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The national Republican., 1867-09-24
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Steamer Ksnnsbee, Wilson, Baltimore.
stesmer Enterprise, Smith, Aoootinck.
Schooner Julia Nelson, oayillsr, Philadelphia,
coal 10 Jones. -N r.t. %. y Z
Schooner John Francis, bentley, White Point,
gravel 10 Gage a Co. 49, 7
Schooner Adrocate, Deshisi, PsIsimmon Point.
Schooner Benjamin stokely, Ullman, Sails.
bury, Nd, lumber, variously consigned.
Schooner Sarah Ellen, starnou, Mariow's Bay,
wood 10 Master.
Schooner Protedu, Sestrs, Wades Bay, with
wood to Ainslow 4 Ford.
Schooner Pungy Regulator, Garrison, Wicom.
leo, wood to Benter. ..,..... ......
...H ARRIVED.
sohr. B. Q. Terry, Weaver, Providence.
Schr. 4. W. Gardner, Stedman, Hudson.
schr. 8. O. Tyler, Tyler, Boston.
Sohr, A. Bartlett, Bartlett, Providence.
Schr. Eva Bell, Bartlett, Boston.
Schr Isabel, Grsger, Mattswomsn.
Schr. Sallie, Bowie, Mattawoman.
Schr. Benz. Cor, Franklin, Mattawoman.
Sohr. Enterprise, Simmons, Mattawoman.
Sloop John Harding. Burgess, Cone river.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT TO THE MEM
oRY OF THE LATE Col. EDwARDs.-At q special
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of tho Colum.
bian College, held at the Law Building on Fri.
day afternoon, the goth inst, (Dr. VIM. Gunton,
chairman pro em.,) the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas 1t has pleased the Great Disposer Of
Events to remove from the sphere Of his earthly
labors our beloved friend and associate, Col
James L. Edwards, president Of this board
therefore,
Rssoipsd, That II Is with deep regret for our
loss we bear testimony to his eminent usefulness
as Christian citizen and philanthropio gentle.
man.
Rssolped, That In the dscsase Of Col. Edwards
the college has sustained tho loss Of devoted
friend and efficient officer, whose faithful and
unrequited services have been continued during
the long series Of thirty -four years.
Rssolved, That the members Of the board and
such officers Of the college as may be In the city
will attend the funeral In body.
Rssoived, That the secretary communicate TO
the family Of the deceased q copy Of those reso-
lutions, and also cause them to be published In
tho city newspapers. RoBERr @ Fox,
Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

DIsGRAoEFUL-On Sunday afternoon a
ernmsnt Printing Office, and man who soils
horse.radish, and known as "Horse Radish, "
engaged In regular set-to near Glenwood cems-
tory. The difficulty was about q girl, and after
several rounds had been fought, Ward was
declared tho best man.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

DIsoRDERLY.-John Butler, colored, was
arraigned before Justice Thompson on a charge
Of being disorderly, two charges to that effect
having been preferred against Butlor--one BY
Maria Page and the other by 0aissr Nutting.
Tho defendant was fined by Justice Thompson
$6 on tho first charge and $3 on the second.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

A MLKMAN IN "QUoD."-Yes esterday
Dennis 0'Neal fell from his wagon while passing
along @ street north, between Four-and.a-hhli
and Sixth streets, and cut and bruised his face
considerably. humane by-stander assisted
him into his wagon and drove It to police head
quarters, where 0'NsAl was locked up until he
became nearly sober, when he was permitted to
depart.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

GARRoTED.-Mr. John Throckmorton, 1
printer, of Richmond, Va, was garrotsd on Sat.
urday night, near the corner Of Fourtssnth and
D streets, and robbed Of about $22.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
se2s.eod&ds
T s. MARsHAL's OFFICE.

In vrtus OF writ Of ferf Jacfas on scifa, issued
from the Clerks once Of the Supreme Court Of the
Dssret OF Columbis, and 10 ne directed, will en-
House door Of said District, on MONDAY, the 90th
day Of September inst, 1907 at IL O'clock m, all
deiendants right, ttle claim and interest In and 10
Lots NO. Sand T. in square No a2a Of Davidsons sub
division, In the city Of Washington, D. O. together
with the improvements thereon, ssifsd and levied
upon, aud will be sold to s.tsfy execution No b75
Trial, January, 1888. DAVID Q. aoODIuo,
. o. 9. Marshal, DC:
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

THE BUILDERS ExcHASGL-Last night
being announced for . meeting Of the Builders
Association to hear the report d the committee
on organization, no meeting took place.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol
lowing transfers Of real estate were reported
yesterday: South part of subdivision IS, squar,
44s, at $780, subdivision 81, square 65e, a
$547 IS; part Of lot 4. square 449, at 81
subdivision 10, square 764. at 50. 4o east part o
lot ls, square SO, at $14 50j part subdivision 10
square 279, at $l4i subdivision A. square lit,
at 1922 88.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

USsouHD OYsrERs.-Mr. Magee, the
harbor master, on Friday and Saturday, con
demnsd 400 bushels Of oysters, which had been
brought here for sale in schooner from the lower
Potomac
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

The JOHNSON DErARrMENAL CLUB held
q meeting ct Temperance Hal. = street, last
night, Int no reporter being sdmitted. we are
unable to Lay the proceedings b'fors our readers
this morning.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

THE REGArrA.-The regatta has again
been postponed until the 1st Of October, at the
request OF the owners Of several boats desirous
Of entering, who arc not as yet ready. The
Little Kate arrived from Baltimore yesterday,
and there Is every prospect Of q well.contssted
race on the day designated. The race will take
place positively on the LIST Of October.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

BASE BALL.-An interesting game Of
base bali was played yesterday betwssn the
Olympic and American Cricket mines Of this
city, resulting in score Of "a tot5 in favor Of
the latter. Mr.. Norton, Of the Nationals, was
chosen umpire. The following 10 he score:
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
AMUsEsI ENTs,

ODD FELLOWS HALL.--Prof. MAoALLIsrrR,
assisted By Madame MAcALILsrzR, will com
msnos choice series Of magical illusions, won
dsrs. and miracles tomorrow evening, on which
occasion one hundred elegant presents win be
distributed among the audience.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

CHANGE OF PREcNors.-The Board OF
Police at Its last meeting passed a resolution
that from and after the 1st Of October next. the
Tenth precinct, embracing tho Seventh ward, or
that portion Of the city known as ''The Island, 4"
will be known as the First police precinct, 30
that, instead Of thero being eight precincts.
numbering from to 10, with the omission Of ..
there will be eight precincts, numbering from
to 8.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
nCIAL.

Gold huotuatsd somewhat yesterday, closing
with q slight advance on Saturday premium.
The -four market was dull, with but few sslss,
aud prices holding the same. e. . .
Provisions were hrmsr, and there was more
activity than for some days past.
JAY cooKr 4 Co., bankers, furnish the follow
Ing quotations Of Government securities at 8
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

No LIcENsE.-Jas. Lewis, shopkeeper.
for selling groceries without license, was hnsd
% By Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

AccrDENr.-On Sunday evening, as the
cars were going down Seventh street for tn: pur-
pose Of bringing the passengers BY tue Aqua
Creek boat to the Baltimore depot, they run
over q boy, by the name Of Edward Brown, at
tho corner Of Seventh and I streets, ipjurinS
him badly. The wheels Of both cars passed over
his legs. He was picked up and carried into the
house Of Mr.. Clark, where he was attended BY
DR.. croggon. being subsequently, removed to his
homo In Alexandria.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

SIZZLING ON SuSDAY-Iatrick English,
storeksspsr, was arrested BY ohcsr Brelsford, oi
the Tenth precinct, charged With selling liquor
on Sunday. Justice Tucker insd Mr. English
$40.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

BLANK.-Lieut. Milstead returned a
blank sheet yesterday morning at headquarters,
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

No LIcEssE.-Olement Greenwell, store
keeper, was charged before Justice Tucker with
selling liquor without license. The case was held
for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
MoNKY DRAWER RoBBRp,-Laa eyenin,

MONEY DRAWER RoBBED.-Laa evening
. couple Of bsggsrs, . boy and girl, went into
the restaurant Of Mr.. Harry Gorbut, corner Of
Eighth and + streets, and while thaigsntlsman
was In conversation with friend atlhs far end
Of the room one Of the party walksdbshind the
bar and appropriated the contents ofths money
drawer, some SIS In small currency As soon
as the theft was discovered Mr.. Gorhtt's ssrv-
ing man went In quest Of the thisvs and dis.
covered them In store on the Aveue making
purchases, but not having presence Of mind
enough to cause their arrest he wited until
they came out and followed after untihe found
himself In Murder Bay" where the rssidsdi
and making known the facts TO an ole woman,
who represented herself to DO the mothr Of the
thieves, she pretended to search them, and not.
withstanding she found considerable small
change In possession Of tho boy, she rfussd IA
give II up.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
asatiOual &epablitau.
RATRs nF AnYEnTIsINo.

oss square, ont, insertion, eli subsequent in.sr-
lions 80 cents. ons square, one month, ss. Liberal
Inducements to quarterly, ssmi.snnual, and yearly
advertiser. 49,. ........ r..... ......
Every other day advsrtissmsnts, so per cent add.
honai. vice . week advertisements, rs per cent.
additional. Ta
Eirht lines ssasiituts square. Less ths. square
charged In proportion, At the above rates.
Bdtoriai notices, % cents per line each insertion.
Local nstiees, 10 cents per line each insertion.
AdysriiIsmsuts should bs handed IN before Q 2, N.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

CosoEALEp WEAPoSs.-Elias Burke, col
orsd, was arrested by Officer Brelsford, Of thu
Tenth precinct, for carrying encealsd weapons
He was fined $40 BY Justice Ticker, and In do
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

ANOTHER IMPRovEMENT.-St. Stephens
church, now In course Of erection on the corner
Of Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty -ffih street,
promises to be one Of the finest edifoes erected
to the worship Of Almighty God in this city
The walls arc up, with the exception Of . small
portion Of the 'front.' the raftors are being laid,
and the immense proportions are towering grsadly
toward the skies. The building Is 115 feet In
length and some so feet In width. The bass-
msnt walls arc over Ia feet in height-36 feet
being tho height upon tho upper story from the
floor to the ceiling. The basement will be ready
for service late In the fall, but the church will
not be entirely completed until early in the
spring The cost Of the structure will reach
$50, 900, and, with the addition Of q parsonage,
which Is being built In contiguity, will amount
to nearly $4,000. The most modern and i'm
proved style Of workmanship has been employed
upon the building, and, when finished, will COM
pete with any church in the city in appearance.
Rev. Mr.. MoNally, assistant at the st. Mat
thew's church, will assume the pastoral charge,
and the congregation attending and oommuni-
oants attached, will, no doubt, be many. Tho
church has been erected through the libsrality
Of tho Catholic citizens Of tho First ward,
though contributions have flowed In very lib
orally. from other parties. Tho edince is one
that brings an improvement to the locality q
credit to the city, and will, without doubt, be
productive Of much good within the commu-
nifty.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

Coupons, 11oIi b-2o's, 1862, 114f, 5.2o's, 1854,
1921; b.2o's, 1855, 1915 6.2o's, January and
July, 1855, 1921; 1o.40's, ,99i; 1905, June 1861
1906, July, 1851 Gold, 1881.
COMMERCIAL.
ALExASDRIA, Sept. 23-Flour continues
arm, but unchanged. Wheat In fair demand,
with sales Of 2l6 bushels white, Of good quality,
at $40; 500 bushels rod brought $2l0a2 80
for ordinary 10 fair; and %. 35a2 40 for good to
prime. offerings Of 1900 bushels corn, with
sales or yellow At sl.1s, and mixed at sl.15 and
sl.16; no sales Of white reported. Rye-10s
bushels offered, but no sales reported on
Change, Saturdays quotations maintained
Sales Of $50 bushels oats at 50a57. Butter and
eggs wanted, and prices advancing.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24
AUCTIoN A sAl
pY J. B. WHEELER 4
~ AUCrIoNsERs,
No. 81 Louisiana avenue. between sixth Al
streets, opposite the esaton House,

No 81 Louisiana Aysnu. b.tvss, sl.tb q,
streets, opposite the ssaton House
rRUsTEKs BALE OF IMPROVED pRopI
THk rfRsr WARD
By virtue Of deed of trust 70 the subss ,ib.r
bearing date January 15 1859 ana recorded n ibs,
A. y, No. 1e2, folios 100, st SEQ, ons of Aha Lsnd
Records, &e, will of.r for sais Il Pabi,e I1stian
in front Of the premises, on wIpHEsDIY, IN. al
day Of ocroBER, 1887 H4 O'Clock, m, siltss, ear.
an Piece Of 0round, situals and being in the City q
Washington, District Of Columbia, and kaovn a. ms
West Part of Lot numbered one ~ In square nun.
bered one hundred and twenty -ons Tiny ef u,
ground plan Of said eityi the said part having .
front Of % feet 0inohss on street north and run
Ming back 70 an slsy IN the rear With tho improve
mott %.s iSR,' SRIcR q neat and substantial fwo.
This props.ty h situated on street north. be-
tween Ninsteenth and rwsntisth streets west, In .
very desirable part of the city
Terms One third Cash the residue In three equal
insta ments Of IL IS, and n months, the purchaser
giving his Notes flor the dsfsrred psym nt.) sata-
se,ory endorsed, and bearing interest from the day
Of ,ale. .... ...
An eonveysnsiss and ssmps q, the eos, Of tn. pur.
chaser.
II the terms Of sale are not somp'ied with within
ave days from the day Of sale the Truses reserves
the right TO- reeede the said Property a the rsk and
cost Of the dsfAulting purchaser.
sAMUEL q DOUGLASS, Trustee.
J. D. wHRRLIR : CO.,
se2s. eod&ds Auetionssrs.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

1'HE "GHosr" NO RE.-Yesterday
----s-s- - - -.-iy- ksas-hr. QArk, Of ths
Botanical Garden, and Mr.. J.roms 0aIiaLau,
discovered. As they were walking along In the
southern end Of the garden, nd fox lurking In
the shrubbery. Tho fox, on discovering them.
up and away, and q lively ohse ensued. Per.
sons on the Avenue soon foun, out what was tho
matter, and between dogs an, cats, bootblaoks
and nswsboys, with . large spinkling Of adults,
there was . most exciting tiie. Reynard was
eventually captured, and Is nv Gagged up whore
ho will not have an opportunity to stalk abroad
at night, frightening good blks and creating
sensation paragraphs for penn papers. Whore
the animal came from or to yhom he belongs Is
not as yet known.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

DIED FROM GRAvEL.-Mchael Flaherty,
residing In an alley between ehird and Fourth
streets east and II and ! sreets north, died
Sunday from the effects Of 81 operation to 70.
lisve him from gravel. A .tns was removed
bs the surgeons weighing thee and quarter
ounces.
The national Republican., 1867-09-24

GEN. HANCOCK friends Of Maj.
Gen. W. 8. Hancock will toner him q serenads
at his hotel (the Metropolitan this evening at
eight O'Clock. It Is understood that this ssre.
made will be rendered to tho teneral, not on 90.
count Of any political status rhich he may now
ssem to occupy. but simply bcause Of his smi.
nsnt services during tho late var.
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THE TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY.

The Daily South Carolintan at Columbia, ls now sent
to every Posoce in the State Being the ofhc1el paper
of the State it will be found ut the present hme espe
ciay valuable to merchants and others desiring 10 aVa
themselves of very large circulation
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
JOHN g. MuNoR Co. will sell this day. at their auc-
on saesroom No. 1s3 Meeting street. at 10 O'Clock, an
invoice of choice plants, from the nursery Of MARC
W1THAM.
R. NJ MARSHALL Bro viii sell this day, before
their Office No. SO Broad street. at 1oA O'Clock horses
mules, furniture, sc.
N HUNT Son will sell this day, in their salesroom
No 142 Meeting street. at 10 O'Clock so cases and
toors fresh assorted lots Of boots and shoes-
MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL Will sell this day, at their cash
auction house. No. IS Hase street, opposite new post
Office at 10 O'Clock lot Of damaged goods, and an as
signed stock Of dry goods boots and Shoes clothing &C.
also iron safes, &c.
SMITH 4 McGnLIvRAY will sell this day, in front Of
their Office, M 27 Broad street. at 10 O'Clock furniture
mules horses, &c.
NJ. L. AMAR will continue the sale Of contents OF Mer
chsnts Hotel this day, commencing at 10 O'Clock
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Oue, $40 900 uorlV al. Ft.rni,ve at Araxonss5
BYR. M. MARSHAL & BRO d, q; -

Voo' S1oSoo r. NJ W. MAfssHATS. n n mo.
81, Brokers and AucttoneeIs.g ssifgT.
ON MONDAY, 25th February, commencing at 10 O'clock
and to be continued every day until the whole is ds:
i TTEFURNrTURE OF TEE EpLAyTERs.HoTEL;st Il
the corner Of Church and Queen streets hazsseona
lIC Everything was new from ths about
four months ago, AMI consists IN part OF:
Hsrr1sons European Range with Furnturassnd.
Carving Table attached ss
/ splendid Pianos, Solid Mahogany Rerber ChatrH
| Herr1ngs' Iron Safe, splendid Bar Counter. sej
i Hotel Settees :.!ozen Spittoons. - sesSs.Es5s
Wines, Liquors. agars, and great variety too nume-
50 double sets and 50 single sets CHAMBER FURnI:
TURE -. t!ssss
3OO0 yards Carpettng and Mating 81 -
$50 pairs Rochdale White Wool Blankets ~ sf..g5
100 double and single Hair Mattresses, Mirrors
great quantity ot Towels, Sheets fNsphns, Table
cloths Pillow Cases. Glassware and Crock
cry -: e. - 4 szs1%e 5s4s4 -
dozen Oak Dining room Chairs ~
dozen Oak Office Arm. ChAdfa
dozen ten-feet Cheennt Extenknm Tsble1.
Terms cash Articles win be delivered oh Monday ysnd
Tuesday 9Th and 7th March, and any articles mot am
pad for Will be re.so account and riak OF
Catalogues are being prepared. s.r3S
| @T The Colrmhia Carolnian, Dsi1y Press Augusta.
and Savannah News and Herald Mn please give IN
serions each, with local notice, and send biz
N. Bro. - Feoruafy 10 IS
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H. Z

II you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa-
per, &C.;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
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To BAKERS, GnocERs AND FAMnrEs--Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good bread Do you wish
Flour that will bring you customP Do you Wish Flour
that will make white bread and not sour9 Then apply
j. n ROBSON, No. 60 East Bay, who has always large
stock Of best brands Georgia, North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour in barrels, half and quarter bags
Daca,nber 10 mwt2mos
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No EXCUSE There is no excuse or paliaton for
unceanlinesso fperson or apparel, so long as Col
GATE ii Co.'s soAp is in the market. This Soap has
national. reputation, and is unequalled by any
competing artcle. It is well made and of estab-
lished value. Take none other to your house but
CoLGATES.
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MISCELLANEOUS
PROSPECTUS OF THE MONROE ADVER-

TUE UNDERSIGNED. HGTNG PURCHASED THE
i material and good viii" Of the Journal viii COM
mence tho publication Of Weekly Paper bearing the
above title at FGrsyth, Ga Tuesday, 9Th proxmo.
The Journal published fer the Last ID years at For
syth Ga had acquired an extensive circulation through
out Georgia. we'll other states and the cooperation
of all ts former patrons Is earnestly solicited in the effort
now being made to establish first class paper
The ADyERTIBER Will contain full resume Of the cur
rent events of the day. both foreign and domestic Mar
ket Reports, Biographies, Poetry, Agricultural etc.
The editorial management Will be confded to gentle.
man whose literary and scholastic aainments are suf
cient augry that his department will be conducted with
ability.
The LOCAL AND BUSINESS ADvERT1sIR" will con-
tain summary OF news from different portions OF the
county, which will make the paper welcome visitor to
every hearthstone in "old Monroe, as well as to her
many quondam citizens who have removed to other To-
calites.
The county Of Monroe once the most opu1ent II the
State with population both refined and tntehgent-
Forsyth with fourshng Female C:1ege, Male lnsd-
tute, extensiva mercantile estabhshmens, etc-com-
mands extensive trade and the ADvERTIsER VIII
prove excellent medium through which merchants In
the North and West well those Of Atlanta, Macon,
Augusta Savannah and Charleston, may make known
their business In this section.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy one year, 800
One copy Btx months, ............ 100
Clubs Of Ten, one year, .......... $500
Advertisements inserted at the rates Of 81 90 for the
first insertion and seventy cents for each subsequent
insertion JAS p. HARRISON, Proprietor.
Forsyth, O.. February !, 1857.
RT j. ORRN LEA at Msekey & Bakers, is our su.
thozed Agent at Charleston and will contract for adver
tisements receive subscriptions, and receipt for the
same. q February 18
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UNDER DNCRNE M EQUITY. &C

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. 5 80
Brooks Us. Brooks, PucEa, ct al.
On TUESDAY, March 12s; at IL O'Clock WIN be soh ct
the old Custom House, under the direction Of tbs
Master, - 6 - G::!..33. lSs!szpsEs,
on situate ON the east side Of ArchdGe street. door
south Of Market street. measuring In front
street 48 feet and In depM 2l0 feet more
fna east on land Of ". Hoptpn; south on hand
Of John Bruce; north on land formerly OF .etr Mt
thews and Thomas Bennett and west on Archdale street.
if.,.-l..s AIso ~ 80 Tt9c5sf
ALI, THAT LOT OF LAND in the rear OF the Lot;
above described; measuring its northern ond south
ern lines "a feet and on the eastern and western Hnea
48 feet Bounding to the north on lands Of Robert Ad
ger; south on lands Of -; east on lsads Of - and
west on Lot next above described. . ~ -
',s6E5sSt Al %, ~: :.ssHAsa
ALL THAT OTHER LOT oFLAND known In the plan
of Charleston by the numbers ISL and 196, fronting On
Friend street, and measuring sdd street 50 1set g
inches and In depth "a feet. inches. Bounding north
on land Of Ann Sage; esst on land formerly oha6m
Wragg; south another part OF Lot No 1913 formerly
of THOMAS Hutchinson and west ON Friend street 80
Terns-Onethird cash: balance In one and Two yeaIs
with interest payable Be1ni annually, whole DEBT
be paid, secured by mortgage OF the premises, The
buildings to be insured, and the policy assigned Pus
chaser to nay for papers. 49, -. J.;W. GRAY, SO
| February 16 slWStui -. Master IN hquty.
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We ARE requested to state that the cars on the
Rutledge street line and the King street line will
be run for the convenience Of persons visiting
the Citadel Square Baptist Church this evening,
at tle conclusion of the oratorio.
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STEAMER ANpALUsA.-We are informed that the
steamship 44ndalusia did not leave New York for
this port until Sunday at 10 A. NJ, on account of
heavy weather.
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GERMAN LABoRERs are wanted for plantation IN
a healthy locality. See advertisement.

A SOLEMN REQUIEM Mass will be said this morn
ing at o'clock, at st. Paus Church. Society street,
for the Rev. Father FIILIoN.