norris Lands, made oy hopert a.
Payne Survey. r, numbers ~ and ~. meamf1n6
each in front hirtysix 1857 feet and In depth one hun
dred and twenty 120 feet Bounding n the north py
lot No. 9e on the east partly by land Of George Wk1
and partly by land Of Lycus Fenwicf en- the souta Y
lot No. &c, and to the west on Jaspers Covrt Mn'oa
said lots are now known by the numbers 70 nd "a On
said JaSper's Court
All that LOT OF LAND In Amerca-street known IN me
plat of lands prepared by Robert E Payne tor John
Thee and purchased by him from James Enghsh by the
letter D. No. A; bounding to the east on
and measuring front thereon forty 4ol Feet more os
less on the south by lot No. s. letter O. one
0o feet; the north on lot NO. g. one nunoreo i'o
feet; and on the west forty 40) feet more or less
Terms-Onefourth cash; the ba'ance In one sWo an9
three years. secured by bond and mortgage; tne D9no
ings to be insured and the policies assigned pn
era to p.y for pspers. JAMES 1Gf1Sr, 1s;,,
March 81 tuths10 mester ln G9aLsy:
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CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
In reference to this road, the Charlotte Times
says: During pleasant conversation, on Satur-
day morning, with Col. WIZ. JOHNSTON, We were
grstified to learn that the rebuilding Of this road
was in rapid process Of completion. The bridge
across the Catawba will be ready for the train to
pass over by the 10th Of May, and the entire tract
relad to Columbia-thus making our connection
with Charleston perfect"
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THE DARLINGTON sOUTHEKNER.

THE DARLINGTON SOUTHERNER.
THE SOUTHERNER Is PUBLISHED REG ULARLY
l every FRIDAY MORNING. at Darlington Court
House g: O., by JAMES NJ BROWN, and Edited by r
W. 30, d, Esq. 1t has just commenced It's SEVENTH
VOLUME under very fatterIng auspices. It is large
sheet s printed the best of paper and the publisher
making it worthy Of the largest patronage. Having
good and rapidly growing circulation among the Plant
ers and Merchants OF Darlington District, and Ith
Pee Dee country 1T offers strong inducements to L
Merchants and others desirous OF making them se
known through the medium o advertisements
EehrugrY A
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COOP FR1DAY.-This being Good Friday Ia holi-
dsy for our printsrs), no paper will be published
tomorrow. The next issue of the DAILY NEWS
will appear on Monday morning next.
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BY LOUIS d. DesAUssURE.

BY LOUIS d. DeSAUssURE.
For Sale or Rent
The RESIDENCE No. 80 MEETING STREET, con-
tanning ten upright Rooms. Pantry, and ample accom-
modatons for servants, horses and carriages. Lot
about As feet front by about 200 feet deep.
Apply at No. % BROAD STREET.;
March 28 WHO
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Valuable Farm near the City, ,ouh Comfortable
DUeling, &c.
BY WILBUR q SON.
At Private Sale
All that VALUABLE FARM, situated Ave miles from
the city 800 yards from Plank Road containing 80 acres
about Sacres s cleared and ready for
On the Farm theres comfortable two story
Servants Houses, and oil necessary outbundngs With
the Farm will be sold all the Implements required on
the place. VIZ Horse, Corn-nl, and two Stone Mills;
Wagon. Cart, Ploughs. Harrows. Cultivators, Hoes
Harness. &c. Plenty OF labor on the place, which is
now being planted with Sea Island cotton. Would
make one ofthe finest vegetable farms near the city
For terms and particulars, apply 10 Us, as above,
CORNER STATE AND OBALMERS.STREETS.
VIII be sold very low II applied for at once.
March 80 fmwS
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BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
MFRS. JOHN LAURENS ASSISTED BY REV. W.
IM B. W. HOWE, will open On First Monday in Aprik
q BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, at No. Is Coming.
street. English French and Latin will be taught; also
Music II desired. March ~
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Real Estate in Western Part Of City.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
AtPrieate Sale-
TWO LuTS OF LAND situate in Council. street, enoh
measuring 30 feet 'front.' by l6S feet Deep more OF ess
ALSO,
AwATER LOT, opposite the above.
Apply at NO. ~ SbhoADsfhEEI'
March 20 mWio
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LOCAL MATTERS.
~ SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. ~a

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-The Southern Express Com
prny have our thanks for late papers from Angus
ta and Atlanta.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHuRcH..-It will be seen that
this Church will be reopened for divine service on
next Sunday, when the Rev. E. I. WRK1ER' D.
D., will oficiate in the morning and afternoon.
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SPRING And SUMMER GOODS.

17HH SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED
l from the North, takes this method Of informing
the public that he is receiving iull assortment or
CLOTHS, CaS>S!MEIES, COATISGS AND VESTlNGS
Of the best foreign and domestic manufacture adapted
to Spring and Summer wear.
These goods having been purchased recently, and at
very low bgu es persons wishing anything in my line
viii find It to their advantage give CALL as have
the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to
make them up in the very best style at Edgerton
Richards old stand, No. 50 Broad-street.
March 80 ]. S. PHILLIPS.
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rcrST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

THE LIST OF LEI'iEfSo re,
manning in the Postofhoe at the GU
of each week is published o1ncianS
tn THE DAILY NEWS every z IL
dev morning.
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TIN WARE, ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c
e. A. ROYE,

SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE N. A. ROYE,
TTAvINa RESUMED BUSINESS, AT NO. 10 QUEEN
Ill STREET, would respectfully inform his custom
and the public in general that he Is prepared TO 90
kinds Of ordered work promptly attended to. All coun-
try orders filed at short notice, and at low rates An
assortment Of TIN WARE always Kept on hand.
~''N E. A. ROYE, No. 10 Queen-street, =
March On Gufi% West of State-etreet.
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ECLIPSE OF THE MooN.-A total eclipse OF the
moon takes place this evening, and is visible
+bronobout the American continent:
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MISS. MAGGIE McNELTY
WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL AND IN
w STRUMENTAL MUSIC. For particulars in
quire ut her residence No. o. Wentworth-street-
RFPEnENoEs- Thos. p O'Neale, DR.. A.
Fitch. February IL
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SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

SCHOOL NOTICE.
AEISS ]. R. CURTIS HAS OPENED SCHOOL IN
NI the "Primsry Basement Room" Of the Public
School, st. Phipstree for the instruction OF children
of both eeIes, and socits share Of patronage from
her friends and the public generally.
REFERENoEs.-Rey. VIM. Curtis, D. D., Principal
Lime, tone Institute; DR.. 6hier, Mr.. Jas Robinson.
March tuf
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DIR. It. REENSTJEIsNA A

DHYSICiAN AND SUhGEON, NC. 100 BROAD
I STREET.
N. R-Diseases Of private nature cured with dis
patch January 19
EDISrO AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY.
OFFICE EDISTO l. ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY,(
CHARLESTON. g. O., March 16, 1885,
DY ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE, PASSED AT ITS
COMPANY received permission to increase their capital
from Ono Hundred Thousand S100000 Dollars to Three
Hundred Thousand $500 000 Dollars in Shares of One
Hundred (sl00) Dollars e,ch
The pnbic arc hereby informed that the books, for
subscription to the additional Stock will be open from
A. NJ. to P. NJ daily at the Office of Messrs. JOHN
g. RIGGS 4 co. corner Broad street and East Bay. The
Stock subscribed for to be paid for by monthly install
ment Of Of Five S5 Dollars each and every Share.
j. RAvENEL MACBETH
secretrry and Treasurer.
P. 8. Carolina Times copy and send bill to this
ofice. March l9
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A Fine Chance TO Purchase q Church In Good
Condition, tcnh Large Lot.
BY BOWERS & SILCOXs
Will be sold at Private Sale
That eligable and well located CHURCH in Morris
street, between st. Philip and King-streets on thu
South side. called the lions Evangelical Lutheran
Church The building La forty-hvs (4s) feet wide b!
nifty bO feet long, with neat pews one sidegaery and
front brick pillars about three or three
and half feet high and wide portico In 'front.' the
entire width OF the Church Lot measuring eighty
1907 feet wide by two hundred (200) feet deep.
This C!.Irch will be disposed Of on account OF th
union of the above congregation with the Protestan
Methodist now called the Wentworth.street Lutheran
Church. For further particulars apply as above, at
No. 127 MEETING-STREET,
Opposite the Market
Februarv %
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Timers!
.Tinners!

II NIGHT yOaT INFORM THEIR FRIENDS
II TINT they carry on the TIN, and SBEET 1RoN,
and SHIP JOBBING BUSINESS. at No. 2S State sree1
ders In their line. Roofing and Guttering promptly
US o..n,5oa a. ~ 49, ~ THOMAS KNIGHT,
A'1Ta Warch NJ tuthsGs FREDERICK V0GT.
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Government Sole of Machinery, Steam Boilers
&C., the ren,dfns Of q Saw AM. -
Will be sold at public auction at No. 102 East Bay
Charleston, 8. O., on WEDNESDAY, April 1lth, at
THE i FOLLOWING CAPTURED PROPERTY:
Three STEAM BOILERS, about 81 feet By so innhes
One large Fly Wheel
And other parta Of Machinery, more qr less injured
by Are. being the remains Of eaw mill, built BY tie
eocaled Confederate States This property is 70 be
sold where It now les within few yards Of the Fifteen
Milo Post on the Dorchester Road Dr.. &. B. BafeID
plantation fifteen miles from Charleston.
n6sALE POsTTIVE. 90
Terms-Cssh, in Government currency, to be paid ND
mediately on conclusion OF sale.
- '--'- sRCRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
T. C. CAL1IcoT, Surperviaing Special Agent U: b.
TresanrY Department. @Arcn O
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

Lu1uRIANT AND SILKY HArn-Mrs. s. a. AL1RN's
Worlds Hair Restorer and zJlobalsA,num, or Hair
Dressing act upon tho hair doos the dew upon the
fowers They easily applied; thoy dispose tho hair
to remain in any desired poson by their use the hair
becomes soft and silky Persons using these prepara.
items will preserve their hair through nfe Every drug
gist sells them 4G
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30

Brick D,oeltnq for Sale.
BY II. HI. DeLEON.
All that THREEsTORY BRICK DWELLING In Green
street known as No. 4, opposite Charleston College,
Containing seven square Rooms Pantry Double Paxzas,
private stairway with two-story Kitchen, Carriage
House. Cistern Cas- &c. This House Is In one OF the
should command attention. Lot is high and dry, 40
feet 'front.' and 1872 feet deep. "
For terms, &c, apply at No. "a BROAD STREET.
March 28 1m