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Fri Stevens-lot3 Fri Steyens-lot
do lot 5
do com at Sc cor Of lot thence line
Of OTIS 8, 4 and :ds thence to Bailey's "
line thence to point 1873 # Il Of Deming st thee
G on Spears and Demipg's n line to beg
John Hogan com 1 I'd and 229 # of ne cor of sd
a. sec thence Al S-l2 It, thence thence
al s 10 feet thence rds to beg
Fl Rudd-com go # S Of W OIL II thence to
line OF It IS tn SLY sd line IA ft,theuGe W
to Kenosba st thence IA IT to beg, lt15
Marguerite Robinson-com 264 # Of n cor of lot
II thence to line of lot IS, thence "A # thence
W to ReHosha st, thence A it to beg
Peter Wood com rds Of of lot Is tn zee
G 10 rds thence IDS Z # thence W to Kenosha st
thence n to beg
James VI Chase-com 81 1>2 rds of sw cor Of lot Is
thence to section line thence 10 rds thence
W to Kenosha st thence II Z IL rds to beg
R NJ Whpple-com 80 rds Of Sc cor of lot 16 thence
g to line Of the or sec, thence W to old Chicago
road thence to a point 80 rds Of sw cor Of lot
16 thence to bss, except part conveyed for Gene
try
Stephen Fo bes-com 70 rds Of cor Of lot H. and
IS 10 rds fine center of Chicago ST. thence 6
rds thence II ds thence rds thence 8 1-2
rds to beg
w Adams 2 rds of of lot II and 81
rds of the inter- of Chicago st thence to
line OF hf of sd or thence rds thee to beg
d O Dodge com n lne OF Julius st SO It of W
line Of hf sd Or sec thence to McClean's land,
thence 90 # thence line OF e hf Q! sd Or sec
to Julius - hence e 96 It to beg
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DESIGNATION.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under the
copartner5hip name Of Grant & skesle, Is this Day
ssolyed by mutual consent Both parties viii have
power 70 sign the name of the firm in settlement Of
existing business.
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kenOsna sept. 20 IobO' IyIVVOI2b.
GROUND LAND PLASTER!

We have received a quantity OF Fresh, ground
land plaster 10 Bulk and offer It for sale Ia quaDti
lies ~ suit, either 100 lbs. ton or car load
Call az the are House Of the
KENOSHA PIER Co.
April ID, s6T 4w44
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7I0 4. NJ. Express Nail from Duukirk, (Sdn-
days eXcepted). Stops at Salamanca $40 and
connects at Hornellsville, and Corning with the
$50 Express 1ai from Buffalo and arrives in
New York at 100 AM.
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From and after November 10Th 1866 trains will leave
in connection with all Western lines as follows:
FROM DUNKIRK AND sALAMANCA-By Few
York time from Union Depots:
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aaVlng purchased the interest of the frm of Grant
oiosson Co., we shall continue the business at the
Did stand. We shall at all times keep good assort
nent of
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WANTED-AGENTS-MALE

En Probate tx cuOaIsn County Oourt.
IN the ma er OF the last will and testament OF Chris
topher MuEgy, deceased
4 READING and filing an instrument in wri-
~ ting purporting to be the last will and testament
OF Christopher Muggy late Of Bristol, deceased and
also the accompanying petition of Elizabeth Muggy,
representing among other things that tine
aid Christopher Muggy lately died at Bristol in said
county that said instrument ia the last will and es
lament of said deceased and that she the said petit
toner is the identical Elizabeth Muggy named and
appointed ID and by the said last will and testament
eXecutrlX thereof; and praying that day be APP
pointed foe hea ing the proofs OF said last win and
testament, &c. 1t is ordered that the proofs Of said
instrument be heard before tile Judge OF this Court
on Friday the 26th day of April, A. D. 1861, at2
O'Clock NJ at his Office in the city of Kenosha. And
Il is further ordered that pub lie notice thereof be
gwen to all persons in Lerested by publishing a copy
OF tins order for three successive weeks successfully
prior to said day of hearing in the Kenosha Tele-
graph, weekly newspaper printed al enosha in
said county.
Dated April 1st, A. D 1861
ANTHONY VAN WICK,
tfplv Irdg
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6. 90 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, from sala
manca, Sundays excepted). Stops at Hornellsvill
Day Express from Buffalo, and arrives in New
York at 10. 80 PM
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-, =. -A.-iss's saazHA
ER lE r ALL w AY!
esS E 5:;;I JIs5il 5 r:::....,
Great Broad Gauge-Double Track Rout
TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES,
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirlk to New York 400 MILES
Buffalo to New York 423 Miles.
Salamanca to New York AI5 MILES
AND rs FROM
% to 27 MILES the SHORTEST ROTTTE
All Trains run directly through to N. York,
All Trains run directly through to N. York,
sag~ 400 MILES WITHOUT CHANGE OF COACHES.

% to 27 MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
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The Best Ventilated and Most Luxu rious Sleeping
Coaches sss an THE WORLD EcS accompany
llnight trains this Railway.
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En- Probate 6enOshu County Court.
In The matter Of the estate of Oatharne Scnnen de-
ceased
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Havana Plan x Kentucky State Lottery
Gin, q as Remedial Agent.

GN, AS A REMEDIAL AGENT, HAS BEEN IN FA-
" VOR with the profession for very long period
owing to the difficulty Of obanng pure ar6ce Il has
to the regret Of medical men, who consider 1t almost
specific in many diseases. For all cases Gravel
pure Gin, administered under professional guidance
viii certainly work cure and II taken preventive,
Acng as does the sensitive membranee 1t c;esses
the parts go as to remove all possible sediment Admin
caleul and do sway with those terrible Operations
therefore, necessary for their permanent removal
Gin s Of calcu}able benefit to females In those disanes
peculiar to the se1 and from its tonie well as its
anodyne properties It is frequently superior to- iron
bark even the electrical remedies casa OF po.
quantities by supplying Or filing up the constant dying
out Of the natural fire OF the syste1n Will Often entirely
ward OF that awful disease which Carries or oneephth
Of the population of the United States annually. Pore
Gin has this peculiar advantage over other duaihe
stimuli that without creating any thirst OF
an unhealthy 1t eoothes while it also excites
and IS powerful nervine well as an active tonic
teBININGER's OLD LONDON DOCK CIV
possesses al the qualities that be desired the HIGH
est and noblesS OF an wines liquors. It's iu9re
enfs the distilled juices Of carefully selected gnns
made pungent and favorous with the aromatic
tncture of the Jumper Berry Age hae ymelloued ian
these mingled aromas and given an exquisite i1dness
SMOOTH o!y body-Rnd an almost floral odorE to- the
liquor which renders 1t daliioueto the Senses Of soe
and taste nke while Its sparkling liquid purity leayes
nothing TOR the eye TO desire. a jTTs@
s.The writer must remark that Mesars "a M. R1HaxH
Co. merit the gratitude Of the entire medical profes
astmulant such lie purity and unequfvo
cal power, Goth as preventive and curative agent and
harmless exhla1advs JotsysoI o,d
Aeateat GoSesse. tut m6mos JsnuaSy %
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UNDER DECREE m EQUITY.

.1o5OO7l Us. lO1L1g. H. o.
Hin oe sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
me Old Custom House in this city, THURSDAY the
2!st day Of March. 1867, at Ii o'clock A. NJ
Al that LOT OF LAND on th north side Of Broad
street II this city measuring In front Broad street
seventydve 75) feet by hundred and fifty 6O feet
IN depth be the said ess bound
ed TO the south Broad street, on lands OF r ay-
age HerWard; north on land late Of H Trap
ler. ''f IN >s'' - =, -'-1.ee
Ters-A sufficient amount in cash to nav the arpont
now due the bond to the complainant and the bal
ance IN one and two years. secured by bond
chaaer and mortgage Of the premises, with interest fom
papers. sSFs. A zf5 fMfls : LANES TTIppETa' - -
Eebruary X !3%4 thrn7 .s. Master In Equity.
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Mrs. JEFFERSON DAv1s.-We learn that Mrs DA-
v1s arrived in this city last night, and is the guest
of GEORGE A. TRENHOLM, Esq.
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TT YOU HAVE CHHLs AND FEVER, USE DIR. G.
II G.. GARRISON'S FEVER AND AGUE CURE Il
1s perfectly sale and reliable remedy, sure cure
For sale wholesale and retail ut my store No. 211
south Eighth street, Philadelphia, nnd by s.' = :
DOWIE s. NOISE.
SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE.
No; oel Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel
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WE AnE indebted to Mr.. G.. F. voaLER, Of the
Central News Depot, for late copies Of the Rouno
Table, Saats zeitung, Harpe7's Weekly, etc.
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HhIR| 11ai1gg . . Nems. y
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH 4, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.
To Correspondents.


We are continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons vino do
not attach tkcir proper names to tho articles son;
and we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY NEWS without
bcing indorsed by somo responsible individual.
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AUCTION SALES.

By AL0NzoJ WHITE & SON,
be sold rus the 4th March At the no gt 81
s cER II sock < suit
SO to 80 shares South Carolina Southwestern Rail-
100 shares and Trust Company Of chsrson
CONDITIONS cash. March 4
GOVERNMENT SALE,
sSa s. st. e. eu0,1 o
THIS DAY March 4th 1867 commencing at 10 O'Clock,
nett toms
valuable soft metal attached)
About 100 tons Loaded Shells
About x tons Scrap Brass. Copper, &c
5s7 Wooden Artillery Carriages, ironed "@.
| l5o Wooden Chassis, Ironed
$500 Cartridge Boxes
Abos He0a FIRE Esne BY Agaew
ess9 sS5Ra SIS
msnss Miscsllaneeus Tools: &c. &C. C. ''' '1r''
ffsn ne sosa ns sy e
at the expiration Of which that removed viii revert
By authority of Chief Of Ordnance
Capt ordn md Bvt N Major q. IA.
March sth2 Commanding Charleston Arsenal
81 F.9G5ssd oiGs &. egGa1sd &Tsd& ens I. 7,sare e.
acan aa % n E e sold at
f a'4sH SD 1 Ds
Chamber Pals, Water Pals, Foot Tubs, chidrens
Tin canste1s Coffee Pots, Covered Tin Pa1ls Japanned
and Pressed WasABowls A. : ~
Pressed Pans Tin Cups. Tin Plates candlestchs ara-
ters, Saucepans E j AN.
Patty Pans Pepper and Dredge Bo1es TIN Turnblers.
bastng @ Table a1d Tea Spoons, Soup Ladies'. Dppsrs.
The above are worthy the attention of the trade as
this des,eerpaon are rarely offered at auction
7he s Schooner :" VILLAIN" and 's.Johr" at auction,
y s2-l9o to1nmgge "e'0 measure; saas neao IN
BIZ SMITH &; mcGIzLIyRAY.
WI be sold To.IoRRoW. the 9Th inst. at Il O'Clock
Mount Pleasant Pr,opazy-A Good Chance for
Investment. ~
Will be sold TOMORROW the 5th of Msrch ne.+ at :,
Al osloef tSsx I'm N frnt Of @ the E1chsnse Broad
At Fit and hs s esas
ehe Light House in the village Of Mount Pleasant Tho
stories high, containing square rooms eacS abont
feet square; pantry and dressing 10 feet square;
IS feet wide by ITO feet deep, more or less -
above premises can be treated for private sale
condisons-one-haR cash: balance in one wear. with
interest also bond and mortgage. Buildings to be insur
ed and policy assigned Purchaser pay B. s. for pa-
Masch4 .-.- 7,12,1A1e.21,as2 Nh a45
FIRST Spring Catalogue Safe Of Dry Goods, Boots
dna s4Sssi %eizaq G2s.sng g GasafS1f H1is aMfS1t4s &C.
oPPosITE osfs new 20 SosToFF4eE e FEE. STREET,
ssass ssY as2z1nS 1azs s5s and Fri
win sell roa:dRsoW lssh March,, 'a1 st 1o ocloc1 y
DRY GOODS, in all varieties
BOOTS AND SHOES, q full assortment
CLOTHING, suitable for sprins season
HATS, In fashionable styles and colors
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS, Of all kinds.
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CTION.:

BY MILES DRAKE.
eosnsr 81 r. 10 oS,acf $ WI .se. sen st my
70 CASES BOOTS Shoes assssSis ss'' STOCK well
adapted for retail trad,
GASES eEsTs CALF IF tsafSS5Ts s. sooTs s1s51S 70 +
Gasos Mems Creole Congress, extra me, 6 10
esos A1en cdtton Congress- extra fine. to 10
| to Is. II = y DAosAn'' - u ano
t. is o>t AAo Dun E g. 1ai1n0Fals'e to II and 9
Cases Cases Boys Calf and Bun P. s. Balmora1s, to S
Cases women.s Goat and Kid Balmorals
Gases Ladies Lasting Congress and Balmorals
On TOMORROW viii sell splendid assortment of
seasonable Dry Goods, Clothing, &c. :,
Terms cash. March
Regular sa1e-D,y Goods, Clothing Boots and
BY.J. & W KNOX.
rooms. No. 1873 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel
An ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
gKs Depes Prints Linens Hosiery and Gloves
80 CLOTHING AND HATS.
Straw Goods.
Boots and Shoes.
Conditions cash. March
fur':styre. Bsddtntg Desks e 2Ges Gzeek, &c.
Auct1oneers, emo. SO Broad street.
Wiu be sold at our oface TOMORROW 9th instant at
Mahogany Mohair and Cane Seat Tete-a-Tete SOFAS.
Arm Chairs and Plan Chs Marble Top Centre Tables,
Bedsteads, Spring Bed mes Couchea Mattreases
Feaeher Beds, Bolstars eilows, Gilt Cornices, Office
Desks, Office Press arra, for papers one large Office
Clock, and other articles. - -
Terms cash. March
Positloe Sale Of Choice Pickles, French Mustard,
Sauce, DC.
By LAUREY & GSALEXANDER,
TOMORROW, the 5th inst will sold in our store No.
1877 East Boy, ut 10 o'clock, -1-,
116 CASES CHOICE PICKLES, consisting of Chow
Chow, Pica1h, Mixed and Assorted Pickles. Gherkins
Pepper Hash, French Mustard Assorted Sauces &C. &C.
Es&! aae.i AND f@.
8 GASES CROSSE and BLACKWELL's ENGLISH
PICALLILI and Chow Chow.
Conditions caah. ,.a4- a.. n ..n- Marcb
- MILLIGAN & SON, Aucttonccrx,
WIN sell on WEDNESDAY 18th inst, ut No % yeudue
Range, at IL O'Clock, -777.
"A large lot new HORSE SHOES & VIA
LOT Baggtng
2 jars Sulphuric Acid. mwf5 March
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MISCELlA,M Enys,
NOTICE

TO THE INHABITANTS AND PLANTERS OF THE
LOWER SEABOARD OF THE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. 34 H5 ttIF NJ :, .@-----.-s s5TS. I'M ~ :
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
FORM the above parties that they fully prepared
70 contract for the building aud erecting Of dwelling
nouses and outbudings. furnahng all materials when
desared Terms reasonable and suit times For
1urtncr particulars apply by mail to RAvENEL 8. and c.
r. R.. care Of tho Conductor. GLOVER BURNS 4
March &ss5 E34f3@T1l1'@ t5s -''---- -Is
WHARFAGE,
DATToNs WHARF, EAST END OF HAsEL STREET.
a is now OPEN FOE: BUSINESS, where DOCKAGE.
WHARFAGE AND STORAGE can be had on moderate
ter1ns. Apply TO ~ .4 A. ". LANNEAU, 4@E
~. . s.- 4. .sl5,...,. ..r- ~ On the Wharf
March 5,... s4- a N' 2 Rerr;a ~ - VIZ, W1hs,s
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;FTHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE m AN
Il N0UNCING to Planters and Fnrmers that they
prepared TO furnish superior article Of SuPERpHOS
PLATE OF LIME manufactured expressly for them,
and which they warrant to co,ain all the elements
necessary to insuresa rapid and Tnate growth Of
crop to which it may be applied.
dollars Per ton CASH. asxtyfve dollars
per tonons qsrtsr cash, Sd balance l5th December,
approved factors scoeptancS, with interest at per
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InYigorate tha Resnonsihla 0roa1

lnvigorate the Responsible Organ.
The stomach is the responsible organ Of the system
tho digestion is imperfect every member every gland
every muscle every nerve and bre more or less out
OF order. All the fluids nre deprayed. The brain is
couded The spirits depressed AL dygpeptics ko,p
this to be the truth is not however half the ,t
Conns would be required to enumerate the pains and
penalties OF dyspepsia, could any pen do them us
ce Tens Of thousands feel tkem; no man can describe
them. 33 Is 9 h l-9ieJ- - !. :,
Can they be prevented2 Can they be relieved Can
they be banshed at once and forerer2 UNouEsrroNA.
THEY CAN. No dyEpeptc has ever taken HOsTETTFR.s
STOMACH BITTERS in vain. Believe no one who says
the complaint is incurable This great vegetable stouacic
VIII eradicate it's eradcang it thousands Of caaes
over which medical practitioners have shaken their heads
ominously, saying: stNothing can be done as 4s
The faculty has its hacies One Of them s that Int,i
eesuon y the most difficult of all the ordinary ailments
o1 manKand 20 combat and subdue This is mistake
Notnne c. oe easier than to conquer it the true spe
cIc bei lnstered. This vegetable combination which
has become famous throughout the civilized world as
HosTETIER's STOMACH BTTTERs is an antidote 10
the disease which has been known to fa and for
tunatey it is everywhere proou1abe II you with to fool
Wath the Dyspepsia Try the pharmacopia prescriptions
you want to root It out and prevent its recurrence
ake the Bitters daily There no scounr on the tcst
monS IN Its favor. there Is or woman who has
ever tried for without being benefited the
1act has not transpired. Universal uncoptrudictea
p1aise avouches Its wonderful tonic virtues For sale by
DOWTE & NOISE, Druggists,
@ No. 151 MEETING STREET, n.
anAfcn 60 Opposite Charleston Hotel
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PaoF. J. D. B. DEBow.-The death o, this emil
nent statcian occurred at Elizabeth, N. J., where
he had gone to attend dying brother, who pre-
.ceded him to the grave only few days
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WE OFFER TO THE PUBLIC THIS CELEBRATED
Nv OIL. and In doing unhesitatingly pronounce
II superior 20 any Burning OH in use It
NON-EXPLOJIVE Nv %@&;@ SI
FREE FROM GREASE:
T WILL NOT GREASE TIE HANDS. II
lT WILL NOT SOIL OR GREASE THE CLOTHING
- - MORE BRILLIANT THAN GAS s@, - ~ +.
~ !HQDUCEs SOFIA BEAUTIFUL LIGHT.
I Is NOT so TRYING TO THE EYES, -% ~,
- I! CAN BE USED 1N ANY KEROaENE LAMP By
CHANGING Oh ALTERING THE BURNER.
It has been most favorab1y received and pronounced
by Judges to be the BEST AND MOST RELIABLE OIL
nov IN the market; and in consequence of the MANY
serious accidents arising from the EXPLOSION OF KER
this on is extensively known and used pref
We are now prepared to furnish the trade with this
ton and trial n IN 7.'-''.- ------~-'
We have on band large stock Of LAMPS, BURNERS.
CH1MNEYS WICKS, &c, and supply the trade on
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MURDER OF GEORGE C. HRYwARD, ESQ. - pri::
ssvate dispatch from Savannah, on Saturday; an
--leunced to this community the murder Of the
4ab0ve-named most excellent citizen, for many
years merchant Of this city, and only recently
removed to Buatcn, with the object Of giving per-
sonal attention to his large rice planting interest
Sat New River Bridge, st. Peters Parish, n-this
State, "a fswm miles from Savannah. . IA
Murdered By negroes, : is all that we know Of
this terrible calamity to family and niands EHs,
whoee entire hfe had been one Of kindness, gentle-
hess, and courteous consideration for others, has
s5ssn down in the prime 81 hs
manhood bands of trntA, assassins. s
4 Nisbnt sewweeks sines he left this city, furi
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H&alHsEv kl1Nl
xAeQ QS1lec4e q
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= if.is Il. y, 'ISi !
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MILLIG.AN & SON, Aucttonccrs
WI sell on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, ut No. % Veudue
Range, at IL O'Clock,
large lot new HORSE SHOES .~. sH
lot Bagging Us4
jars Sulphuric Acid. mwf5 March
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The Schooner &C Wa1aana" and 't.Tohn" at Auction
November, 1865. -I7- 0' NJ 7-.. -,
BIZ SMITH & nIcGIILIVRAY.
Aucttoneers, No. a. Broad street.
VIII be sold TOMORROW the 9Th inst at II O'Clock
Where she now lies at South Commercial Wharf
March = -''
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PERsoNAL.--We learn from private telegram
received in this city that Bcvet Major-General
RIO. TYLER has been confirmed as Assistant
Quartermaster General Of the Department of the
South. We are also informed that General S1cKIEs
will leave Washington on the ith for Charleston,
and that he will assume the command Of the Sc
cond Military District, lately knswn as tho sover-
eign States Of North and South Cuoliua
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GRAND CoNoERT.-The programme Of the con-
coTt pu5i ,hea IN to-day's paper promises q ric,l
treat to all lovers Of music and though the names
Of the performers not published, yet they anare
musicians Of the highest talent, and whatever
they undertake to do is done we'll The concert
win be both vocal and instrumental, and the over
lures by the orchestra and the piano solos viii not
be inferior to the rest Of the performance
In the present dearth Of amusement concert
like that proposed tonight is god send, and viii
be appreciated by the community as arelief from
the monotony that they have recently endured
The object Of the entertainment being to&raise
funds for the purchase Of an organ for ST. Panrs
Church, the projectors determined to make music
the means Of collecting the needed sum, and the
pieces selected for the performance are from the
first composers. The choir Of st. Paul's will, no
doubt, succeed in their undertaking, as they have
offered to the public musical bill Of fare that they
have seldom enjoyed and their appreciation Of the
compliment will trust, go far toward completing
the organ fund. .S.3. .5 's5
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UNITED STATES Court, March I'd, 1s67-Judge
BRYAN prestling.-The following gentlemen, after
undergoing an examination by Judge MAaRArH
on Admiralty, and Gen. CONNER on Jurisdiction
Of United States Court, were admitted to practice
in the Circuit and District Courts of United States
for South Caroline District: - BRAwLEY A. J.
BURKE, ". D. CLANCY, W. NJ. MucKENruss, c. c.
P1NcKEEy, Jr., A. T. SMYrHE-
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PosrPoNEaIENT OF THE LEcrURE-The lecture
on Bunyan's Pilgrims, by the Rev. Dr.. LORD,
which was to have been delivered at ST. Stephens
Church tonight, has been postponed to Thursday.
1t was deemed advisable to make this postpone
ment, as the concert occurring on the same night
might operate unfavorably for the lecture The
project is not abandoned, and the delay Of few
days will not dctract from the interest already
taken in the lecture.
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U3NcNn RITES. s.-Passing down Queen street a
few days since, we colored citizen handled
somewhat roughly by q number Of United States
soldiers, convalescents at the Roper Hospital Tho
soldiers, we believe, were merely '.funning," but
tho gentleman from Africa liked it not.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-04

ffucr1oN SALE--Messrs JOIN g. MnNoR & Co.
wiz sell to-day, at their rooms in Meeting street,
artse assortment Of wood, japanned and tinware,
comprising every article necessary to well CON
du5ted household. This sale presents unusual ut
fractions, and should be attended by merchants
and housekeepers, as goods of this description are
rsrely offered at an auction.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-04

The Ddizy Soal Cdyofiniun at Columbs, Is now sent
to every Possoea In the State Being the oeel paper
of The State VIII be found at the present de espe
ciay vslusble TO merchants and others darng to aya
themselves Of very large circulation
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-04

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